Mr_Ree

So far all i have received from you is criticism. I've not heard anything productive from Malwarebytes.

FYI, the choices presented as to where to place my question DID NOT SEEM APPLICABLE. I DID THE BEST I COULD. NOW STOP PESTERING ME.

I said I am using Firefox and Google. If that is not responsive, then thank you for your trouble.

I am running Firefox with Google as the search engine. Hope that is responsive. Forgive me for my being more appreciative of your efforts. Frankly, I did not think it mattered with this problem.

I remain apoplectic over the fact that Malwarebytes so-called "REPAIR TOOL" badly screwed up my system without warning me that it could happen. Had I known that it would wipe out hundreds of saved passwords, I would never have run it. Additionally, I have since had to restart my system a number of times and run a true repair tool that i have confidence in to correct some of the abominable consequences of the"TOOL" I have now concluded that there is no way recover my passwords. That is on Malwarebytes. So how is Malwarebytes going make this right??? Huh???

Yes. I probably am similarly situated. BUT as far as I am concerned it is Malwarebytes responsibility to make their product work with one of the preeminent browsers, NO?

"The prompt continues to appear until you choose to opt in or out of this feature." I tried "YES" many times with NO effect. I finally tried "No" and have not seen it since. "Upon integration, all sites added to the Allow list through Browser Guard automatically copy to the Malwarebytes for Windows Allow list. " So having said "Yes" and "No" am I integrated ??? "Ensure that you're using the most recent version of Malwarebytes for Windows and Browser Guard to enable this setting." AND HOW THE .... do I do that???

"Somebody" did ( I am fairly certain it was an automated response from Malwarebytes). I received a page of instructions that included running the repair tool. Like a dummy I complied, much to my present consternation!

Either I have such an extension or not. I do not know. However, If i have it, my replying yes to question should eliminate repeated messages. If I say no, that should eliminate the problem. Neither has solved the problem If I don't have the extension, why am I being bothered with the question in the first place? I also want it noted that per the instruction I received in response to my posting, i ran Malwarebytes' POS repair program and lost all of my saved passwords. I am not a happy camper. My experience for years with this outfit has been horrible.

I have not a clue about anything having to do with Browser guard.

That seems to be an automated reply having nothing to do with my question.

Every time I open my computer, and occasionally a website I receive this message: "Have Malwarebytes Premium installed? Give Malwarebytes Browser Guard permission to manage blocked website warnings for Premium." Of course, I repeatedly select "Yes, "and then it happens the next time i open something! presumably when I select "yes," something that is supposed to happen that is not happening. Suggestions?