Software Update: GlassWire 2.2.291

Version 2.2.291 of GlassWire has been released. GlassWire is a program that provides insight into network traffic on the PC in clear graphs. It can also warn when contact is made with known malicious domains or when unusual activities are taking place and possibly block them. In addition to the free version, there are also subscriptions are taken on a Basic, Pro, or Elite version, which can establish more connections to other computers and store the history for longer. The following changes and improvements have been made in this release:

Changes in version 2.2.291:

• You can now see services and process IDs related to your apps on GlassWire’s Firewall.
• Added a warning for our firewall “block all” mode, so a user who is using our remote monitoring feature will know they are about to block their own connection.
• Removed an option to not show the ports on the firewall tab. This option is now on by default for everyone.
• Fixed a bug that could cause some remote access addresses to not be saved in GlassWire’s settings.
• Fixed a bug where a graph pop-up could show zero stats in some situations.
• Fixed a bug where the mini viewer had an alert bubble that could overlap its header.
• Fixed a crash (reported in our forum) that could be caused by running an app from a network storage device.
• Fixed a bug that could cause an app started on a network share to be unblockable.
• Fixed a crash that could be caused by VirusTotal scanning when an app is on a network share.
• Fixed an issue that causes all apps to be blocked on the firewall if “ask to connect” is enabled, and if the GlassWire database is moved from one PC to another.