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  1. Tommy V
    My issue seems to have been fixed in 7.4.1200 at least. I'm not longer required to restart the proxy filter. On 7.3.3700 I had to restart the filer once or twice a day as an average. So I'm a happy camper now
  2. Tommy V
    @AnthonyQ If this issue can be temporary solved by going to the system setting - network - filters and disable/enable the ESET Web&Email transparent proxy filter, you might be hitting the same buffer full (overflow?) issue as me. I see this issue even if the machine has not gone to sleep. Hopefully fixed in upcoming release that should be coming any day now due to missing support for MacOS 14 (Sonoma) in 7.3.3700. The issue was also present in 7.3.2100.0, but then support told me to downgrade to 6.11.xx or wait for the next version of 7.3.xx From ESET Support: "They (developers, my clarification) have reproduced the issue and confirmed that it has been classified as a bug. The communication that goes through our network system extension causes the extension to fill the buffer and cause the issue. Unfortunately there is currently no time frame for a fix, but keep an eye on updates as it will be fixed in a future update."
  3. Tommy V
    The RC is out in the public beta channel already. Soooo Eset, when can we again install Cyber Security for MacOS? 😅
  4. Tommy V
    @Marcos, normally developers develop using the beta-versions of an OS. Then, when they have done internal testing (alpha stage), they release a beta version of the application for a broader test-base. Of cause, in this beta stage there might be both issues from the beta OS as well as issues from the beta application. But that's what's needed to progress and have a release candidate finished around the same time as the OS is released. I think Eset is a bit to conservative with beta releases..... Best regards Tommy V
  5. Tommy V
    Yes, a beta should be available soon after public betas of Big Sur was made available. I can understand that Eset needs some time to develop and internal testing (Alpha-stage), but it's important for us customers to start testing early as well. Regards Tommy V
  6. Tommy V
    Hi, I have also this issue, running MacOS Catalina 10.15.3 beta and Eset 6.8.300, and I'm quite sure it was present in 6.8.1.0 as well - but worse in 6.8.300. I kind of suspect that this causes Finder beachballing and beeing sluggish as well, anyone else seeing this behaviour? Best Regards Tommy V
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