It was a great move installing HTTPS Everywhere & NoScript, (imh, 2 core extensions), and tonibalas' suggestion of https://www.malwarebytes.org/antiexploit/ my heart feel 'Super Happy'!
I always love to keep a heavy duty security setup that is as light as possible, but yet provides ultimate protection. I really like all the products that I use and have been happy with them. I also really like to Use Avast Free with Hardened Mode and PUP detection enabled for client PC's or laptops. It is my most favorite Free Antivirus. I feel very confident in my security setup and it has not failed me yet.
. Thank you everyone for the recommendations and comments. I appreciate everyone being so generous. I may try enabling it in the future though just to see how it goes. It is a good security feature for people though, I must agree on that.
Haha, yeah. I have always found User Account Control annoying for my personal uses; however, I keep it enabled on client PC's for their protection.Thank you for sharing your configuration, Slade. Your exuberance is infectious.
I agree with scot and exterminator20 about UAC which truly can't hurt as it is an important protection included for your safety; and not the annoyance some believe.
Do you also have Windows 7 on your desktop too?
As a user of Virtual Box, you can appreciate virtualization.
How about sandboxing your browsing? The free app, Sandboxie, is one of he first software recommendations I received as a new member over a year ago from a staff member who 'exterminates' doubt in effective and trustworthy programs!
Recently, I've installed it on a guest account on our (my wife's) Windows 7 SP 1 system. If you don't already know all about it, I think you'll find it a useful optional app to share with clients for their security needs.
Yes indeed, I do run Windows 7 on my desktop. I recently ran Windows 8.1 though and I liked it. I probably will go back to it in the near future. I started having a few bugs in Windows 8.1, so I decided to reinstall Windows 7 Ultimate 64 Bit. However, Windows 8.1 is just beautiful. I really like it. I thought you may be interested to know the specs of my desktop: Intel Core i7 4770 processor, Gigabyte Z87x-D3h motherboard, Samsung 840 Evo 250GB SSD, 32GB G Skill Ripjaws X memory, AMD Radeon 7850 2GB GDDR5 video card, Coolermaster Hyper 212 Evo CPU Cooler, Rosewill Thor V2 Full Tower ATX Case, etc . I have tried sandboxie, it is amazing indeed. I also love Comodo's Firewall with HIPS and The Auto Sandbox. I really like the new version 8 even better since they have a more automated sandbox setup.
Thank you for the comment. I have used Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit before and I like it. It is a great product. However, if you ever use Hitman Pro Alert you might want to uninstall it. I have read that people have had compatibility issues with Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit used with Hitman Pro Alert.You have one of the most complete configuration in this forum and since you have so good desktop specs i think your pc is running smooth.
I want to do one suggestion, maybe you can try Malwarebytes Anti-Expolit and make your browsing a little safer when you are online
Thanks for sharing.
What I really like About Hitman Pro Alert is it has a a CryptoGuard feature which prevents the Cryptolocker ransomware from encrypting your files if it somehow manages to make it past your security. It also has Botnet Protection and Browser Protection. However,it says it basically protects against trojans in your browser and phishing attacks in a sense which I have never seen any of that come into play just yet. They have a new version releasing sometime V 3.0, I think and it has even more features. It will have a free edition and a Paid Edition that also protects against exploits. Hitman Pro Alert only uses about 7-8MB of RAM, or at least that is what it is using on my computer. 
http://www.zdnet.com/article/malwarebytes-anti-exploit-aims-to-stop-unknown-threats-to-windows/
You are most welcome.After your answer i will certainly give a try at hitman pro alert
Thanks so much for your answer
Yep, I know that. From what I know of Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit, it is targeted mostly as stopping exploits/zero day exploits. Malwarebytes Antimalware Premium is aimed at a wide range of malware preventing it similar to any other security product. However, with that being said in past versions Malwarebytes Pro memory usage has been a common complaint among users in the past. I think it has become much better in the latest version with its memory usage though.
I just wanted to state that Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit RAM usage is low and lower than Malwarebytes Premium. Of course as you said they are two different products with different capabilities too indeed. Thank you for sharing the article. I enjoyed reading it. 
