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<blockquote data-quote="jackuars" data-source="post: 789076" data-attributes="member: 24462">I like the development of Simplewall, but if it isnt easy to configure to stop applications from connecting to the internet with the press of a button like Glasswire then I&#039;d not be convinced to switch. Just as the name denotes, SimpleWall should be simple to configure. Sadly I keep using the last free version 1.x of Glasswire which has Firewall built in for free.For instance in Glasswire you can see all the processes that was/is using my network and by clicking on the &#039;Fire&#039; icon, I can deny access for that program from accessing the net. By clicking on the &#039;Fire&#039; icon again I allow access for that program for accessing my internet bandwidth. Towards the right, I can also see upload and download speed that the the process is using at the moment.<img src="https://i.imgur.com/rQRbd96.png" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="jackuars, post: 789076, member: 24462"] I like the development of Simplewall, but if it isnt easy to configure to stop applications from connecting to the internet with the press of a button like Glasswire then I'd not be convinced to switch. Just as the name denotes, SimpleWall should be simple to configure. Sadly I keep using the last free version 1.x of Glasswire which has Firewall built in for free. For instance in Glasswire you can see all the processes that was/is using my network and by clicking on the 'Fire' icon, I can deny access for that program from accessing the net. By clicking on the 'Fire' icon again I allow access for that program for accessing my internet bandwidth. Towards the right, I can also see upload and download speed that the the process is using at the moment. [IMG]https://i.imgur.com/rQRbd96.png[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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