Prevx with SafeOnline seems to conflict with Online Armor Premium

Prevx with SafeOnline seems to conflict with Online Armor Premium, especially with Internet Explorer.
The milieu: Windows XP Professional SP3 [5.1 Build 2600] (x86) 2.20 gigahertz 2.20 gigahertz AMD Athlon 5000 Dual-Core
Security 128 bits, 40 bits
Hardware DEP Available Yes
DEP for 32 Bits Applications Yes
DEP for Drivers Yes
1024 MB Megabytes Installed Memory
c: (NTFS on drive 0) 26.86 GB 17.38 GB free
d: (NTFS on drive 0) 133.17 GB 90.12 GB free
f: (NTFS on drive 2) 100.24 GB 48.85 GB free
NVIDIA GeForce 7025 / NVIDIA nForce 630a
Prevx 3.0 Version 3.0
Virus Definitions Version Up To Date
Realtime File Scanning On

Emsisoft Online Armor 4.5.0.234
Prevx 3.0.5.209
Sandboxie 3.48
SpywareBlaster 4.4 with autoupdate
Trojan Remover 6.8.2.2595
Vidalia Bundle:
Polipo
Tor
Vidalia

Browsers:
SeaMonkey 2.0.8 (default)
K-Meleon 1.5.4
Mozilla Firefox 3.6.10
Internet Explorer 8.0.6001.18702

Prevx and Online Armor both filter the web, and I believe that SafeOnline and OA's Web Shield conflict. Sometimes pages would not load when both were operative; I don't have that problem when I turn off SafeOnline.

Has this problem been noticed by anyone else? My temporary solution was to turn off SafeOnline, but should I turn off OA's Web Shield instead. Which one should I leave on? Which one is more effective? Prevx is among the best antiviruses, light on resources, but is it the better web filter? I believe that web filtering is a firewall function, and the feature works in concert with Firewall, Program Guard, and Keylogger detection. I don't know how SafeOnline works, but I believe that it would work best with a firewall without web page filtering.

What say you? Which should I use to filter the web pages? Both are effective.

 

I use OA, Prevx and SBIE. If you're running your browser under Sandboxie then OA webshield is completely unnecessary and I would recommend you disable it. I have always disabled webshield to avoid overlap such as this.

 

It may be helpful to take a look at a scan log if possible - could you send a scan log to report@prevxresearch.com to see if that will help?

Thank you!

 

I only run Firefox, K-Meleon, and Internet Explorer with Sandboxie. I do not run my defaut SeaMonkey with Sandboxie; it does not do well with it. I may not know how to configure Sandboxie and I will spend this weekend reading sbie instructions. I've been running SeaMonkey with restricted rights from Online Armor.

I turn off Web Guard in Online Armor; I turn on SafeOnline in Prevx; I run three browsers with Sandboxie. Okay so far. I run SeaMonkey not sandboxed, but with lower rights from OA?

 

That should be ok. The problem you have with Seamonkey is that so few people use it you're more likely to have compatibility problems than with other browsers. A few other comments:
- Send in the scan log as requested
- Webshield for Seamonkey is partly irrelevant because Seamonkey doesn't support ActiveX, which is a big part of what Webshield blocks
- I would always recommend the approach of running a specific browser for your banking sessions outside of SBIE. SBIE will block Prevx SOL, so if you do your banking/secure sessions with a Sandboxed browser you get absolutely no Prevx SOL protection.

So - decide which is your "secure sessions" browser. Run that outside of SBIE. I suggest using IE for compatibility. For all other browsing run the browser under SBIE.

 

Scoobs72

Thanks Scoobs72. The problem with SeaMonkey and Sandboxie is the email, but un sandboxed no problem.

I do banking, pay bills, and order mostly with SeaMonkey.

SeaMonkey is fixed quicker than the other browsers and has fewer security issues.

I sandbox Firefox, K-Meleon, and IE. SafeOnline works with IE and Firefox. Only IE has the problem.

Your suggestions really helpful.

I keep the Web Shield off.
I also have SpywareBlaster which protects all the browsers; it immunizes, not an active protection.

That glitch is mostly solved.

I sent the log.
I'll wait for Prevx's response.

[MOVE]Thank you[/MOVE]