Users can opt whether they also track activity and use it in more detail than that. Comodo license and tracking Ĭomodo tracks each user's time spent using the browser, its operating system, and browser inquiries about certificate revocation, which reveal the sites visited. Comodo subsequently claimed the problems were fixed. Ĭomodo's first attempt to patch the issue was shown to be ineffective.
The advisory warns users who install Comodo Dragon that Dragon replaces their default browser, hijacks DNS settings, and disables the same-origin policy, which exposes users by allowing malicious websites to access private data.
Google Translate, which automatically translates webpages in foreign languagesĪ Google engineer publicly disclosed a serious security vulnerability in Comodo Dragon after Comodo failed to respond to the issue within the 90 days Google provides software vendors. Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides which open various document and spreadsheet formats. Google Safe Browsing which blocks malicious and phishing sites. Built-in PDF viewer and Adobe Flash Player which is sandboxed. Bug tracking system, which sends information about crashes or errors. Automatic address bar search suggestions. Google-hosted error pages when a server is not present. Automatic access to Google Search on startup for users with Google as default search engine. In addition, the following Google Chrome features are removed or disabled in Dragon: If Dragon is uninstalled, users are given the option of keeping Dragon's cache and cookie files or deleting them. Instead of Google Updater, Comodo Dragon features its own built-in updater. It includes an on-demand site inspector designed to determine if a site hosts malicious code. 
Comodo Dragon performs additional checks on the SSL digital certificates of secure websites, and informs users if a site's certificate may be of insufficient strength. Upon installation, Comodo Dragon offers the opportunity to configure either the Comodo Dragon or the user's entire computer to use Comodo's own DNS servers instead of the user's Internet service provider.
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