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<blockquote data-quote="simmerskool" data-source="post: 1009269" data-attributes="member: 61091">I think I know the answer to this, but will ask since I think the FS explanation is somewhat vague, eg,&nbsp; &quot;Browsing Protection is an extension that provides HTTPS protocol support for the installed security products by F-Secure.&quot;&nbsp; ESET is my current av, and I am currently running Freedome vpn, which is a FS &quot;security product&quot; but am I correct that FS browser ext adds nothing, is not needed, for Freedome? Since FS has a few security products, it might have been MORE helpful to clearly list which &quot;security products&quot; the browser extension assists. I do have SAFE on another machine, like it, like Freedome. EDIT I think extension speaks for itself, ie, it has a red flag meaning &quot;can&#039;t connect to application&quot; -- so it must be looking for SAFE, and SAFE not installed here. I&#039;ll leave it installed but turn it off.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="simmerskool, post: 1009269, member: 61091"] I think I know the answer to this, but will ask since I think the FS explanation is somewhat vague, eg, "Browsing Protection is an extension that provides HTTPS protocol support for the installed security products by F-Secure." ESET is my current av, [U]and[/U] I am currently running Freedome vpn, which is a FS "security product" but am I correct that FS browser ext adds nothing, is not needed, for Freedome? Since FS has a few security products, it might have been MORE helpful to clearly list which "security products" the browser extension assists. I do have SAFE on another machine, like it, like Freedome. EDIT I think extension speaks for itself, ie, it has a red flag meaning "can't connect to application" -- so it must be looking for SAFE, and SAFE not installed here. I'll leave it installed but turn it off. [/QUOTE]

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