how well does it do with content filtering?
1307971
After installing this version of KIS my system slowed to a crawl. It would take 10 minutes to boot. After I figured out it was Kaspersky, I removed it and haven't used their products since. At my work with 2000 computers, they use McAfee.
1569582
Yes! It's not the worlds best web UI, but it allows you to do some amount of zooming, etc. It also has an API which you can use to integrate in with your own internal monitoring if you have such a beast.
209122
For me, it got the slimy stuff out of my unseen pipes. Probably doesn't help all biofilm situations. A quick google just became a series of ads.
335126
I tried to do it but it was not satisfactory. Howevwer, you can use filters.
2045659
Not sure if serious? Even though it says multiple times in the description, I guess I'll be the nice guy - here's a link to more info on pop filters: http://bit.ly/1xDELmB Good luck with your new podcast.
907064
Yes. I've used it with GoToMeeting many, many times in a professional setting and webinars. You may have to configure the GoToMeeting settings to make sure that it's using it, but once it is configured correctly, it does the job exactly like it should. Highly recommend.
368419
No, not without blocking or filtering the actual search engine. This whole concept is a big problem in the filtering world and the search engines have made it hard to filter the images because they do not use a common domain that you can block. The only real workable solution is to use a kid friendly search engine and block the big guys.
505741
Yes. I have tested this. It may take a while to pull the table of contents if you have a lot of movies on the drive.
1446051
Firewall, yes. Content, no. For the most part the firewall is stateless, but it does have a little session oriented filtering. Content filtering can only be accomplished based on known IPs, ports, etc.
504390
It has a single shot and double shot size that are exchangeable. Otherwise I am not sure what you mean by filters.
329717
I think it does. I have not used it much on Jpg. I have used it on pdf and even here it picks up some photos in pdf. I have been more interested in articles and text. interested in articles and text so at this time I cant verify
98833
No. I have to do the same thing,but I hardly ever use the E-filters anymore as I have discovered Tully's Dark French Roast and Green Mointain's Black Magic .
1446053
So I just bought mine, and I have yet to receive it and try it, but I *think* it does. Here is an example of how one person configured theirs, and used Squid Guard for web filtering (section 3) http://virantha.com/2014/08/22/setting-up-edgemax-edgerouter-lite-erlite-3/*edit* See my post on Dec 3rd, 2014 to see how to enable web filtering.
1847658
It does "help", but does not completely filter anything. I have some serious lung health concerns so I use these when I fly or go into crowded areas. So far they've helped to keep me from getting ill.
1909725
Not a lot of restriction but is is finer then most filters, which in turn will collect a lot more dust. To be the BEST filters ever. When I see getting dirty I just clean it. Magnet works perfect, I have bought 3 of them.
407280
You don't have to add anything but I would go with a Phresh filter or Can filter!
2194984
It's a bit smudgy. I use it now to protect old lenses that I don't use much. B+W, Hoya, Tiffen, are all good filters that I currently use and I haven't had any problems with. I advise paying the extra few bucks for the better filters that will last longer.