Those ancient suggestions on the old SMF board are probably irrelevant for Windows 11 and beyond. They are using Canny: Customer Feedback Management Tool for feature requests, which looks like a better management service over a forum style format. Some use Trello for bug tracking and upcoming changes.
Thanks.
What I understood from the CTO’s scarce information (correct me if it was not him posting to their forum but somebody else) is that they will bring the home version closer to the enterprise one. Of course certain features may not be available but it will be the most logical thing to do. What’s the point of maintaining 2 different code bases?
Not that you will submit a report to COMODO... but COMODO will not accept a security incident report due to the BSOD. The objection will be that the BSOD borked your test environment and somehow caused COMODO to malfunction. Also, they would come back with "COMODO is not compatible with Windows 11 22H2" or something equivalent - even though the company has never stated this in an official statement and that is why so many devotees continue to use it on 11 22H2.
What they will come up with is not important to anyone. To me it has become evident that Comodo sandbox has some flaws and is just as incapable of handling corner cases as everybody else.
They'll probably say "Wait until the next release and test it. Submit any security exceptions."
If possible and if you have time for it, it would be nice to conduct the same test on real hardware to exclude VM odd behavior or something like that.
Nice to hear but hope that they would also make the auto-sandbox robust, as it fails to function at times
