Anti-Virus

Ublock origin.

>>40122
Not having Windows or flash installed.

>>40123
Thanks man

>>40128
It's an adblocker, but in this day and age it's basically impossible to get a virus unless you download random toolbars or however the fuck people even get viruses in the first place.

>>40122
I would say Avast is the best free option.
Have been using it for about 8 years.

Avast Kaspersky and F-Secure are the only 3 serious antivirus providers on the market today

Common Sense 2017

>>40176
I concur. For a while, I was running an arms race between AVG, Avast and Avira; every time one of them pissed me off, I would cycle in the next. Avast has been going strong for a few years now.

>>40122
One more vote for Avast.

>>40176
>>40358
I found that Avast really hates programs that I make and ends up deleting them, so I ended up keeping AVG.

I've been using Avira, ever since having AVG became more awful than actually having a virus.

It's pretty good:
- Doesn't come with its own stupid firewall
- Stays out the way, doesn't pop up a load of annoying shit
- Hasn't locked me out of my entire Visual Studio repository yet


>>40358
This, a million times this. If your computer is running really slow, messes with your browser settings, constantly tries to grab your credit card details, and spams popups all over the place, either it's got a virus or it's got a free antivirus.

CharityAntivirus

>>40122
Microsoft security essentials + not being retarded