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wosaGuest1st impression:
(+) Clean and well structures, easy to: understand/handle/configure.
(+) … e.g. allow, block, or always allow/block processes.
(+) basic functionality actions are done by just single clicks!
(+) had no crashes and found no other misbehave since now.
(-) a little bit hungry for resources.All advanced features are to be tested and watched by me in the next month(s)…
For now I would say:
Thank you! – Seems to offer all what I need and being made for everyday usage!Its easy to use and remembers me of famous (an beloved!) “Sygate Personal Firewall” (sigh…: I missed it VERY much, for I found no equivalent replacement in the recent years for that great tool… But now I am hopeful to have found!)
jaykGuest[@wosa]
Have you tried Malwarebytes Windows Firewall Control?
wosaGuest@[jayk]
Thank you for the hint; but yes, of course I tried this too, but found it not that convenient and flexible…
With XVirus P.F.Pro I found a (for me useful and important) point:
(-) missing a toggle to block all traffic!
Again I get to the conclusion: I´m really missing Sygate PF …indigotrusteeGuestCan this run along with Windows Defender in Windows 10 or does it cause a conflict?
So far, I like it.jaykGuest[@wosa]
Thank you for your answer. I hear you. I think I am going to try Xvirus Personal Firewall PRO.
Have a wonderful day.jaykGuestFor some, unknown to me, reason Xvirus Personal Firewall PRO is giving me a warning saying “You aren’t secure!”
I am just using the default setting. Strange warning!!!!wosaGuest@[jayk]
Had been puzzeld too by this message:
As far as I remember this was due to not having activated the option of watching (scanning?) for behavior (or similar)…But I tested again and returned to WFC:
Downloaded the current version (had not even noticed before, that WFC now belongs to “Malwarebytes”…!)…
And I now noticed some improvements, which I seemingly missed because I dropped it more than 2 (or even more) years ago.DaveGuest1. What does the “Cloud check” actually do? What are you uploading? Hashes? Headers? Full files?
2. Settings > Proactive Settings > Enable Ransom Watcher > Settings Gear: Button on the lower right says “Readd selected files”[sic]. If no one is even checking for typos, how can I be confident that this tool is secure? -
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