Nov 3, 2013 05:48 AM
(This post was last modified: Nov 3, 2013 05:49 AM by ๖̶̶̶ۣۜDetox.)
Malwarebytes definitely comes in handy, and I love the tool, also the website blocking.
Although it sometimes tend to block sites that are completely fine, which is kinda annoying. Nonetheless, you can just add exceptions right-clicking the MB icon in system trey and by clicking "Add to ignore list", then finding the corresponding IP for that website.
(Oct 27, 2013 06:49 PM)Exact Wrote: I thought that MBAM pro blocked 0day exploits though? Why would they release a free program that does this, and lose potential pro buyers?
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Doesn't even work for me. I think it might be that I have MBAM pro already (even though it says it's compatible) or that I'm on Windows 8.1. It only says Windows 8 is compatible, not 8.1 but I thought it would work.
probably you are installing sandboxed
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(Nov 3, 2013 05:48 AM)๖̶̶̶ۣۜDetox Wrote: Nonetheless, you can just add exceptions right-clicking the MB icon in system trey and by clicking "Add to ignore list", then finding the corresponding IP for that website. I wasn't aware you could do this! Thank you haha. Saves me a lot of time when browsing Anime sites, as they all seem to be flagged.
I'm an avid Baka member with an FTV subscription of course, I just sometimes can't be bothered waiting for new episode releases. 😖
Thanks for sharing this. Going to install it soon.
(Nov 9, 2013 12:41 AM)hutt132 Wrote: Thanks for sharing this. Going to install it soon. You're welcome bro :) Hope it saves you some trouble like it has me :)
DO NOT DEAL WITH THIS MEMBER
I love malwarebytes their the best :)
Thanks for posting this !
I was using it but it blocks netflix silverlight so I turned it off.
(Nov 11, 2013 05:03 AM)SilverHick Wrote: I was using it but it blocks netflix silverlight so I turned it off. Does it really?
I use an opensource alternative to silverlight, and I don't use netflix on Windows PCs, so I wouldn't know.
Shouldn't much matter in the future, silverlight is predominantly known for it's succeptibility to exploitation.
Bye-bye Silverlight says Netflix, hello modern standards.
thanks for this share!! downloading it now!!
(Nov 14, 2013 06:38 PM)koolfrank Wrote: thanks for this share!! downloading it now!! You're completely welcome :)
The page was down for about 12 hours with the message 'Implementation in progress...'
Not sure what that meant, but it's back up now.
Trying this beta out and installing this now, thanks for the share!
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