TinyWall has been designed to improve the default firewall of Windows. TinyWall lets you work while protecting you. There are no annoying popups but configuration is very simple. Using the advanced Windows Firewall built into newer Windows versions, TinyWall's performance impact is negligible. No drivers or kernel-components are installed so it does not influence system stability. Automatic learning, blocklists, password lock, firewall tampering protection and built-in tight firewall rules help increase TinyWall's and your computer's security even further. Firewall modes and lots of other convenience features make TinyWall extremely easy to use for anybody. All packed into a download that is about a megabyte.
Changes in 3.5.1:
- Add dark mode support for GUI
- Add support for Windows on ARM devices
- Don't create "All applications" rule if user does not select an application
- Preserve other rule settings when editing application in an existing rule (pepak)
- Fix use-after-free when enumerating WFP filters (kimstik)
- Fix multiple memory leaks (kimstik)
- Fix learned rules not saved when auto-learn is active during shutdown (giejck18470)
- Fix startup crash if netevent collection is disabled on the system
- Fix blocked apps not showing if netevent collection is disabled on the system
- Fix possible crash during process snapshots if an executable has long file name component
- Fix possible crash during icon loading of external files
- Fix missing WSL2 special exception
- Fix raw socket allow rules may not get installed
- Fix updated application database only reflected in GUI after a restart
- Remove language-specific layout customizations
- Add Ukrainian localization (prodbysanya)
- Update Korean localization (Jaehyung L.)
