>comodo is a bloated botnet that don't even allow you

>>61451395
Build a pfsense box or buy a router with openwrt.

It amusing that happened exactly when it became a 'windows 10' program.
The sandbox is fucking useless for games now since it blocks mouse input but it never used to.
The antivirus also doesn't turn off so it blocks shit you actually wanted to run.

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>>61451395
What router do you have? Depending, it may be horseshit or actually decent at firewalling.
Use the default firewall supplied with your OS, they're breddy gud.
Otherwise, spin up a a pfsense VM and route all traffic through it.

NOW GIMME THE SAUCE.
Both google, iqdb and tineye give me nothing.
Even doujin name is fine.

>>61451554
This happened to malwarebytes too, I just don't know why updates make software shittier and shittier

Common Sense 2018 Beta doesn't have these problems

Comodo can't be trusted

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>>61452059
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>>61451779
f5 guy again.

I used to use Comodo Dragon Browser, but had plugin and extension compatibility issues galore.

I don't know about the current state of Comodo, but if you want to be reasonably secure without going the full paranoia route, I recommend the following:
1. Router. Get one which can be used with OpenWRT or Gargoyle for a good firewall. Failing that, at least route all your traffic through a firewall and configure appropiately. See my previous post for pfsense endorsement.
2. DNS blocking. Pi-hole does that and can also be installed on any linux machine, not just raspberry pis. Make sure to define it as the default and only DNS on your network, either via router settings or per-device.

Happy tinhatting.