Here's how you can do it: In Windows Search ( Win + S ), search for "Windows Security" and open it. In the left-sidebar, click Virus & threat protection. In the right-hand pane, click on Protection history. Locate and expand the blocked app or file. Expand the Actions dropdown menu and click Allow. On the Firewall Protection screen, click the Configure button next to Program Rules. On the Configure Program Rules screen, click the Add button to add a program. Only an executable program can be added. The program that you added is enlisted in the program list. Under the Access column, select Allow or Deny for accessing the network as required. To do so, press Ctrl + H to open the browsing history tab. Now click on Clear browsing data. Select the time range as ‘All time’. Check all three options of clearing the browsing history Orestis Nikolaidis. I find this to be quite inconvenient, but there will be solutions, I do not think to use this method just to Chrome. Write a user-agent IPS signature and filter by that means. Note any web-browsers with a user-agent switcher can easily switch the UA. e.g ( a few examples of such and you need TLS decryption for HTTPS websites Try this, close out Chrome, go into your BD firewall panel/settings, and across the top where it says, Application access, Rules, Network Adapters and Settings, click on Settings. Then enable Alert mode, close out of BD and try loading Chrome and see if you get a firewall pop up to allow Chrome access. First, go to the desktop screen of your pc. Click on Start and click on the Search bar. You have to search for the text word “Allow an app through the Windows Firewall”, obviously without including the quotes. Now, click on the Change Settings button. At the bottom you will see Allow another app, just click on it. Here's how to do it: Right-click on Start and select Settings from the menu list. Select Windows Update from the left sidebar of the Settings menu. On the right pane, click Check for updates. This will scan for updates and install them automatically. So, wait for the process to complete and try installing Chrome again. Open your McAfee software. On the left menu, click the My Protection tab. Select Firewall, scroll down, and then click Net Guard. Select the IP Address listed for the site that you want to access. NOTE: To identify the IP address by name, you need to use a Domain Name System (DNS) or IP address lookup tool. Click Edit, and then change Block to Set Source IP ranges to allow traffic from all IPs: 0.0.0.0/0. To allow incoming TCP connections to port 9090, in "Protocols and Ports", check “tcp” and enter 9090. Click Create (or click “Equivalent Command Line” to show the gcloud command to create the same rule) Update Please refer to docs to customize your rules. Share. The "Use secure DNS" preference determines whether the feature is turned on or off. If it is set to off, toggle it to enable it. You have two main options at this point: Configure Chrome to use the default DNS provider of the system; Select one of the preset Secure DNS providers or set a custom provider. OKLuOv.