Does Mail Shield support POP Peeper?

[Matthew_Wai]

Does Mail Shield support POP Peeper?

[Pondus]

could be wrong but dont think so.....as it seem to be a mail notifier    http://www.poppeeper.com/

if it dont, webshield will scan the incomming data..... so nothing to worry about

[Eddy]

Avast scans and protect pop mail, so the client used shouldn't matter.

[Matthew_Wai]

it seem to be a mail notifier

POP Peeper is not just a mail notifier, it can receive and send mails.  Does Mail Shield support it? If not, I will simply disable Mail Shield.

[CraigB]

Test it for yourself as to whether avast is compatible with pop peeper.

I would not disable the Mail Shield as that could be your first guard against a spam bot running on your system, if it's not used it's not using any resources so leave it be.

[Pondus]

it seem to be a mail notifier

POP Peeper is not just a mail notifier, it can receive and send mails.  Does Mail Shield support it? If not, I will simply disable Mail Shield.

i guess you find out if you check mail shield logg

[Matthew_Wai]

i guess you find out if you check mail shield logg

Where is it?

[Matthew_Wai]

if it's not used it's not using any resources so leave it be.

Does Mail Shield use RAM when not being used?

[Pondus]

i guess you find out if you check mail shield logg

Where is it?

http://i1-win.softpedia-static.com/screenshots/Avast-Home-Edition_19.png     left side > report file

[CraigB]

if it's not used it's not using any resources so leave it be.

Does Mail Shield use RAM when not being used?

I believe I said "if it's not being used it's not using any resources"

[Matthew_Wai]

I believe I said "if it's not being used it's not using any resources"

Any method to ascertain your belief?

[CraigB]

I believe I said "if it's not being used it's not using any resources"

Any method to ascertain your belief?

Check task manager with mail shield installed and then removed - you'll notice no difference in resources used.

[Matthew_Wai]

Check task manager with mail shield installed and then removed - you'll notice no difference in resources used.

Have you ever done this? If yes, I will trust you and don't have to do it myself.

[CraigB]

Check task manager with mail shield installed and then removed - you'll notice no difference in resources used.

Have you ever done this? If yes, I will trust you and don't have to do it myself.

If you were trusting me you would have done that back at reply 4

To answer your question, yes I have tested