Do you have some issues with Avast? Maybe they are already fixed in the beta version.
Just switch on the “use beta channel” option in the updates preferences or download
the beta version from the following URL and give it a try.
Thanks, if I understand correctly, the way the process white listing works is by isolating browsers from all other apps, so there are 2 states for this, either scan all secure connections or just browsers?
ON topic: Is there a change-log or any kind of information for the beta version somewhere?
Like it is now, the beta is a surprise package: the installer doesn’t even carry a version number.
(Upon deep inspection of the installer package it seems the current “beta” actually is the same build 43623-10.6 as the release version - ?)
Question: Are you intending to continue with the webrep extension for Safari? I see it’s still installed as part of the package, but it does not get added to Safari and the toolbar icon is still that rather ugly circle :-\
Well, there are so many problems with the Safari extension, that we really think about removing it from the installation. But it has not yet been decided, that’s all I can say about it.
Can I then ask what function does the extension actually perform? Is just a web reputation tool (similar to WOT) with some tracker blocking functionality or does it perform a more important security role?
It is exactly as you say - it is only a reputation tool with some “fancy” tracker blocking functionality. All the security functions like infected URL blocking and traffic content scanning are in the webshield which is not connected to the AOS extension in any way.