czesetfan

It's a general question. In Microsoft Edge, there is an option to set "Clear all cookies" when you close the browser. Essentially the same can be set in the "ESET Browser Privacy and Security" add-on. The problem is that there is probably a bug in Edge that causes all cookies, objects, to not always be deleted. Complete deletion can be achieved by manually starting the deletion process. The question is therefore whether ESET is aware of this and whether a remedy is planned. Of course meant to correct the functioning of the add-on not the functioning of Edge.

Interesting insight about the incomplete automatic deletion of cookies in Microsoft Edge: https://malwaretips.com/threads/microsoft-edge-stable-chromium-now-available-for-download.95808/page-118#post-1084663 Since ESET's "Browser Privacy" add-on uses Edge's internal processes for deletion, even when the add-on is set to "Delete All", components remain undeleted for this reason. 🤔 Is there a plan to address this situation?

Maybe I will add. By purchasing the product (software itself) ESET Smart Security Premium, you have purchased 1 of the Premium service level/package. So you can use this or any lower product - Internet Security, NOD32 Antivirus. It is the same as if you bought 1pc of the Premium level package, which would entitle you to download the ESET Smart Security Premium product/software, or any lower - Internet Security, NOD32 Antivirus.

Essential, Premium, Ultimate are "packages" of services / price levels. Within them, you get the right to install and use the products that are Eset Antivirus, Internet Security, Smart Security Premium, Security Ultimate. It's a bit confusing. 😶 The thing is that for example in the Premium level you can have 5 (3,6,7 - different) products. Each different (on PC, Android, Mac) that are included in the respective price level. So you can't use Security Ultimate, but the highest product would be Smart Security Premium. In doing so, you can also use a lower product Internet Security, or Antivirus. (In this case, however, you are unnecessarily overpaying for a more expensive "package" of services. 👍 At the same time, you need to be careful because the software itself has been slightly renamed. For example, the original ESET Smart Security is now ESET Smart Security Premium.... At least that's my understanding, and it is in our region. If it's different somewhere else in the world, I don't know. 🤔

Doesn't this current testing just point to the questions in this topic? https://avlab.pl/en/protection-effectiveness-of-edr-solutions-against-internet-threats/

An interesting question was asked on that link: Is there a way to configure ESET to detect such LoL bin usage ? Would it be possible?

Interesting claim that real-time protection has a lower detection capability. Which scan engine settings can remedy this? Real-time protection for newly created and modified files should after all be maximum. Isn't it?

You can disable "Uncategorized" in Web, Parental Controls. This will block access to newly created pages, but you should expect increased FPs. 👍🙂

As I understand it, in cooperation with other modules, EIS and above checks for possible malicious outgoing connections (for example, protection against botnets.)

What does 17.0.16 fix ?

When will the products be automatically renamed, e.g. "Internet Security" to "Home Security Essential" in the main GUI window? Depending on the length of the license, the "old" names could still be in the products for years.

I assume he was referring to "Android" as for years a typical symbol, which is suppressed with the release of v.17.

I understand and look forward to seeing what new things are in the pipeline. 👍🙂

Yes, I agree. I just see that there is really very little difference in the options. I'm not sure if it was worth creating an add-on because of that. Also for example "check" web links. When switching to search "images", "video" it doesn't work anymore. I will still ask you to add alternative search engines. DuckDuckGo, Startpage, etc.

What I meant was this.