TinyWall
Lightweight and non-intrusive firewall
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Windows: Compatible with all 32bit and 64bit versions of Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, 8.1, and Windows 10. Windows Vista users need to install Microsoft .Net Framework 3.5 SP1 or newer.
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Recent user activities on TinyWall
- apranaxfort thinks simplewall is an alternative to TinyWall
MacSteini added Murus as an alternative to TinyWall
Last version of TinyWall 2.1 was released in 2013.
Localization pack (for translators) was updated in 2016.
So, is it discontinued?..
TinyWall works on Windows 10, but now my choice is simplewall.
Does simplewall work the same as TinyWall? As I understand (haven't installed one yet), TinyWall doesn't install any extra services in your system, but rather provides a simpler UI to handle Window's built-in firewall. Does simplewall install any extra processes?
Reply written over 1 year ago
FAQ :
_The simplewall is implemented through WFP (Windows Filtering Platform) at user-mode level (no drivers etc.). _
MSDN (en.)
... _simplewall installs and configure his own WFP (Windows Filtering Platform) provider, it means that simplewall does not change any of Windows Firewall configuration _...
Black list by default, but Simplewall also ask what to do (via pop-up).
Reply written over 1 year ago
After 15 years of using COMODO, I switched to TinyWall - this is the best firewall add-on for the native Windows 10 firewall.
This is exactly what I was looking for, a tinny, simple, free yet effective firewall.
laggy.
After using this program I noticed all my custom rules were deleted.
Beware before using it to back up your Firewall settings and rules or you'll regret ever trying it. Overall it's not a very useful application. Sure, it has a compact interface but it has no flexibility at all. You could say it's a free app and that's all it is.
I've been using TinyWall for close to four months now and never have I had an error or problem with it. It simply does what it's made for. Since I switched to Windows from Linux (unfortunate but necessary) I searched far and wide for a good alternative to Gufw and TinyWall is just that (with a few excellent other functions also packed in). One of those extra functions is the Whitelist by window option which is great if you just want to allow an application through the firewall with a simple click on it's UI. It's a five star in my books. And I found it on AlternativeTo of course!