Dave77

Agreed...

Many thanks. I have noticed that even this first workaround has been 'dumbed down' compared to the hover over in the stand-alone Malwarebytes Privacy: I look forward to the future improvements, and hope we can get back the missing features.

Hi @H4V0C You have hit the nail on the head with both your statements. I use Malwarebytes at home, on multiple devices, including those of other members of the household. It becomes second nature when helping/supporting/fixing other family members devices to quickly check, for example, are they up to date? are they connected to VPN? etc. On my own devices I find this information is almost checked subconsciously and I will notice if, for example the VPN has disconnected, or the version is out of date compared to the latest version (posted on a subscribed thread and notified from the forum). It now becomes less obvious, and you have to conciously 'click' into things that were previously 'just there' making it a worse experience. I also agree with previous posts that showing 'Other devices' (in the trusted Advisor section) for all devices on a licence is not helpful. I would not want other family members 'Viewing and resolving issues' on my devices. Unfortunately this has almost created the need for an 'administrator' login for the licence holder and a 'user' login for other family members (Perhaps beyond the scope of a personal product), or the ability to password protect the 'other devices' section, or hide/remove it completely. Thanks for looking into these issues, and hopefully they can be resolved.

It looks like they also took it off the title bar. Version 4: It is the little things like this that make all the difference. Now you have to go looking for the version number rather than having it presented to you.

Just upgraded to Malwarebytes 5 on a test machine. As Privacy VPN is now built in, we have lost the visual indicator that the VPN is connected: Version 4 taskbar with VPN installed: This is a significant problem, as you can no longer just glance to check if VPN is connected, or hover over to check status and server. Could the coloured dot be added to the Malwarbytes icon, and the VPN hover over information be added, if Premium Plus is installed and activated?

This has been reported here, seems to be the same issue?

There is definately a delay even loading a command prompt in Windows 10 with Exploit Protection turned on, using Malwarebytes 4.6.7. This has only started happening recently. This can be replicated easily by just turning exploit protection on/off and starting a command prompt. The delay is consistant and very noticable.

Another victim, exact same as above. Massive data usage and battery drain. Luckily I was on Wi-Fi

Doing the factory reset of Browser Guard worked as suggested. Many thanks.

Same here. Very slow page loads and freezing in chrome with Browser Guard enabled. Normal speed resumes when turned off. This has only just started happening over the last couple of days.

brad03: From the screenshot supplied it looks like uBlock Origin is blocking something. Try turning off uBlock Origin for https://www.malwarebytes.com/vpn I had similar. VPN detected ok on https://mullvad.net/en/ but not on https://www.malwarebytes.com/vpn

Just to confirm - I too am seeing no difference. NetBIOS discovery in Windows Network is still the same. Initially after boot, all computers/NAS show up - then disappear after a while. Turn off Web Protection and refresh, and all immediately show up. For me though, it is just NetBIOS discovery - I can still access everything.

Using Version 4.2.2.95 Component package 1.0.1096 I have found that my NAS that is discovered by WSD is showing consistently in Windows Network. My second (older) NAS and Raspberry Pi's that are discovered by NetBIOS initially show up, but disappear after a certain time (many minutes). They can still be accessed, just not discovered in Windows Network. Disabling Web Protection immediately allows NetBIOS discovery computers to be seen. It seems that the accidental block for Web Services for Devices (WSD) may have also affected NetBIOS discovery, the latest version has removed the accidental block for WSD but NetBIOS discovery is still affected.

Might be worth looking into: I have found that since the last update, my NAS that is discovered by WSD is showing consistently in Windows Network. My second (older) NAS and Raspberry Pi's that are discovered by NetBIOS initially show up, but disappear after a certain time. Disabling Web Protection immediately allows NetBIOS discovery computers to be seen.

Hi I have just found this thread as I appear to have the same thing happening since upgrading to Premium with Real-time protection running. Backing up a Samsung Galaxy S7 running Android 7 to PC running Windows 10