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I use Little Snitch on my Mac. I found myself just "allow"ing everything all the time anyway. I think most users just get used to pressing "OK" and stop even p
by greenwalls 12y ago
I use Little Snitch on my Mac. I found myself just "allow"ing everything all the time anyway. I think most users just get used to pressing "OK" and stop even paying attention to what they are agreeing to. I know I get lazy and do that myself. Instead I wanted to briefly alert the user and let them make their own decision, then we also added in some malicious host monitoring and other features to help. Users can use our "network time machine" feature to go back and time and see exactly what happened in the past. I haven't seen another product that does that.
- lechevalierd3on 12y agoI've stopped using Little snitch a while back because it felt useless as I would indeed allow everything out of habits. Good decision.
- snitchprivoxy 12y agoHave you tried using Little Snitch along with Privoxy? I find the combination works very well. You get two ways to block things (Little Snitch rules and Privoxy rules) and because Privoxy is so easy to restart you can make "Deny" your default behavior since if the site doesn't show properly, just restart privoxy and hit refresh. Great looking app btw. Haven't had to work on a windows box in a long time but if I do I'm definitely going to try this out.