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I've tried opening a support ticket but it got closed because there wasnt an attached subscription to this mail address.

Most of those seem to have been from my testing as they stay around unless killed off (MNMS kills the command processor that it comes with, but not vice versa)

Okay so I found out that this issue also creates Malwarebytes Native Message Service processes https://streamable.com/l6o40z

Yet another update, I opened task manager after a while and saw that I've been spammed with windows command processes (which had the same consumption as the ones generated by the browser guard) which slowed down my game. This has only happened while the malwarebytes extension is active, I'll disable it and report on this later if I'm sure it's just been malwarebytes.

A very quick but important update: This seems to only actually happen when u close chrome while an adblocked site like youtube didnt fully load. (Starting chrome then closing it before youtube loads as tab)

Feel free to ask specifics in order to recreate this yourself, I will check every so often.

Doing the following with the extension enabled will create a cmd process in task manager that does not go away: - Have a startup/pinned youtube tab on a video - Open chrome and focus on the youtube tab - If you close right when the video box appears, a cmd process will appear in task manager This does not happen with the extension off and it caused me paranoia from time to time Timing may be different when recreating depending on what extra startup tabs you have, specs etc

That's nice to hear, thanks!

I've seen this weird thing in task manager where if I have malwarebytes browser extension enabled, theres a windows command processor under chrome. There also is a windows command processor that appears when I close chrome but disappears when I open chrome (this can also only be seen in task manager.) I was wondering if this was normal and if it was the way the malwarebytes extension stays on guard before the browser is opened again

discordstatus.com is the app linked site for checking discord's status (my discord had connection issues so I refreshed the app and clicked to check the status, and malwarebytes blocked it.)