Hello Citizen_K !
Thank you very much for answering my request. It was very nice of you to take the time to try it out and also to reply.
Well done! Indeed, I’m a user who uses everything his computer has to offer.
That’s why I chose Comodo CIS.
To make sure that nothing happens despite these tests (always wise and legal, I might add).
If I only used Word… I might not need such a powerful and reassuring security solution
To return to the subject of the site in question, here are my explanations:
Ever since the beta version came out, when I download software from a little-known publisher, as a matter of principle, I repeat the operation on other systems to see what happens.
So, after downloading it from the Windows where Comodo CIS is installed, I also downloaded it from the Windows where MalwareBytes is installed.
On this Windows, I got several alerts, one of which told me that the site was accessing my clipboard.
This is quite unusual from Malwarebytes, I don’t think it was a false alarm.
That’s why I asked the question: if a website accesses my Comodo CIS clipboard, will it alert me? (Because I didn’t get an alert, nor did you).
That was my concern.
So, whether I’m a user who tries software that doesn’t always come from the big companies or not, normally doesn’t influence the answer.
Almost everyone “tinkers” at some time or other on their PC, when it’s a personal computer, so I guess we should never ostracize a user, because everyone can relate to the answer.
I was on alternativeto.net and it suggested this software as one of several choices.
(On the other hand, from the point of view of beta testing, I think it’s a good thing that a user can see what could happen in real life…)
( Otherwise, there would be no need for Comodo to make the beta public, If it was just to keep the notepad running…)