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Just select the Block action and save. The 1se -1mon is for scheduled action, so don't select it. |
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The Buttons Allow, 15 minutes, Month - they are for schedule options? If so, why if I mark checkbox "Schedule" they disapper? Or this is exclude of main rule? May be you need add some text for that area or popup help for buttons? And lock some variants. For Example - Main rule: ALLOW (radiobutton on this text), make exception: block for "хх minutes" (on button). button Allow is greyed (locked) becase Allow + Allow - is wrong combination, and Block + Block - also. Schedule is third block, and it is not connected with second block with temporary exclusions. Also there is good idea to make "status" area, that display current status: "Mainly ALLOWED, but blocked for now (temporary of 1 hour 2 min)", or "Totally Blocked", "Blocked, exclusion would be at 3.04.2024 22:33 for 4 hours". "Mainly Blocked, but exclusion is allow for 5 mins (3:21 remain)." I am not quite sure what happening if radio button is placed on Block and pressing button Allow. Block but Allow? Allow for 15 mins - understand, but just "Allow" is not. Also - button Month is like Stop Sign - not Strict sign on Block label, what this button mean - block or delete this program rule when passed month? That three buttons is very hard to understand. Also they are have action - close window, and this is wrong when you have Ok and Cancel buttons on this window. Only Ok and Cancel would be close current window it is rule of standart UI logic. If you want to make exception - just tic checkbox and press Ok. Timer was on. Exception work. If Open program rule you can see status: "Block, but temporary allowed for 1:10 sec.". 
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Yes, they are. (Let me show examples on next answer.)
Because you can configure same actions by the "Schedule"'s options.
Yes, we can add a tool-tip for those buttons.
Those 3 buttons are "quick schedule actions" and placed near of OK/Cancel buttons to indicate, that they change the program's action and close the window. |
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What is happened if radiobutton placed in Block and you pressed Allow button? (not 1 hour)
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See the #732 (comment) |
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Maybe "Allow" button should be replaced by "1 sec" like "1 hour" button to the right? |
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1-st quick schedule action: is equivalent to:
Yes, it means: "Block", but "Allow" in 1 second (i.e. immediately). This quick button was added after user's request to Allow or Block the program from the popup alert by 1 click. So if the default action is "Block", then:
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2-nd quick schedule action: is equivalent to: This quick button changes the main action to contra-action and schedules the reverting action. So this button's logic is exceptional: it applies the quick action immediately and schedules the contra-action for reverting. |
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3-rd quick schedule action: is equivalent to: This quick button schedules the "Remove the program" operation. It's useful for temporary rules, e.g. installers.
It has same icon, as the "Remove" operation: |
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"Edit program" window -> "General" tab -> "Block" dropdown list button has options to block from 1 sec to 1 month. Why there is no constant (permanent) block? When I choose "Custom", it sets to 15 mins. Where's the customization of this value? I didn't find a way to set permanent block.
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