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What makes this app noteworthy is the way it smoothly integrates with the Windows contextual menu. All users have to do is right-click any executable file, and choose one of the three available options such as "Allow in Windows Firewall," "Block in Windows Firewall," and "Delete from Windows Firewall". With that in mind, it's quite clear that Firewall Context Menu has a lot of good and practical uses. For example, the app might prove to be helpful for users who are looking to prevent potentially suspicious software from communicating to an unsecured server or source, or from blocking known apps from updating, just to name a few. Easy to install, and just as easy to work with What's new in this version Small bug fixes The following is a list of changes made in this version: Fixed an issue that caused the corresponding context menu item to appear when right-clicking a folder. Added the ability to uninstall Firewall Context Menu. 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