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| 1136776 | 2010-09-13 06:04:00 | Hey Is anyone aware of an Internet Security program that has the option of making a list of private numbers/words which it can then block being entered into forms in browsers unless you type in the admin password. Norton Internet Security used to have this option in the older versions but I have a comp with Windows 7 now and the more recent versions of Norton I've tried don't seem to have it. I've also tried Zone Alarms's suite and it also seems to lack such a feature. To clarify I don't need the numbers encrypted as that feature seems freely available-I need it to block them unless the admin password is used. Thanks |
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| 1136777 | 2010-09-13 06:36:00 | I earlier used the free NetVeda Saftynet (www.netveda.com), a firewall, which I know has manual text block options options for entering text for browsing, but I never used that part. However the whole program can be a bit confusing, with many options, but ran ok with their defaults. But they have a comprehensive pdf manual. | kahawai chaser (3545) | ||
| 1136778 | 2010-09-13 07:22:00 | I earlier used the free NetVeda Saftynet (www.netveda.com), a firewall, which I know has manual text block options options for entering text for browsing, but I never used that part. However the whole program can be a bit confusing, with many options, but ran ok with their defaults. But they have a comprehensive pdf manual. Thanks, that sounds like exactly what I was looking for...but it doesn't work with Windows 7 :( |
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