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"safe browsing" is not really what I'm asking about at all, but at least you actually somewhat answered my question in your first post. I did not ask for anyone's opinion on whether or not it is necessary, but seeing as that is all anyone wants to provide, I no longer need any suggestions.

Is asking what anti-keylogging software one uses not a software question?

Trying to protect myself from all malware is what I'm trying to accomplish by asking questions like the above. While I appreciate your input, it does not really answer the question I posed. While malwarebytes does do a good job at stopping malware and other nasty stuff one might encounter on the internet, it is not a catch all. For that reason, I am asking what kinds of anti-keylogging software the people who browse this forum recommend.

Hello people of the malwarebytes blog! Today, I have a question for you all. What Anti-keylogging software do you prefer (if you use one)? Until recently, I have been using Zemana's Anti-logger pro, and it's worked pretty well for me. There haven't been all that many false positives, and it seems to do it's job well. However, with the expiration of my license key, I thought it would be best to look around at the market and see what else is available. I've found a few other programs that claim to offer the same features / protection as Zemana (SpyShelter being a popular option), but I wanted to ask you all what your favorites are, or what you think had the most features / highest protection rate. Thanks in advance for your thoughts and opinions!