Zone Alarm Free Question....

system · 2007-02-04T15:21:58.000Z

Recently i download Zone Alarm Free after my subscrition to Webroot Desktop Firewall(same people who make Spy Sweeper)ran out…and i noticed it also put MailFrontier Desktop in my Add/Remove Programs after i installed Zone Alarm Free…is that part of ZA Free or What is it doing THERE???
any help or info would be appreciated ??? 8) :o :
http://www.mailfrontier.com/products_matador.html

FreewheelinFrank · 2007-02-04T15:34:16.000Z

I wondered where MailFrontier came from. As I don’t use Outlook, I’m going to try removing it.

http://www.castlecops.com/p890891-Mail_Frontier_installed_by_Zone_Alarm_Firewall.html

system · 2007-02-04T15:37:34.000Z

thanks freewheelinfrank…will read later…be gone most of the day after posting this…if anyone else knows anything on this subject please post ;D
have a good one avast!world :

system · 2007-02-06T00:28:30.000Z

The free ZoneAlarm is no longer a stand alone installer. When you download ZAFree you are actually getting the installer for ZAISS. You actually install ZAISS, but when you start ZA and it asks you do you want to try the ZAISS version for 15 days for free, and you turn it down, then when ZA starts up all you see is the free version.

Mailfrontier is the spam filter used in ZAISS

MikeBCda · 2007-02-06T18:58:41.000Z

I guess that’s why the latest update is now up to a whopping 35 megs, or thereabouts. Too bad they wouldn’t give you a choice of installers, if you know that all you want is ZA free.

system · 2007-02-08T22:05:26.000Z

You also get Kaspersky 6 AV with ZA freeware.

http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=26182.msg215006#msg215006

RegCleaner will show Kaspersky6 under “Software” after installing ZA freeware. After uninstalling ZA, Kaspersky will be gone.

ZA uses way too much RAM, I think PC Tools Firewall Plus is a better choice (only 4096 kb of RAM).

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