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I read this in the news today and though I'd sahre it with all IE users, just so you know
BBC NEWS | Technology | Serious security flaw found in IE
BBC NEWS | Technology | Serious security flaw found in IE
That won't ever happen.Also waiting for all games to be supported on Linux and then it's buh-bye Windows!
Well either that, or WINE becomes really advanced and substitutes. I remember reading somewhere that it can already run some games like Doom 3. Oh, and FF is MUCH more secure then IE will EVER be. It's safer in general and there are hordes of security add-ons to tighten it up some more.That won't ever happen.
Talking about swiss cheese, it's not like firefox have less security fixes than IE7 these days..
id put more money on reactx getting more games working when its finished, and since it is not owned by microsoft will probably be ported to linux when done. and yeh firefox is a hell of alot more secure than ie.Well either that, or WINE becomes really advanced and substitutes. I remember reading somewhere that it can already run some games like Doom 3. Oh, and FF is MUCH more secure then IE will EVER be. It's safer in general and there are hordes of security add-ons to tighten it up some more.
Firefox is already 50% safer by not being able to run active x controls.Just because my house is less attacked ( not at all if you're concerned ) and targetted than the White House or the Pentagon, doesn't mean it's more safe .. lol
What? oO Virii don't care which browser they're attacking through and why would they spare FF and only attack IE? oOJust because my house is less attacked ( not at all if you're concerned ) and targetted than the White House or the Pentagon, doesn't mean it's more safe .. lol
Not really, it's 0% safer if the user knows what's he doing.Firefox is already 50% safer by not being able to run active x controls.