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<blockquote data-quote="AtlBo" data-source="post: 890509" data-attributes="member: 32547">I think it&#039;s at high risk for being pulled.&nbsp; Maybe it&#039;s still available, because they have a fairly significant user base (or better) for the free version still and don&#039;t want to upset the apple cart.&nbsp; Their original reason for making the program available WAS as a courtesy to their clients.&nbsp; If all they have to do is update signatures, then that&#039;s like not having to do anything.&nbsp; The program dialog and the html are so simple in concept for F-C that the program itself shouldn&#039;t need any updating to be used safely.Could be pulled any time, but that&#039;s been the case for about what I guess two years now.&nbsp; I too am using the software, and I am hoping they will continue to see the good sense in keeping the program active in its current form.&nbsp; F-C is the only straight a-v with a web filter anywhere.&nbsp; It fits in perfectly with so many other security options like OSArmor, Comodo Firewall, AppCheck, ZoneAlarm, and probably others like Voodoo Shield and SpyShelter.&nbsp; Also would work great with Sandboxie.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AtlBo, post: 890509, member: 32547"] I think it's at high risk for being pulled. Maybe it's still available, because they have a fairly significant user base (or better) for the free version still and don't want to upset the apple cart. Their original reason for making the program available WAS as a courtesy to their clients. If all they have to do is update signatures, then that's like not having to do anything. The program dialog and the html are so simple in concept for F-C that the program itself shouldn't need any updating to be used safely. Could be pulled any time, but that's been the case for about what I guess two years now. I too am using the software, and I am hoping they will continue to see the good sense in keeping the program active in its current form. F-C is the only straight a-v with a web filter anywhere. It fits in perfectly with so many other security options like OSArmor, Comodo Firewall, AppCheck, ZoneAlarm, and probably others like Voodoo Shield and SpyShelter. Also would work great with Sandboxie. [/QUOTE]

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