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Thanks Marcos :)

Win 10x64 (1909) Edge Chromium 80.0.361.109 I have Edge Chromium set as the default browser (and yes it is definitely operating as the default browser). If I launch a protected browser either from ESET's gui or a desktop shortcut, ESET is launching Internet Explorer. If I navigate to a banking login URL in Edge Chromium, it does not redirect to a secured browser, it just proceeds as though Edge Chromium is an unsupported browser. I know B&PP was working in Edge but (for me) it ceased operating around Edge build 80.0.361.50 Any idea how I can get things working?

Win 10x64 1909, pre release updates B&PP module 1181 This error seems to trigger when the secured browser closes. It's only been occurring since the module update to 1181. BTW Anyone got a secured browser working with Edge Chromium?

Is the computer an HP? There seems to be an HP Support Assistant icon in the tray that is indicating a problem (the red exclamation mark). Is it that that is throwing the internet security message?

Open the GUI and press Setup -> Computer protection -> Gamer mode

I first used Nod32 back in about 2003. I remember clearly AMON, DMON and perhaps YEAHMON.

I suspect that the website was temporarily having a problem and redirecting to an error page, that for some reason your browser was trying to open/save as an attachment. BTW if you viewed that badcountry page, you'd see it was plain text and said "gangnam style!"

@itman I can confirm all your findings. Tested on Edge-Chromium, Firefox and Internet Explorer.

Having read restriction capability in the files section is a feature I suggested long ago. Hopefully ESET will finally see the merits of this.

This is about being able to block selected applications reading data from folders that I select. i.e. being able to prevent batch file, js, vbs execution from typical malware user space folders.

In HIPS File Operations - the ability to Block file read for specific applications like cmd.exe, rundll32.exe, regsvr32.exe etc