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		By: Bullet		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I&#039;ve only had thi Windows 10 laptop for a few months, but the first thing I did was dump the crap that HP put on as a free trial.
For years I&#039;ve used Comodo for my firewall and Avast as my antivirus, but Avast started downloading 3rd party garbage with its AV and giving me other problems.  I dumped it.  I intially installed the Comodo suite on this machine and started having apps and sites blocked from use.  
I appreciate my firewall and AV protecting me and my machine, but I do not appreciate it blocking things I know to be safe, and then not providing a reasonably convenient way to whitelist those apps and sites.  I have dumped Comodo Firewall and AV (though I continue to use Dragon as one of my browsers).
At the moment I am using Zone Alarm for both and it seems to be doing a fine, yet unobtrusive, job.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;ve only had thi Windows 10 laptop for a few months, but the first thing I did was dump the crap that HP put on as a free trial.<br />
For years I&#8217;ve used Comodo for my firewall and Avast as my antivirus, but Avast started downloading 3rd party garbage with its AV and giving me other problems.  I dumped it.  I intially installed the Comodo suite on this machine and started having apps and sites blocked from use.<br />
I appreciate my firewall and AV protecting me and my machine, but I do not appreciate it blocking things I know to be safe, and then not providing a reasonably convenient way to whitelist those apps and sites.  I have dumped Comodo Firewall and AV (though I continue to use Dragon as one of my browsers).<br />
At the moment I am using Zone Alarm for both and it seems to be doing a fine, yet unobtrusive, job.</p>
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