Lacks real support, instructions for an ALLOW LIST tell me where to look, but it's not there.

For some reason malwarebytes really abuses my ryzen 3600. It makes the CPU temperature go up to 65 degrees Celsius on some websites.

I'm sure that it does a good job for security, but it really slows down the page load speed so I have disabled it.

I've been using "Malwarebytes Browser Guard" for a couple of months, and I've noticed a few issues.

There's no doubt it does a great job blocking malicious sites, trackers, scams, etc. But it also slows down the browser when I have several tabs open or when loading more than one tab at the same time. After testing, I noticed a pattern (at least in my case): the more images a website has (Google Maps, ArtStation, Pinterest, etc.), the worse the browser's performance gets. So, I went into the extension's settings and disabled its three main features (Ads/Trackers = Off, Malware = Off, Scams = Off) for each of these sites, but to my surprise, it didn't work—the sites were still slow. I assume that Malwarebytes is still scanning all the links on the site, but the fact that this happens even after disabling those features feels like a big flaw. Hopefully, it's just me not knowing how to use the extension properly, but for now, I had to disable it.

At first, I thought the issue was related to my browser's cache or something similar, so I reset the browser, and that fixed it temporarily. However, once I reinstalled my extensions, the issue came back. After testing them one by one, I found out that the problem was caused by "Malwarebytes Browser Guard."

This wouldn't be such a big deal, but I use the aforementioned pages a lot and at least I think that many users also use Google Maps and from my experience, that's where the issue is the worst.

The extension works most of the time, but every time I go to weather.com, it freaks out and I just keep getting redirected, with the numbers on the icon going up like crazy. I've cleaned my cache, I have the latest version of the extension, so I don't know what the issue is.

It's slowing down the browser's site loading speed massively. Deactivated.

It's a good antivirus, but it uses too much ram!

App can be handy to have at times, but has on a handful of occasions been the cause of issues while web browsing. Either by severely impacting performance or by causing pages to fail to load correctly (most recently being Outlook.com), I think I'm done having to troubleshoot browser issues only to realize it's this add-on causing the problems.

It's currently breaking major retail sites like Wal-Mart and Home Depot. On these sites, Home Depot for example, if I search for a store item and go to that item's page I can see it for a few milliseconds and then the page just goes white. The only thing that fixes the issue is disabling this Add-On. I tired disabling all of my other add-ons, clearing the page's cookies and cache but the issue is this.

To test it for yourself go to HomeDepot.com, search for dewalt toolkits, and select one. Then try to look at the item. This add-on prevents me from doing so and makes the page solid white in both Firefox and MS Edge.

Unfortunately doesn't work with youtube

For some reason this add-on for me, makes YouTube stops working for advertisement issues.

First photo is ON: https://imgur.com/J0fPzNv

Second Photo is OFF: https://imgur.com/kFSvzVL

MB Browser Guard is selective in it's blocking. Went to update my MB subscription and discovered only by reading the source code that I was being tracked by adobetm.com. This add-on was running even for private pages and gave it a clean bill of health. Go figure!

Horrible, broke websites from loading certain sections, is not able to catch all trackers either.

Couldn't figure out why on many retail websites, the "Customer Reviews" section of the page would be missing or not work.

Once I removed this this add-on, the reviews appeared once again.

No option to white list websites so I just removed the add on.

I don't know what has changed but I can no longer see reviews at Costco.com on Chrome and only turning off this extension (or going Ingognito) fixes it? Bug???

Unfortunately I encountered an issue with this extension that automatically cancelled my image downloads. There was no way to fix this, so I had to uninstall this altogether. If there was an option to turn that off, then I'd give this 5 stars.
Other than that, this extension served it's purpose of blocking access to shady websites which I really appreciated, but that download cancellation thing became too annoying to deal with.

At 16mb its too bloated.

(1) Kullanmak için e-posta adresi ile kayıt olmak gerekiyor! (2) Engelleme kategorilerindeki filtre listelerini görüntülemek ve liste ekleme ve çıkarma imkanı yok! (3) uBlock Origin ile birlikte yaptığım testte, engelleme başarı yüzdesi %25-30 düzeyinde.

(1) It requires to register with your email address to use! (2) It is not possible to view or add and remove filter lists in blocking categories! (3) In my test with uBlock Origin, the percentage of blocking success is 25-30%.!!

- Whitelisting for "Ads/Trackers" doesn't seem to work.
- According to the graph everything ever blocked was blocked today, meaning it is just one straight line from 0 to the total block count.

Not sure what the point of this is, if you can just install an adblocker like uBlockOrigin. It will take care of most malware on the web, and you can also block javascript with it if you really want.

Too many sites classified as "clickbait"; sites that are similar to aforementioned clickbait sites aren't flagged as such. Extension continues trying to block ads and flagging clickbait despite having the option disabled. Not really worth use at this point.

Acabo de instalarla, espero lo mejor.

He hagut de desinstal·lar l'extensió perquè m'ho bloca quasi-absolutament tot. Google maps, Bing maps... bye bye malwarebytes.