Firewall App Blocker (Fab) V1.5 | Fullsoftappz
In Windows, you can use Windows Firewall to block or unblock certain applications, but it doesn’t offer an easy-to-use interface for its advanced features. If you want to block an application from accessing the internet, you must go through the following steps:
1. Click the Windows Start Menu and open Control Panel
2. Select System & Security
3. Then in the Firewall section, you select “Allow a kegiatan through the Windows Firewall”
4. If the kegiatan you wish to block or unblock isn’t listed, you must click “Allow another program” to add it. Choose the application in the list and select “Add”. Else you must then browse the hard drive to find it, and so on. This seems complicated for the average user.
Firewall App Blocker makes the process very easy! Simply drag and drop the application you wish to block into the FAB window, or browse the hard disk to find it.That’s it!
What is new: (Tuesday , 07. February 2017)
- FIXED – Fab Add a block rule unnecessarily Outbound and Inbound sections together
- FIXED – When adding a Block rule Fab disable Firewall and enable it again
- FIXED – To block An application “Apply” button must be used (every time)
- ADDED – Outbound and inbound lists separated
- ADDED – Block Process feature
- ADDED – whitelist mode feature
- ADDED – Add a folder feature (All exe in the folder will be Automatically blocked)
- ADDED – Block internet feature
- and much more… For the full Change log (Total 15) please Look at the “Read Me” file
Note: Firewall App Blocker doesn’t change Windows Firewall default settings. If you use 3rd party security software or a 3rd party firewall (e.g. Avast), they can disable your Windows Firewall. Firewall App Blocker runs properly only if your Windows Firewall is enabled.
Supported Operating Systems: Windows 10 , Windows 8.1 , Windows 8 , Windows 7 , Windows Vista – (both x86 and x64)
Supported languages: English , Turkish , German , French , Brazilian portuguese
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