I'd like to propose the option to either let me log in once in to my password manager, or have it as a per windows session, and not browser session log in.
It's annoying to have to keep logging in to my password vault in Firefox every time I close and re-open the browser. If the option is already in Webroot, please tell me where it is, I can't find it and I was surprised something like this wasn't already in it.
No one else uses this PC but myself.
I would like to see a distinct differentiation of Techie and Non-techie posts on the main web page of the community. There is a section Recent Posts where are stuffed all posts regardless on their nature. So can you kindly split section Recent Posts on Techie and Non-techie sub-sections? The reason is that we have a huge increase of non-techie posts/threads lately between which important techie posts/threads or those requiring a help are literally becoming lost and they can be easily overlooked as such.
@ attention of moderators
You're correct thinking that this idea relates to your deleted post in one non-techie thread which was closed for a while and was reopened again later. I fully agree with the content of your message, hence I decided to post this idea. Hope you understand.
It would be nice if this feature available in the next version of Webroot SecureAnywhere.
* Feature name: ScreenCapture.
* Feature option:
- Capture when focus window title contains some strings.
- Compress and send captured screens to parent's email.
- Able to select picture quality, then we can decrease the compressed file.
- Schedule to send captured screens.
Just want to say THANKS to Webroot, it's awesome!
I would like to see the abaility to adjust the amount of bandwidth that the backup and sync function uses. By being able to set a low, medium, or high usage, the backup feature can still run but the internet upload speed can be adjusted so it does not slow down regular usage so much.
Hi ,
i think it is good Webroot design a Web page for submit Suspicious Urls .
Regards ,
Amir
There have been a few instances I have seen in which following an inadvertant mobile device lock, the owner was not able to unlock the device for various reasons. I would like to see this added to the available mobile commands on the Console. This would help safeguard against forgotten or corrupt passwords.
Here are the currently available commands:
Adding an Unlock button itself should be easy, as long as the device still "checks in" with Webroot while in a locked condition to receive the Unlock command.
What do you all think?
I have looked, but I am not able to locate a simple table that will help direct users to the correct download for their Android device. I think a table, such as below, might make helping answer questions regarding which version to download a bit easier. Thank you to TripleHelix for answering a few questions of mine regarding this!
Note: I THINK, but am not positive, that I have the below versions and links correct!
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Your Computer has: |
So your Android needs: |
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None
For Premier functionality- Use the key code you received when purchasing the Premier.
For Basic functionality - Use the free key code.
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Or Premier (First download only)* And optional |
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WSA-Antivirus
For Premier functionality- Use the key code you received when purchasing the Premier.
For Basic functionality - Use the free key code.
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Or Premier (First download only)* And optional |
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WSA-Internet Security Plus
Use the same key code as your computer, this will give functionality of Premier.
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And optional
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WSA-Complete
(Use the same key code as your computer)
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(Secure Web Browser and Online File Backup is included) |
*Premier users who already have a paid key code should re-download using the Free version
We just created the article. I made some adjustments to it, so please let me know if you have any questions.
Foremost I have to say that my idea has born thanks to DavidP who put in to his signature a direct link to open a ticket.
So, credit goes to David.
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I have noticed that a link to open a support case is available only on the main page of Community on the right side under "Looking For Support?". Unfortunately in other levels/sub-sections of forums there is no a direct link.
I think it would be handy if a direct link would be always available regardless on level/sub-section of Community you are in. We would need to place this link to a part of page that is always displayed. For instance the bottom part of page could be used. See below.
or in the drop down menu "Support" on top of the page or elsewhere it suits the best.
can you consider
ability to save the custom scan selection or have the deep scan to include other drives folders or networked devices and save that routine
Webroot could offer secure VPN service. To encrypt data and protection users in public insecure WIFI, a VPN is a must. Webroot could offer VPN service which would have like 6 plans with the most basic plan offered to WSA AV users and subsequent advanced plans for Internet Plus and Complete users. The rest of the plans could be used at a reasonal upgrade price per year. Anybody not using WSA could also use the service for a price. The VPN would come integrated with WSA. And option like 'install secure VPN' would install the VPN serive. And then start using secure worry free WIFI. It'd be that simple.
