Shmu26's new security config

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shmu26

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people told me that if have adguard, don't need uBlock. what do you say?
I used to use uBlock, and I liked it

Adguard filters HTTPS/SSL.
Does Bitdefender AV too has HTTPS/SSL scan?

I think its advisable to use any one's HTTPS/SSL.
bitdefender AV does scan SSL.
Is that going to conflict with Adguard, I mean, too many certificates at once?
 
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I guess there could be issues.

I keep my AV's HTTPS/SSL disabled & Adguard's enabled.
thanks for the tip, I do have trouble loading certain sites, let's see if it helps.
But on the other hand, if I disable it in bitdefender, then bitdefender won't be able to scan for dangerous urls within HTTPS connection. Does that matter, or not really?
 

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Scanner is Free. If you buy Premium though the protection is phenomenal alongside an anti-virus. :)
scanner is incredible I went into advanced settings and let it tear through my chrome extensions. It got rid of one that was installed by group policy and was unremovable by any
means.
 

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Very simple and light.
you hit it on the nail.

changes:
I actually consider myself a low-risk user, so I have honed down my active protection:
VoodooShield pro; HitmanPro.Alert; MCShield
and that's it.
fair enough?
Or should I have a light AV?
 
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