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<blockquote data-quote="ErzCrz" data-source="post: 972882" data-attributes="member: 81799">Just for info, one of the motivations that made me I switch from MD as default protection is that I&#039;m still on an old machine, I don&#039;t plan on upgrading yet, I have basic Windows 10 Home version that was upgraded from 8.1 and I&#039;m not subscribing to 365 so I&#039;m inherently less protected by default than someone who has the current / Win 11 compatible kit. That and Comodo uses about 24meg of ram running whereas MD with ConfigureDefender set to High uses 240meg average (140 with default setting).Edge is good but CIS/CF seems to flow better with FF though CIS&#039;s web protection only seems to work with http.Hard_Configure / SimpleWindowsHardening enables most of those features which is great so I may see about a H_C or SWH combination with CIS or CF at some point once I work out how best to get the two working together without issue.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ErzCrz, post: 972882, member: 81799"] Just for info, one of the motivations that made me I switch from MD as default protection is that I'm still on an old machine, I don't plan on upgrading yet, I have basic Windows 10 Home version that was upgraded from 8.1 and I'm not subscribing to 365 so I'm inherently less protected by default than someone who has the current / Win 11 compatible kit. That and Comodo uses about 24meg of ram running whereas MD with ConfigureDefender set to High uses 240meg average (140 with default setting). Edge is good but CIS/CF seems to flow better with FF though CIS's web protection only seems to work with http. Hard_Configure / SimpleWindowsHardening enables most of those features which is great so I may see about a H_C or SWH combination with CIS or CF at some point once I work out how best to get the two working together without issue. [/QUOTE]

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