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« on: March 27, 2008, 09:35:55 AM »

Has anyone experienced a moment when they felt like they're being watched.. yes you may call this paranoia, or maybe you accidentally clicked on one of those stupidly luring adverts the sit on the side of a web page innocently pulling rediculous smiley faces or whatever and inocently waiting saying "Click Me!  Click Me!" and then to find you've just had a pop-up that wont go away which says "Download Active-X controller To Play" then you proceed to close the pop-up to find it wont... then to your surprise in the background it downloads a trojan horse or some other hazardous virus and that Firefox or whatever browser your using refuses to close to stop the download and go for the computers reset button, which then restarts in safe mode which in turn drives you bloody bonkers and then you go for the kitchen cutlery set and stab something like your eyes in the hope that you saw nothing and then............        Holy Comodo's Batman! Phew!!.........sorry i got a tad bit carried away there.


What I really want to say is....  On the odd occasion that something like this happens it would be great to have a shorcut key to activate the "block all mode" of the firewall security level. Something like Ctrl+X for example.

If only this Comodo's dream would come true for us few then we would probably be just that wee-snippet-of-a-bit more sane.


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« Reply #1 on: March 27, 2008, 09:41:47 AM »

In the meantime, you can still right click the icon and select "block all" under firewall security level without ever opening CFP3.  Smiley
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« Reply #2 on: March 27, 2008, 09:50:58 AM »

Yes I know but first the action goes like this...

1/ Grab the mouse.
2/ Drag it down to the icon
3/ Right click on the icon
4/ Drag it up the menu
5/ Land the mouse pointer on "Firewall Security Level"
6/ Drag the mouse left
7/ Land the mouse pointer on "Block All Mode"
8/ Left click on "Block All Mode"

....and after all that you hope you've shut the firewall down.

8 stages to instigate a shutdown. My word it's tough but a shortcut would be much easier.

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« Reply #3 on: March 27, 2008, 09:58:20 AM »

.............also you wouldn't want to be an ambidextrous dyslexic.

Comodo should provide the people who have downloaded their firewall a big red helmet for extra protection just in case they miss the block all mode.

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« Reply #4 on: June 08, 2008, 11:36:30 AM »

                                                                                                                                                                      You're 100% right on for the need of an ALL STOP button on the toolbar !
    I had Zone Alarm Free for many years with this feature & saved the day many times with the instant  Stop - Go button.
    It would greatly please me to have this feature.

     Come on Commodo, how hard can this simple addition be?                   
                                                                                               Thinking


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