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This is because the Avast Store is unable to load and function correctly without these settings enabled. When you make a purchase via the Avast Store, you may be notified that you need to enable JavaScript and / or cookies in your web browser. '''''Enabling JavaScript and cookies in your web browser '''''I now consider Free Avast plus Windows Defender Firewall (managed with Tinywall) to be the best free Windows internet security combination.

I have had no other internet/personal network problems with other applications or functions since activating Windows Defender Firewall and managing it with TinyWall yesterday. Read this answer in context рџ‘Ќ 0 All Replies (4) Thanks to everyone who helps people find solutions to problems on open forums like this one. I have no interest in bloated and expensive commercial apps

#Avast and thunderbird email android

I dual-boot LibreELEC and Linux Mint on my little Intel NUC mini-HTPC, and have an Android tablet and smart phone.

#Avast and thunderbird email windows 10

Although I use the Windows 10 OS that came with my laptop, I spend most of my computer time using FireFox, Thunderbird, OpenOffice and other freeware. I retired from Windows, DOS and OS/2 desktop support and Novell Network administration in 2001, and now live as a retiree expat in Panama on a limited income.

I viewed Apple products as 'computer nerd toys' and expected the PC-DOS and MS-DOS machines to dominate the market - especially for businesses.

#Avast and thunderbird email Pc

I am not a Microsoft fan, but in 1984, I chose to purchase an IBM PC for $5,000 and was audited by the IRS for deducting it as a business expense to help manage my aerospace sales territory. I now consider Free Avast plus Windows Defender Firewall (managed with Tinywall) to be the best free Windows internet security combination. And as best I remember, Avastsvc.exe was not presented in the list of candidates for white-listing, and some smart person isolated the problem and presented the solution. Probably the one that checks messages that are being sent and received for viruses and appends the little html blurb to the end of the text of outgoing messages. They obviously dug deeper and found that an Avast executable was the problem.

Remember that the solution - which I found on an obscure French website - involved someone figuring out that white-listing Thunderbird itself was not enough to allow the sending and receiving of email messages. That would place the 'bug' in the lap of Microsoft and/or Avast, but they probably don't care. Windows Defender Firewall - when managed via a 3rd party front-end like TinyWall - may not list all applications/executables that are trying to access the internet and need to be white-listed. I think that there is a lesson to be learned here - and this will be useful for other non-Microsoft applications.