Assigned Zemana should make an extension for Chrome and Firefox

[Deleted Member 333v73x]

This is not criticism it is a recommendation - Zemana should make an extension for Chrome and Firefox which uses the engines ZAM Realtime uses, it should block all types of phishing and malicious websites.

Do you think they might do this?
Do you think it's a good idea?

Thank you in advance, hope this helps - have a good day

Regards,
AMR

 

[Azure]

I had asked them about the possibility of adding malicious website protection.

And the reply was
"Not in the near future..."
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But it's probably best if it didn't since it could create some conflict with other security programs. Now if it was an extension, who knows, it could be possible. Though I doubt they will bother doing that.

 

[Ink]

Keep an eye on Avira's Scout project, currently in development. Also the default Google SafeBrowsing is excellent against Malware and Phishing sites, including downloads.

Zemana may provide an top protection from its Anti-malware and Anti-logger software, but I voted No. It's a bad idea for Zemana.

Majority of Zemana current offerings are for paying customers, I don't see them making a free browser extension.

 

[CMLew]

Keep an eye on Avira's Scout project, currently in development. Also the default Google SafeBrowsing is excellent against Malware and Phishing sites, including downloads.

Zemana may provide an top protection from its Anti-malware and Anti-logger software, but I voted No. It's a bad idea for Zemana.

Majority of Zemana current offerings are for paying customers, I don't see them making a free browser extension.

+1 for voted NO.
Right now I feel Zemana should stay as it is.

 

[Quassar]

Zemana have payment product same as avira.. and also free version zemana coming so... your argument are invalid and any way what this have to extension brower ?! Nothing....
Payment not must be better than free and free not even are better than payments this work in both sides.

Any extension which improve security are good extension ofc can be better alternative but still can be good "if ofc work aswell agains virus"

 

[KokoKid]

Companies will most likely release things when a "new generation of technology" comes out. Lots of video game companies do this to promote themselves as well as the console or new technology. (e.g. valve with the half life and portal series)

For example, extensions for Microsoft Edge. If ZAM were to make an extension, it would promote their software as well as Microsoft Edge. Win-Win for all of us.

It would be a smart buisness choice for ZAM, but it's all up to them.

 

[Nightwalker]

I voted "No", I dont see the reason to spend resources and time to make a browser extension that wouldnt add much in security terms/competitivity. IMO Zemana should focus resources in their anti malware and anti keylogger solutions.

I like Zemana AntiMalware simplicity and would hate to see it become bloatware in the future.

 

[Stas]

No need there is Adguard or uBlock Origin good web protection

 

[Malware1]

Majority of Zemana current offerings are for paying customers, I don't see them making a free browser extension.

Who said it would be free?

 

[Infamous]

I voted "Maybe" because I think there are both advantages and disadvantages to them making a browser extension for malicious website protection. I think it would be a good idea because it would introduce new customers to their services and they would become more popular over time, although, I also believe it would be a bad idea because they could use their resources and time working on their existing products instead.

We should remember that if they made an extension for web browsers, it may potentially reduce the performance and stability of the browser which some people may find irritating and this may affect their reviews.

 

[Smith83]

I like Zemana AntiMalware simplicity and would hate to see it become bloatware in the future.

This is true. When they get away from simple they will turn to crap. Look what happened to junkware removal tool since malwarebytes took over the project. They turned it into sh!!!t program. Simple is the way they should stay. There are other programs for web protection besides if anything malicious from a. Site is downloaded zam will stop it in its tracks with realtime protection

 

[jamescv7]

Well its all about the developers choice, but in my respected view; Zemana mainly focus on scanner + anti-keylogger protection which definitely came in-demand from users. + Revenues are regularly circulated for sure so adding another target may not be good at all as long its a major concern upon analysis.

 

[Ink]

Zemana have payment product same as avira.. and also free version zemana coming so... your argument are invalid

Wrong, my opinion is not invalid.

The majority does not mean all, and I have used Zemana Anti-Logger Free in the past. Due to a lack of on-going development updates and other issues, I ceased to using it. Did you also notice the gap between the two latest updates? December 2014 and November 2015.

Do tell me what Zemana products are coming soon.

Who said it would be free?

Look on the Chrome Web Store and let me know if you find a legitimate paid extension...