What is it with the User Interface, and why doesn’t Comodo provide the most basic facilities.
When, for example, I open the ‘Defence+\Advanced\Computer Security Policy’ dialog page, I’m typically presented with a long (often a very long) list of policy definitions for applications and predefined policys.
Great, no problem. The reason I love Comodo is because it’s so flexible, and at the same time has solid default settings to choose from.
What I can’t get my head around, when Comodo has put together such a technically outstanding product, why is the User Interface is so Clunky?
Meanwhile, back in the ‘Defence+\Advanced\Computer Security Policy’ dialog page, why can’t I search for the application I’m interested in. And who ever come up with the (largely undocumented) idea that in the top line I have to type the path (If I know it! - again in a really quirky way) to find the app of interest.
What is this nonsense, was it designed by one of the children, or favourites of the CEO and is sancrosant - never to be changed. A search option would be easy - so why not?
Anyway, when I’ve located the app of interest and made a change, I then have to click Apply, I then have to click Apply, I then have to click Apply, I then have to click Apply, I then have to click Apply, I then have to click Apply, I then have to click Apply, I then have to click Apply.
I loose count!
Great Application, Lousy Interface