SpywareBlaster and SUPERAntispyware both have the option to restrict IE's homepage from being change but do they work well together?
SpywareBlaster:
Tools - Misc IE. Settings - IE Restrictions
SUPERAnti-Spyware:
Preferences - Hi-Jack Protection - Home Page Protection
*I am a new user of SUPERAntiSpyware
I don't know off hand, however some anti-spyware may or will detect the restricted changing of the homepage as a hijack, not that some malware couldn't change it anyways even if locked.
SpywareBlaster and SUPERAntispyware both have an option to restrict IE's homepage from being change but do they work well together?
SpywareBlaster:
Tools - Misc IE. Settings - IE Restrictions
SUPERAnti-Spyware:
Preferences - Hi-Jack Protection - Home Page Protection
*I am a new user of SUPERAntiSpyware
They worked well in my machine.
Work OK together here. Win XP home 32 bit.
Have had both for years, never a conflict. Also use Spywareguard. I just changed my home page, and both Spywareguard and SAS caught the change and required confirmation. No warning from Spywareblaster, not sure why.
Spywareguard is not passive, and is said to conflict with Spybot's TeaTimer. I think it runs a bit heavy, and other members here maintain that it is obsolete.
I have both installed on my 32 and 64 bit comps without issues. also worked good on my old xp machine.