Simple Firewall Editor–Firewall App Blocker

Have you ever wondered how cumbersome it is to add so many programs to Windows Firewall one by one. Ever wanted to have a one-click solution for that ? Block multiple programs in Windows Firewall
Firewall App Blocker may be the answer to that problem.
In Windows , you can set the Windows Firewall to block or unblock certain applications but it doesn’t offer an easy-to-use interface for its advanced features , You may want to block a program from accessing the internet in the Windows Firewall to do that you must follow the following steps:
1. Click the Windows orb and open the Control Panel
2. Select System and Security
3. In the Windows Firewall section, select Allow a program through Windows Firewall
4. If the program you wish to block or unblock is not listed, you can click the Allow another program button to add it.
Choose the application in the list and select Add. If the program is not in this list, use the Browse etc…
It seems complicated for the normal users , Firewall App Blocker makes the process very easy , just Drag and drop the application that you want to block or use the browse button to select it , that’s all , if you want to allow it again just use delete button.
http://www.sordum.org/8125/firewall-app-blocker-fab-v1-3/ Srikrishna Narasimhan

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