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Consumer Products => Avast Free Antivirus / Premium Security (legacy Pro Antivirus, Internet Security, Premier) => Topic started by: AlanHK on April 11, 2014, 07:20:08 AM
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Avast is covering my web pages with green ticks.
Fine that it is checking links. Not fine that the ticks obscure the text I'm trying to read.
I know Avast wants me to feel warm and safe that it's watching over me, but can this be configured to just alert me if there is a danger and not mess up the page or bother me otherwise?
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It is lots of green ticks or nothing. :D Whilst I think it is a good idea it is imo too obtrusive so I don't use it, the Avast! web shield still covers the browsing.
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Apologies in advance for the stupid question; how I turn this off then?
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No such thing as "stupid questions" - only stupid answers. Hope this isn't one of the latter. :D
It is in the extensions/addons section of your browser, just disable it.
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Apologies in advance for the stupid question; how I turn this off then?
Tools > Add-ons > Extensions > avast! Online Security and click disable
Did that help?
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Apologies in advance for the stupid question; how I turn this off then?
Tools > Add-ons > Extensions > avast! Online Security and click disable
Did that help?
OK. I was hoping there was a way to turn off just the display. Couldn't find anything in the settings.
I didn't realise it was actually a browser plugin, since I don't recall Avast asking my permission to install that.
Avast is getting more obtrusive all the time.
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Apologies in advance for the stupid question; how I turn this off then?
Tools > Add-ons > Extensions > avast! Online Security and click disable
Did that help?
OK. I was hoping there was a way to turn off just the display. Couldn't find anything in the settings.
I didn't realise it was actually a browser plugin, since I don't recall Avast asking my permission to install that.
Avast is getting more obtrusive all the time.
You can't turn off the display, its either have it on or not :P
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When installing using the custom install you will see "browser protection." That is the AOS extension.
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想不到會在這裡看到香港人。