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<blockquote data-quote="danb" data-source="post: 961693" data-attributes="member: 62850">Hey guys,Here is the latest, I will catch up on the posts asap.Approximately 50-75% of the blocks have been fixed, but there will still be some blocks for a few more versions. I am trying to keep the number of rules to a minimum, so I am trying not to add tons of rules all at once. But we really are close.If you want to test to see if your blocks have been fixed, just reset the whitelist and see how it goes.I realize some of the translations are too long and I will work on that soon, I was just focusing on the blocks for now.Please remember to not run VS with DefenderUI Pro, it will simply not work well at all.&nbsp; If you want to run VS with DefenderUI Free, that does work well.BTW, if these new features turn out as planned, we will probably be replacing VS&#039;s engine with this engine in the near future, and then add back the other VS features like rules, custom folders, etc.&nbsp; The VS code is solid, but after 10 years of working on VS, I figured it was time to rethink the engine.&nbsp; In a nutshell, the contextual engine is a highly refined and optimized version of the original anti-exploit feature of VS.&nbsp; The goal is to minimize unwanted blocks as much as possible while blocking what really needs to be blocked.For now there is not a way to edit the whitelist, and I am not even sure it is needed since the whitelist is not a whitelist snapshot, it is more like a list of exclusions.&nbsp; But either way we will figure it out.DefenderUIPro 0.93 beta[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://defenderui.com/Download/InstallDefenderUIPro093beta.exe[/URL]SHA-256: 22f315077b0a2d6443a60821970689b916775193f1e2507a3c1c5e4c4cf997c3Thank you guys!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="danb, post: 961693, member: 62850"] Hey guys, Here is the latest, I will catch up on the posts asap. Approximately 50-75% of the blocks have been fixed, but there will still be some blocks for a few more versions. I am trying to keep the number of rules to a minimum, so I am trying not to add tons of rules all at once. But we really are close. If you want to test to see if your blocks have been fixed, just reset the whitelist and see how it goes. I realize some of the translations are too long and I will work on that soon, I was just focusing on the blocks for now. Please remember to not run VS with DefenderUI Pro, it will simply not work well at all. If you want to run VS with DefenderUI Free, that does work well. BTW, if these new features turn out as planned, we will probably be replacing VS's engine with this engine in the near future, and then add back the other VS features like rules, custom folders, etc. The VS code is solid, but after 10 years of working on VS, I figured it was time to rethink the engine. In a nutshell, the contextual engine is a highly refined and optimized version of the original anti-exploit feature of VS. The goal is to minimize unwanted blocks as much as possible while blocking what really needs to be blocked. For now there is not a way to edit the whitelist, and I am not even sure it is needed since the whitelist is not a whitelist snapshot, it is more like a list of exclusions. But either way we will figure it out. DefenderUIPro 0.93 beta [URL unfurl="true"]https://defenderui.com/Download/InstallDefenderUIPro093beta.exe[/URL] SHA-256: 22f315077b0a2d6443a60821970689b916775193f1e2507a3c1c5e4c4cf997c3 Thank you guys! [/QUOTE]

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