WSA could have an AdBlocking feature integrated into the interface. Much like Avast! adblocker. Only better. It'd not only block ads in browsers but also in other apps. The devs team could gradually add apps to the list. Avast! licensed adlblocker from AdBlock Plus. Webroot if integrates its version of Adblocker into its range of products, it would take one more step towards wrapping up a range of products complete with features, perhaps more than any other security product at the same price.
We dislike ads as much as everyone else, but ads are not security issues by default. As a rule, we are focusing our attention on security issues. In the event an ad is infected, we are already blocking it. So we will have to decline the opportunity to implement this idea for the same reason we no longer have a spam filter and instead focus our attention on threats.
It'd be great to be able to uninstall WSA remotely through Webroot console. There would be an option much like Deactivate PC. Something like 'Remove WSA from this PC' or 'Uninstall WSA from this PC'. And when clicked it would connect to the WSA on that PC and do what it's supposed to do- remove WSA.
I would like to see a reset button for the Firewall Network Applications to remove all of the listed connections.
Reason: To remove them now it's so hard if you have many in the case before v8.0.2.96 when there was a glich it added many processes that didn't need internet access.
Hi,
I feel one area which could be improved in Webroot software would be the toolbar, it seems too dry and almost non functional (only one grey webroot icon displaying).
I would suggest showing for each web site visited a color coded icon in the toolbar regarding the safety of the same (i.e. green for safe, yellow for caution, red for know malicious sites, etc.)
This helps to more easily identify potential risks while surfing the internet.
Something we plan to do in the future is provide a deeper integration in the WSA agent with our subsidiary link-checking service, Brightcloud. Once that occurs, it is possible this idea can be revisited for the specific purpose of doing something more with the toolbar in the requested way.
However, the Web Threat Shield doesn't need the toolbar at all to protect you. The toolbar available in the Internet Security Plus and Complete versions of the program is used only for Password Management. The Web Threat Shield operates in the background, with no need for a toolbar.
That said, we also have exactly what you're looking for, available for free from Brightcloud. Please try out the Webroot Reputation Toolbar and let us know what you think. ![]()
Also, the W is grey in your toolbar because you haven't yet signed in. If you sign in, it would turn green, and it provides a whole host of options for password management when you click on it.
Hi -
JimM recommended that I post here.
I am a software developer that just recently purchased a new computer with Webroot A/V. With Identity Shield turned on, every new program I install & every program I compile gets set to Deny. I now know I have to set it to Allow, but I wasted over 10 hours uninstalling & reinstalling apps thinking that one of them was the cause.
Why is this a problem? First off, beyond the initial hassle & time, after installing 20+ programs on the new machine I found I was unable to paste in any of them. Ever try to write code without copy & paste? I also see no reason to (by default) disallow pasting only. I can copy & cut & particularly the latter seems every bit as bad as pasting.
I'd like to see an option to turn pasting back on while leaving other protections in place. I like the protections Identity Shield provides in a browser, but why should I by default be prevented from pasting in an app I purposely installed? I realize that malicious apps can self-install, but I'd think that your program should be able to tell the difference between a purposely installed & a self-installed program (which should probably be completely locked down - or at least ask the user about it).
Meanwhile I have to leave Identity Shield turned off to be able to use my computer.
Actions involving holding down CTRL should now function as expected without negative interference from the Identity Shield, effective as of version 8.0.2.105. Thanks for the great feedback!
In fact this is not a new idea because it's already implemented in WSA for Android. I mean the nice small circle spinning around over WSA icon when a scan is running.
Can this visual notice be also implemented to WSA for PC? The reason is that I would like to see directly that a scan is running without a need to hover over WSA icon to see wording "Scanning ....".
I would love to have WSA in my language - Bangla.
Something quite basic and hopefully easy to implement. In the past when I have uninstalled WSA for various reasons as well as to test other products for a short period of time, there has been no uninstall complete box at the end of the uninstall process.
I feel that this small dialogue box is important because it tells users that the uninstallation has gone without an issue, and one or two family members have in the past thought that WSA did not uninstall correctly from their machines due to this box not being there.
I stumbled upon Webroot on Wikipedia but I got surprised that there are still links to the outdated products and links to the SecureAnywhere portfolio however without detailed descriptions about each SecureAnywhere product like for instance Symantec has for their NIS.
So, Webroot folks come on! Don't miss the opportunity. Wikipedia is a modern Bible.
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