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A Comodo Firewall Beta 2 Quick Dance
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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 103564" data-source="post: 1062654"><p>I'll bite, default Deny is great for malware no doubt, what happens to the average user though when comodo smacks down a system file or legit application they are trying to use. I see the interface looks snappy compared to the last time I used it, but I also know comodo well and no matter how much they polish it, underneath will be those same advanced settings not intended for average users. I have seen more systems crippled with this tool than any other in the last decade from false positives, to bugs ect,ect. </p><p></p><p>So while it is great at stopping malware which I absolutely agree with in the right hands, it's that latter part that should be stated for average users or at least mentioned it's not always automatic sunshine with this suite. </p><p></p><p>Great test btw</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 103564, post: 1062654"] I'll bite, default Deny is great for malware no doubt, what happens to the average user though when comodo smacks down a system file or legit application they are trying to use. I see the interface looks snappy compared to the last time I used it, but I also know comodo well and no matter how much they polish it, underneath will be those same advanced settings not intended for average users. I have seen more systems crippled with this tool than any other in the last decade from false positives, to bugs ect,ect. So while it is great at stopping malware which I absolutely agree with in the right hands, it's that latter part that should be stated for average users or at least mentioned it's not always automatic sunshine with this suite. Great test btw [/QUOTE]
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