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<blockquote data-quote="rashmi" data-source="post: 1105911" data-attributes="member: 107361">It&#039;s most likely a containment bug, so it&#039;s pointless to continue testing. Consider posting your test on Comodo forums for feedback.I share your opinion that &quot;Comodo is not suitable for everyone.&quot; Here&#039;s mine: &quot;Containment serves for evaluation, not protection.&quot;Comodo initially offered &quot;Partially Limited&quot; and &quot;Limited&quot; containment/restriction levels as protection features. The levels would restrict the rights of unknown applications on the system. Comodo&#039;s introduction of additional levels brought about changes in its functioning. They implemented &quot;full virtualization&quot; for running unknown applications. Containment is more of an evaluation feature now since users can&#039;t use or save their work with contained/restricted applications as they could previously. With the capability to run most applications, &quot;Run Virtually&quot; enables knowledgeable users to evaluate unknown apps. &quot;Block&quot; prevents unknown applications from running or causing harm. &quot;Restriction Level&quot; is nothing more than a &quot;security display.&quot;From my point of view, any setup that suggests &quot;Restriction Level&quot; for protection is merely a display of security. Why? Most users do not evaluate contained applications, so tightening the feature suggestion is unnecessary. When users encounter a containment alert or a green-bordered application, they typically close it and resume their work. &quot;Block&quot; is the ideal solution for these users, providing both protection and usability.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rashmi, post: 1105911, member: 107361"] It's most likely a containment bug, so it's pointless to continue testing. Consider posting your test on Comodo forums for feedback. I share your opinion that "Comodo is not suitable for everyone." Here's mine: "Containment serves for evaluation, not protection." Comodo initially offered "Partially Limited" and "Limited" containment/restriction levels as protection features. The levels would restrict the rights of unknown applications on the system. Comodo's introduction of additional levels brought about changes in its functioning. They implemented "full virtualization" for running unknown applications. Containment is more of an evaluation feature now since users can't use or save their work with contained/restricted applications as they could previously. With the capability to run most applications, "Run Virtually" enables knowledgeable users to evaluate unknown apps. "Block" prevents unknown applications from running or causing harm. "Restriction Level" is nothing more than a "security display." From my point of view, any setup that suggests "Restriction Level" for protection is merely a display of security. Why? Most users do not evaluate contained applications, so tightening the feature suggestion is unnecessary. When users encounter a containment alert or a green-bordered application, they typically close it and resume their work. "Block" is the ideal solution for these users, providing both protection and usability. [/QUOTE]

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