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  • jsbudbrainfirewall

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  • Proprietary

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  • Yesterday - latest/stable

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The firewall that asks before a program goes online

jsBudbrainFirewall asks you before a program goes online. When an application wants to connect to the internet – or accept a connection from outside – a clear question appears: which program, which destination, which port. You choose: allow or block, just now, for an hour, until the program ends, or for good. Your answers become rules you can change at any time.

  • One question at a time, even when many programs knock at once
  • Every connection, in and out, neatly grouped by program
  • Turn a rule from allow to block – and back – with one click
  • Everything that was blocked – and why
  • Live traffic of your computer at the top of the window
  • One switch turns the whole firewall off and on

Available in 83 languages.

The firewall needs three permissions. Paste this one line into a terminal and press Enter:

sudo sh -c 'for i in firewall-control network-observe system-observe; do snap connect jsbudbrainfirewall:$i; done; snap restart jsbudbrainfirewall'

Keywords: firewall, application firewall, outbound firewall, network security, block connections, allow connections, internet access, privacy, network monitor

Also available as .deb, RPM and for Arch at www.budbrain.de

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