warning by webroot arrived that malicious website
i clicked unblock and continue...
now i want to block site for me like webroot should give prompt of malicious website ahead
how can i do that
Best answer by RetiredTripleHelix
View originalBest answer by RetiredTripleHelix
View originalThat's the easiest way! If you want to remove the bypass then you can do this:@ wrote:
so i have to reinstall to unblock 1 site.............that is very bad idea......
@ wrote:
if user can edit whitelist folder in wrdata then why not webroot software......
it seems premature reply
@ wrote:
i want to say to remove a single block user had uninstall>reinstall cycle
during this time after uninstall user is compromised with viruses for single block to remove...
why not add fuctionality of whitelisting a site so that user pc might not be compromised during uninstall schedule......
webroot has a word about ransomware that if ransomware is there on system without webroot installed and you want to remove that ransomware with new install of webroot,webroot will not remove it as it has not journaling and rollback feature.............
so please add whiteisting a site feature
Agreed@ wrote:
@
Webroot DOES have a whitelisting feature. It's what you did to proceed to the site that Webroot told you not to proceed to!
You aren't trying to remove a block, you're trying to restore it!
@ has provided you with info on how to remove the whitelist determination WITHOUT uninstalling.
I'm sorry but there really is no more to say.
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TripleHelix wroteI totally understand, ?. I was just mentioning that, if he didn't have the 5 minutes it takes to do a clean install, there were other options presented to him if he was that averse to doing so. ;)Agreed @BurnDaddy as I said Webroot doesn't want anyone in the WRData Folder so we suggest to do a clean reinstall for 99.9% of users...Daniel
Sorry it was not ponted at you but to the OP.@ wrote:
TripleHelix wroteI totally understand,AgreedDaniel@ as I said Webroot doesn't want anyone in the WRData Folder so we suggest to do a clean reinstall for 99.9% of users...
@ . I was just mentioning that, if he didn't have the 5 minutes it takes to do a clean install, there were other options presented to him if he was that averse to doing so. ;)
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