Add Application firefox.exe adds the same appdata path.
And 'Remove this entry' with restart browser does not add path.
Only way I've found to fix path is clean install agent.
WSA Antivirus 9.0.18.38
Edit: corrections
Firefox update populates appdata path
After Firefox update -- Application Protection > Application > firefox.exe = appdata path.
Add Application firefox.exe adds the same appdata path.
And 'Remove this entry' with restart browser does not add path.
Only way I've found to fix path is clean install agent.
WSA Antivirus 9.0.18.38
Edit: corrections
Add Application firefox.exe adds the same appdata path.
And 'Remove this entry' with restart browser does not add path.
Only way I've found to fix path is clean install agent.
WSA Antivirus 9.0.18.38
Edit: corrections
+56That is the only way to clean the path, but as said many times the path doesn't matter and also normal maybe@ wrote:
Only way I've found to fix path is clean install agent.
WSA Antivirus 9.0.18.34
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'Remove this entry' with browser restart does not add path.@ wrote:
That is the only way to clean the path, but as said many times the path doesn't matter and also normal maybe@ wrote:
Only way I've found to fix path is clean install agent.
WSA Antivirus 9.0.18.34
@ can explain once again instead of me searching. :S And you should have v9.0.18.38 if you did a clean reinstall?
The path doesn't matter..... even no path doesn't matter?
My agent was at 9.0.18.38 before Firefox 56.0.1 update.
+56Next time search for yourself.@ wrote:
'Remove this entry' with browser restart does not add path.@ wrote:
That is the only way to clean the path, but as said many times the path doesn't matter and also normal maybe@ wrote:
Only way I've found to fix path is clean install agent.
WSA Antivirus 9.0.18.34
@ can explain once again instead of me searching. :S And you should have v9.0.18.38 if you did a clean reinstall?
The path doesn't matter..... even no path doesn't matter?
My agent was at 9.0.18.38 before Firefox 56.0.1 update.
https://community.webroot.com/t5/Beta/9-0-8-73-Chrome-Update-Application-Protection-Bug/gpm-p/246803#M2739
https://community.webroot.com/t5/Webroot-SecureAnywhere-Complete/odd-behavior-from-Chrome/m-p/237833#M15878
So, it's normal for agent with 'Remove this entry' to not populate Firefox path (any path).@ wrote:
Next time search for yourself.@ wrote:
'Remove this entry' with browser restart does not add path.@ wrote:
That is the only way to clean the path, but as said many times the path doesn't matter and also normal maybe@ wrote:
Only way I've found to fix path is clean install agent.
WSA Antivirus 9.0.18.34
@ can explain once again instead of me searching. :S And you should have v9.0.18.38 if you did a clean reinstall?
The path doesn't matter..... even no path doesn't matter?
My agent was at 9.0.18.38 before Firefox 56.0.1 update.
https://community.webroot.com/t5/Beta/9-0-8-73-Chrome-Update-Application-Protection-Bug/gpm-p/246803#M2739
https://community.webroot.com/t5/Webroot-SecureAnywhere-Complete/odd-behavior-from-Chrome/m-p/237833#M15878
'Remove this entry' with browser restart does not add path (any path).
Um, your search results are for Chrome & over a year old.
So, it is what it is + one year.
Thanks
+56If it's not listed in ID Shield just add it back. http://live.webrootanywhere.com/content/610/Managing-Protected-Applications I was just showing that the path doesn't matter as DanP said and it's the same with Firefox!
"Those entries are based on file hash and not on filename or path, so the listed filename can differ from the actual location of the file on disk and the application will be protected in any path with any filename."
Mine is all normal as a clean reinstall of WSA will show the correct path...... Also I use Waterfox so I have to manually add it to the ID Shield.
"Those entries are based on file hash and not on filename or path, so the listed filename can differ from the actual location of the file on disk and the application will be protected in any path with any filename."
Mine is all normal as a clean reinstall of WSA will show the correct path...... Also I use Waterfox so I have to manually add it to the ID Shield.
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Yes, the path does not matter because even with no path.....my agent tray Icon shows lock. So, I can add firefox.exe back by an appdata path that btw does not exist or I can add no path. I tried to call attention to my observation. Try is all I can do.@ wrote:
If it's not listed in ID Shield just add it back. http://live.webrootanywhere.com/content/610/Managing-Protected-Applications I was just showing that the path doesn't matter as DanP said and it's the same with Firefox!
"Those entries are based on file hash and not on filename or path, so the listed filename can differ from the actual location of the file on disk and the application will be protected in any path with any filename."
Status quo
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