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No.It IS possible, I just found it.We've got to klick on that small bar on the very left (see screenshot).But thanks for your "opinion", Evangelist.
Maybe I wasn't clear enough but my intention was to block a specific programm.Nevermind I found out how it works now.
I can't find any way to block ALL traffic of a programm (Firewall).How can I do that?
Uhm, sorry, but it well makes sense.Edit: Even Windows Firewall can do that, m8.Examples: I've got software that I don't want to use my bandwidth.Software I don't want to call home.Software I only want to use locally.Software I don't trust.
WinPrivacy can block any program from accessing the internet.http://www.winpatrol.com/product/winprivacy-plus/
Quote from: Gopher John on March 19, 2015, 07:39:47 PMWinPrivacy can block any program from accessing the internet.http://www.winpatrol.com/product/winprivacy-plus/Yeah, but I don't see any use for it if you are already using a software firewall.And all other funcionality can be covered with free tools as well.Greetz, Red.
How to block outgoing connections completely using firewall?
Looking at the picture he provided, it seems his natural language is German.Perhaps it is better for the OP to ask next time in the German section to avoid (translation) problems.