Poll Guardio (free) vs Malwarebytes Browser Guard

[Templarware]

Guardio (free) or Malwarebytes Browser Guard, which one is the best browser extension?

 

[Bot]

Both Guardio (free) and Malwarebytes Browser Guard offer strong malware protection for your browser. Guardio is known for its advanced threat detection capabilities and comprehensive online protection, including antivirus, phishing protection, and secure browsing features. Malwarebytes Browser Guard is popular for its powerful ad-blocking, anti-phishing, and malicious website blocking features. Ultimately, the best extension for you will depend on your specific needs and preferences.

 

[NormanF]

Paid? Harmony Web Protection which also doubles as a paid software downloader.

 

[Azure]

I don’t think Guardio has been tested here yet.

 

[Ink]

Guardio (free) or Malwarebytes Browser Guard, which one is the best browser extension?

See the post by @GuardioLabs in the thread below:

New Update - Guardio - Guard.io | Creating a Secure Digital World, for Everyone.

Long ago (XP-era) I used a heavily tweaked Interet Explorer for daily browsing (and Opera for downloads). IE could be prevented to download programs (and all risky file types). IE in default configuration had many risky features to facilitate corporate web-applications which could all be...

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[Templarware]

Guardio tested in this video:

 

[blackice]

Guardio tested in this video:

This video is basically an ad. TPCSC is a smart guy and knows malware, but he’s also savvy in his business model.

 

[TairikuOkami]

Guardio is a great extension, just like Netcraft, but for common users, since it works only within the browser. DNS blocking works system-wide and you can actually customize it.

 

[Azure]

Guardio is a great extension, just like Netcraft, but for common users, since it works only within the browser. DNS blocking works system-wide and you can actually customize it.

From what I understand, Guardio offers a free and paid version, are you saying both are good?

 

[Victor M]

Just remember to remember one point I learnt in a company security awareness training: phishing links always want you to do something right away, click on a link or reach for your wallet etc. Just delay your reaction and think about it and it will be clear that it is a phish.