This topic has come up at least three times over the past couple of months.
I think it comes down to this: If you don't want HTTPS scanning / Certificate injection, then use a solution that natively that doesn't employ that service.
Messing with a solution by disabling services can have anywhere from insignificant to severe consequences, depending on how important it is to their layered security construction.
Short answer - MS Defender, or Emsisoft Home Anti-Malware. Yes F-Secure, but filtering is conducted through their browser extension so I would consider it a hybrid.
I think it comes down to this: If you don't want HTTPS scanning / Certificate injection, then use a solution that natively that doesn't employ that service.
Messing with a solution by disabling services can have anywhere from insignificant to severe consequences, depending on how important it is to their layered security construction.
Short answer - MS Defender, or Emsisoft Home Anti-Malware. Yes F-Secure, but filtering is conducted through their browser extension so I would consider it a hybrid.
