This document will explain each configuration provided by Browser Security Plus and the browsers it is applicable for.
| Configuration | Description | Supported browser |
| Phishing filter | By enabling this, sites that contain malicious content in any from: ransomware, viruses, phishing campaigns etc., will be blocked. | Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and other Chromium-based browsers |
| File downloads | By enabling this, download of all files will be blocked. | Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer and other Chromium-based browsers |
| Over-ride certificate errors | By selecting restrict button, users will not be able to proceed past certificate errors displayed by websites. | Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and other Chromium-based browsers |
| Verification of certificate with revocation list | By selecting enable, certificates will be verified with certificate revocation list that contain a list of certificates that are dangerous and shouldn't be trusted. If certificate is part of the revocation list, a certificate error will be thrown to the user. | Microsoft Internet Explorer |
| Zone Elevation Protection | By enabling this, privilege applied to one zone that has lower security setting, will not be applied to a zone that needs higher security setting. | Microsoft Internet Explorer |
| Browser Helper Object | By disabling this, users can not load third party browser helper objects. | Microsoft Internet Explorer |
| Flash Restriction | By disabling this, Adobe Flash plugins will be restricted on sites. | Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox |
| IE Plugin Protection | By disabling this, users will only be able to install those plugins that are signed by a developer, when he lands on a site with plugin requirements. Installation of unsigned plugins will be restricted. | Microsoft Internet Explorer |
| Run scripts on web page | By disabling this, scripts in web pages will not be rendered. | Microsoft Internet Explorer |
| Unsigned IE plugins | By disabling this, users will only be able to install those plugins that are signed by a developer, when he lands on a site with plugin requirements. Installation of unsigned plugins will be restricted. | Microsoft Internet Explorer |
| Block websites with excessive ads | if this configuration is enabled, websites that contain excessive ads will be blocked. | Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge and other Chromium-based browsers |
| Block third party websites that inject code | By enabling this configuration, untrusted third-party websites that tamper with browser content will be blocked. | Google Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers |