We’re releasing a GlassWire update soon with RDP detection, and the ability to search for apps on our firewall window. The update will probably be out next week.
If you have feedback on new feature ideas for GlassWire please let us know here, or on other threads in the forum.
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Berne
May 30, 2019, 6:58pm
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It would be nice if I could block only certain hosts with the firewall. E.g. I can see that Google Chrome have accessed 11 hosts. I would like to block only “stats.l.doubleclick.net ” or some other hosts.
Thank you.
I’d honestly like to be able to control where my data goes geographically. Blocking by country (however imperfect) would be a great asset.
I believe the title describes perfectly well what I am requesting for. I would be glad to see GlassWire being able to let users ban/block specific (custom) websites and IP addresses/ranges (for this one, it would also be nice to be a button to add a pre-defined list… a system of recognising blocklists in the same way as PeerBlock does - something like a program to replace PeerBlock) and a new tab in the program where every blocked website/IP is logged. I hope you’ll find my recommendation/featur…
Hi,
I’m a new GlassWire user and I’m trying to evaluate the program. I’m using GlassWire Pro. On the Firewall tab there is a Firewall switch (which is ON) and a drop down set to “Ask to Connect.” Then there are a number of applications on the system. The only options I seem to have here is to block an application or not. I was hoping that GlassWire would support a more robust blocking and filtering driver. In particular I was hoping to filter specific hosts/IPs associated with application…
While in the bandwidth usage, I’d like to be able to create a firewall rule regarding that specific IP…
Use case:
I see that an app I like and use tries to connect repeatedly to a specific IP => I click on it, see the port, ban the full IP or just the service (among all IPs) for that Application.
I see an app who uses a lot of bandwidth, I click on it, and limit it.
I understand that you use the Windows firewall so maybe the throttling is not an option…
Anyways, we need to be able to shut d…
Hello! New pro user here. I just noticed something that I’d love as a new feature if possible…
When turning on “ask to connect” mode, I’m shown the application wanting to connect and where it’s trying to connect. I can choose to block the application as a whole, but not do anything about the location. It’d be nice if I could do some sort of surgical block - just blocking that destination (or if easier, that application connecting to that destination). It’d be nice if the destination block could…
5 years… And nothing happened. New feature ideas? No, thanks. You guys already actively working, maybe another summer, right?
Firewall page - please add a filter option into the App and Hosts column. This will allow me, for example, to easily see just how many rules I’ve got in place for “Nvidia Install Application”.
This leads me on to:
Right now I have 6 rules for multiple versions of the Nvidia installer, all for different versions. I’d like to multi-select 5 of them, hit delete and have them all removed, rather than doing them one by one. Multi-checkbox selection would be fine.
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