Hey my friend, do what I already did, give up on Comodo Dragon, because they can no longer keep up with technology and in fact they discontinued the product a long time ago, according to friends on the forum who have already spoken about it.
Comodo Dragon is considered one of the least secure Bowser models, along with others. Despite this, I still use it. However, for sensitive tasks, I switch to other models.
I’ve been using Dragon as my browser for many sensitive tasks. Is it really not so insecure after all? I probably had a good safety net with CIS + Dragon + perhaps my relative insignificance in the IT world. No security issues so far. Well, I almost switched to a different security provider after upgrading to CIS Pro.
I use Dragon with quite limited or disabled components and CIS with the Secure Mode setting + suggestions from CruelSister + my own rules (which remain effective in Secure Mode).
Hey my friend, do what I already did, give up on Comodo Dragon, because they can no longer keep up with technology
You’re right about that. While other browsers constantly update to address new threats, Dragon remains stagnant. Of course, their market share is very, very small. Perhaps that’s an advantage for us in relation to our “friends”, the cybercriminals, in terms of making the effort worthwhile.