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Your online PC seems to be protected well enough. Avira and Comodo Firewall are top products... and so is SuperAntiSpyware. Seems like most of your infections comes from the external files that you get. It would be wise to take some time to scan before opening or using them. I would also suggest MalwareBytes Antimalware as another on-demand scanner besides SAS. And yes, do turn on the realtime protection of Avira on the offline PC .

Thanks guys. You can use Cooliris with Firefox and Chrome. But not IE

Quote: Originally Posted by Fireboy241 Question: Would anyone download it if I filled it with some of the candidates from best freeware 2009? Yes I will definitely be interested. I did try it but it seemed tedious. It had most of Apple warez which I never use and Gaim's link was not working. Most of all though it kept giving error on d/l of apps. ThreatFire flagged it once and other times it kept saying access was denied or file/folder...

Quote: Originally Posted by moserw Yes I will definitely be interested. I did try it but it seemed tedious. It had most of Apple warez which I never use and Gaim's link was not working. Most of all though it kept giving error on d/l of apps. ThreatFire flagged it once and other times it kept saying access was denied or file/folder was being used. Yeah, it's older, so I'd have to change the XML feeds (luckily you can do this...

I was wondering, should I enable Avira's Realtime Protection on my offline pc? Ben

I installed it in Firefox a while back just to try it out of curiosity. Personally I found it a bit laggy running on my system, and once the novelty wore off I found I just stopped using it.

Quote: Originally Posted by Anupam And yes, do turn on the realtime protection of Avira on the offline PC . Agreed ..... and those few seconds you save by not scanning a file will never save you time in the long run. Have a great Christmas and a bug free New Year

Currently Gizmo does have a Firefox add-on section ( http://www.techsupportalert.com/best...ox-add-ons.htm ), but it's still under contruction. Personally, I find it as unneccessary eye candy as well. Still gonna use Firefox because of how easily customizable it is (not just add-ons, but bookmarklets, userscripts, userstyles, about :config, etc).