Your app is very interesting and easy to configure. It
would be nice if iSafer can run as a Windows service on
system start. Also, the help file isn't translated in
english package.
It would also be nice if, not only was the correct screenlock
password documented (it's NOT 123, sorry) but also a way to
change it was documented.
Also, it would be very, very nice if the installer would ask the
user what directory to put the files in.
I agree with the other posters that it would improve the
program to have it a) prompt when it encounters a
connection attempt that is not covered in its existing rules
and b) a way to import/export rules.
Other than that, this is a wonderful program! I actually like it
*better* than Norton because it's easier for me to see what's
going on in my computer (it's excellent for making
RealPlayer and Windows Media Player less spywar-ish than
they normally are). However I'm a geek. If you add the
features I and the other requesters have suggested, you
have the potential for a broad appeal to non-geeks as well!
Great work, I think I speak for everyone when I say I'm
grateful to you.
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It would also be nice if, not only was the correct screenlock
password documented (it's NOT 123, sorry) but also a way to
change it was documented.
Also, it would be very, very nice if the installer would ask the
user what directory to put the files in.
I agree with the other posters that it would improve the
program to have it a) prompt when it encounters a
connection attempt that is not covered in its existing rules
and b) a way to import/export rules.
Other than that, this is a wonderful program! I actually like it
*better* than Norton because it's easier for me to see what's
going on in my computer (it's excellent for making
RealPlayer and Windows Media Player less spywar-ish than
they normally are). However I'm a geek. If you add the
features I and the other requesters have suggested, you
have the potential for a broad appeal to non-geeks as well!
Great work, I think I speak for everyone when I say I'm
grateful to you.