MamaCoco

I just can't wait! Feel like the whole childhood comes back...

No, I don't think that's enough...I have anti-virus software Avira on my Mac in addition to Malwarebytes in case.

I second Avast and Avira, I have used them in the past and at present so nothing to complain about.

Malwarebytes has a free version for anti-malware that I would recommend you to use. If you need the premium features and run on multiple devices, they have package starting from $39 (around that, I don't remember the exact number). There is other good software such as Avira, Avast, you can have a look. However for me, it's best is to arm yourselves with more knowledge about malware before choosing your provider, including malware types, how to recognize them and what to do when they attack. I believe you then can push the software to its best performance. Hope it helps!

Best of all time to me. "Human" of The Killers

@Firefox haha too cute! It always amazed me how kids can change their mood and reaction in just one second.

Just disable Malwarebytes then turn it back on manually when you need. I do this sometimes when I download few files from the Internet that I know it's safe, I don't want the software keep telling me to stop downloading.

Never heard of this website, but if it doesn't show weird redirect or ads that you can click by mistake, then it should be fine.

I find it hard to go back to Windows after working on Mac for 5 years. But if you're looking for Windows laptop then ASUS is a good choice, reliable computers, elegant design. You can check out ASUS Zenbook if you like lightweight laptops.

I think those problems are not related to each other. Your mac restart at some points probably because you turned on Auto Update and after the Update, it has to restart.

If you cannot delete it, is there a way to disable the function?