I’m trying to stay cool, those were my favorites as stand alone utilities. First one now I
hear the memory firewall is just a memory. I’m a member at World Start Mesage Boards,
they used to brag about the products now it looks, oh well it don’t matter what it looks
like now does it… :-\
Actually,why is Comodo team decided to remove BoClean and Comodo Memory Firewall as standalone programs. Will be Boclean and CMF only in ComodoFirewall(PRO)
Err, You’ve said nothing about Boclean or memfirewall this whole thread 88)
Where I ask my questions is my choice, I choose to ask here since it’s public, Comodo asks for views here; " Please tell us your views and vote here!"
Kyile twisting facts is not helpful at all. Of course I said nothingbecauseI quoted what Comodo CEO’s said and that would be undoubtely more relevant and appropriate than your conjectures… 88)
Or you do feel inclined to argue about that?
You obviously are neglecting the easiest way to address you dubious conjectures.
Ok, just clarify this for me. Is memory firewall part of defense+? i.e. if I disable defense+ will I be disabling the memory firewall too? I don’t see any option in CIS specifically relating to memory firewall.
Amd is BOclean part of the HIPS as well, or the antivirus? Comodos site gives the impression that the antivirus relies on the HIPS to function at the same level as “the leading national brands” of antivirus software, which is like saying the antivirus is not worthy on it’s own.
We need these issues clarified. Memory firewall ought to be a separate component in CIS, not lumped in with defense+. some people might want to turn off defense+ while still maintaining the memory firewall, ect, not an “all-or-nothing” approach.