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<blockquote data-quote="Trident" data-source="post: 1043530" data-attributes="member: 99014">I think that’s how they want it. Most decisions are taken automatically. It’s not necessarily a concept I’m in love with but I accept the logic behind it. I also like settings to play with, hence I am inclined to Harmony Endpoint (already in testing).By Symantec for consumers I guess you mean Norton. The Norton UI is anything but new, the foundation was laid in 2007 March with Norton 360 V1.0 and further changes to Norton 360 v5-6 as well as Norton Security formed the UI that is still in use today. This UI has remained largely the same (even though it’s iconic and even today remains one of the best). The biggest change was the addition of My Norton to it (and not necessarily a positive one, I can see it confuses some users). Other changes include minor updates to icons here and there. The flip effect that transitioned to performance was removed as well.Bitdefender UI has never had any wow factor to it, but is OK. ZoneAlarm’s UI is OK too. Definitely won’t win a Red Dot award <img class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" alt="😀" title="Grinning face&nbsp; &nbsp; :grinning:" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/6.6/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" data-shortname=":grinning:" />It will be configurable to an extent soon. This NextGen is not what I use, it’s just at the moment I’ve got no access to ZA to take a screenshot and copied from PCMag. The product is no longer in beta. I got ZoneAlarm Extreme Security NextGen.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Trident, post: 1043530, member: 99014"] I think that’s how they want it. Most decisions are taken automatically. It’s not necessarily a concept I’m in love with but I accept the logic behind it. I also like settings to play with, hence I am inclined to Harmony Endpoint (already in testing). By Symantec for consumers I guess you mean Norton. The Norton UI is anything but new, the foundation was laid in 2007 March with Norton 360 V1.0 and further changes to Norton 360 v5-6 as well as Norton Security formed the UI that is still in use today. This UI has remained largely the same (even though it’s iconic and even today remains one of the best). The biggest change was the addition of My Norton to it (and not necessarily a positive one, I can see it confuses some users). Other changes include minor updates to icons here and there. The flip effect that transitioned to performance was removed as well. Bitdefender UI has never had any wow factor to it, but is OK. ZoneAlarm’s UI is OK too. Definitely won’t win a Red Dot award 😀 It will be configurable to an extent soon. This NextGen is not what I use, it’s just at the moment I’ve got no access to ZA to take a screenshot and copied from PCMag. The product is no longer in beta. I got ZoneAlarm Extreme Security NextGen. [/QUOTE]

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