Online Armor Free - Reviewed on Download.com

[MikeNash]

http://download.cnet.com/Online-Armo...-10426782.html

Tall Emu's Web site offers considerable help with friendly touches, such as screenshots that you can click on to "embiggen" (a word from "The Simpsons") as well as video tutorials and live support from Tall Emu staff and users forums, should you need them. It's easy to configure, even though it packs plenty of options.

Embiggen is a perfectly cromulent word!

[catprincess]

4 and half stars! Congrats on an awesome rating and review from the CNET editors.

As for embiggen, I guess CNET's editors watch The Simpson's

[MaB69]

Hi,

A very well desserved great review. Congrats

Regards,

MaB

[XIII]

Funny, being a non-native English speaker I did not know the word "cromulent".

Guess what's the first hit on "define:cromulent"?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cromulent

[megaton]

Originally Posted by XIII

Funny, being a non-native English speaker I did not know the word "cromulent".

Guess what's the first hit on "define:cromulent"?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cromulent

Yes, and I did not now also the word "embiggen"

Cheers.

[Randy_Bell]

Originally Posted by catprincess

4 and half stars! Congrats on an awesome rating and review from the CNET editors. As for embiggen, I guess CNET's editors watch The Simpson's

OA also gets good reviews from this "best free firewall" article, - a comparative review of free firewalls:

Additionally, Online Armor was the most resource efficient on memory use. It also allows you to close both its tray tools from its right-click context menu. Both are not needed for the firewall and HIPS components to continue running and protecting, and even with the two tray tools active, it is still the most resource efficient firewall of all top contenders in this article (with PC Tools a close second).

[dja2k]

No surprise here with the good reviews, still a congrats is in favor, but Online Armor is just simply great!

dja2k