lol I see what you mean about the differences between Glary and Revo. Both sound very good.
System Restore is useful as it can clear bugs if they’ve surfaced more recently.
The Recycle Bin in Glary must be an older version. I didn’t note the web site but some site said that a person had done a scan and Glary was over-aggressive, putting some safe files into the Recycle Bin which could be easily restored.
Your tip to not install Comodo System Utilities as it no longer receives updates is very useful. Whenever I’ve installed programs, I’d never previously given it a second thought that programs which are no longer updated are best not used.
As for Comodo Internet Security, I’ll keep this in mind, as while I could install their Firewall and Anti Virus, a complete Suite would be even better, once the bugs are corrected. The Sandbox is one of the features that’s most caught my eye in isolating unwanted programs so they can’t damage users’ computers.
My AVG anti-virus expires in the summer, which is a good product overall that has blocked some junk to date, but it has displayed what appear to be some false positives for sites that Web Inspector regards as safe, and most seriously of all, AVG’s Safe Mode search skipped over several Locked files. I don’t know if files are meant to be locked, but if they are, if there’s any malware contained within them, it won’t be removed.
The only drawback I’ve found while browsing is that, as at present, my fastest DNS server is my own ISP, I can’t make use of Comodo’s DNS servers (the nearest are a few hundred miles away so would slow down my browsing speed), which would prevent me from accidentally visiting suspicious sites. The Web Inspector site and icon on the top right of IceDragon are both very useful, but the latter is precarious, as you have to visit the site, before, you can scan it, and the only alternative would be for me to search every potential web site I plan to visit before I visit it, which would be too time consumiing.
I bumped into one yesterday, malwaretips.com, which has come up as “Suspicious” in Web Inspector’s survey. I was on that site, not realizing until later, but my malware scan has come back all clear, so my computer might not be affected after all, but I’ll stay clear of the site.