- Aug 2, 2015
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GlassWire Pro/Elite: Lifetime Licenses 70% off - 5 days left
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Could you be so kind and link me the tip? CyberGhost has so many post i coudn't find it
Btw what %amount of cpu does glasswire use for you? GWCtlSrv.exe uses nearly 3% for me most of the time (if i can believe process lasso).
- Apr 5, 2017
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I should think so, this post was started in april then it's been updated but normally these are limited offers so if you don't grab them quickly then it's too late.
- Jun 10, 2017
- 248
This link still seems to be active: GlassWire Pro: Lifetime License | gHacks Deals
- Aug 3, 2014
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- Jun 10, 2017
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Check this feature comparison and decide what you need. The biggest difference is Pro is for 3 PCs, and Elite is for 10 PCs.
Buy GlassWire Basic, Pro, or Elite
Buy GlassWire Basic, Pro, or Elite
- Aug 3, 2014
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- Jun 10, 2017
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Well it's simple, do you now run, or plan to run more than 3 PCs?
I don't plan to, so Pro meets my needs...
- Aug 3, 2014
- 20
i installed and blocked some applications.
I still noticed some connections out. Firewall setting is also turn on.
for example, i blocked malwarebytes from connecting, i will see from the graph that it has some data transfer. For thiose with malwayrebytes, please check if there is a constant data transfer.
Also when using "Ask to connect", some data were transferred before the pop up promoting Allow to Deny.
Am i getting it correct?
I still noticed some connections out. Firewall setting is also turn on.
for example, i blocked malwarebytes from connecting, i will see from the graph that it has some data transfer. For thiose with malwayrebytes, please check if there is a constant data transfer.
Also when using "Ask to connect", some data were transferred before the pop up promoting Allow to Deny.
Am i getting it correct?
Most 'normal users' will never need the elite version. I for one am not 'normal' (I suppose?!), because I went for the elite version. I have a lot of computers that I keep track of and having this tool is going to be quite handy.
Well it's simple, do you now run, or plan to run more than 3 PCs?
I don't plan to, so Pro meets my needs...
@zzz00m Exactly! If you have more than 3 PCs go for the Elite. If not, go for the Pro! Couldn't have said it better myself.
Don't forget the Elite has unlimited history too! This is another large difference between the Pro and the Elite version. However, one year is a long amount of history to keep. Unlimited remote connections are excellent too! So lots of great advantages to looking into.
~Brian
- Jun 10, 2017
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I have been running GlassWire for 5 days now, and I am really liking it!
I have used many other firewalls, and a few networking analysis tools such as solarwinds, wireshark, etc., but this really puts the data visualization right in front of you. You can still use other tools for deep diving and problem determination as needed, but this is the coolest dashboard I have ever seen.
Big thumbs up to the devs for this!
I have used many other firewalls, and a few networking analysis tools such as solarwinds, wireshark, etc., but this really puts the data visualization right in front of you. You can still use other tools for deep diving and problem determination as needed, but this is the coolest dashboard I have ever seen.
Big thumbs up to the devs for this!
I have been running GlassWire for 5 days now, and I am really liking it!
I have used many other firewalls, and a few networking analysis tools such as solarwinds, wireshark, etc., but this really puts the data visualization right in front of you. You can still use other tools for deep diving and problem determination as needed, but this is the coolest dashboard I have ever seen.
Big thumbs up to the devs for this!
I have been using this program for a while now and I am enjoying it too. I too have kept Wireshark for obvious reasons! The Elite version was appealing to me, because of the few other differences that I listed out the other day. In all, though most users would be great with the Pro version.
Two thumbs up from me.
Some great software here.
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