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Tezcatlipoca

15-07-2004 23:59

Re: Firefox 0.9

Quote:

Originally Posted by philip.j.fry

Adblock (link not provided due to the influence if alcohol) will help with that. I believe that it's back on the list of extensions.

Yep, it's back.

Link: http://update.mozilla.org/extensions...Page%20Display

Mal	16-07-2004 13:17

Re: Firefox 0.9

Quote:

Originally Posted by WNA

I know Firefox has a pop up blocker but is there an extension to block ad banners as weel because they really annoy me.

If the link that Matt gave you doesn't work, you can always look at my post, which is three above your post and you can get it there. :erm: That was what we were talking about for the last page. :shrug:

Richard M

16-07-2004 20:18

Re: Firefox 0.9

If you use Firefox, this is one hell of a useful extension:
http://update.mozilla.org/extensions...=Miscellaneous
It basically lets you quickly input BBCode into forums like this. :)

Damien

16-07-2004 20:38

Re: Firefox 0.9

do these cool add ons work on mac versions?

Richard M

16-07-2004 21:03

Re: Firefox 0.9

Yes, the whole idea behind Mozilla is that it's cross platform. :)

Tezcatlipoca

03-08-2004 22:07

Re: Firefox 0.9

Firefox spoof exploit:

http://www.nd.edu/~jsmith30/xul/test/spoof.html

http://secunia.com/advisories/12188/

homealone

03-08-2004 22:40

Re: Firefox 0.9

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt D

Firefox spoof exploit:

http://www.nd.edu/~jsmith30/xul/test/spoof.html

http://secunia.com/advisories/12188/

Quote:

The PoC spoofs a SSL secured PayPal website.

- that bit could be scary :erm:

Mal	04-08-2004 20:30

Re: Firefox 0.9

Looks like they've released new versions to patch some bugs

EDIT: When you go through the initial setup, it states that you're installing version 0.9.2 of Firefox, but it's actually v0.9.3.

Richard M

30-08-2004 22:22

Re: Firefox 0.9

Quote:

Windows Not Expected Secure Until 2011, Says MS
"In a recent interview with Wired Magazine, Microsoft Security Program Manager Stephen Toulouse, when asked about their now 2 year old focus on security, comments "it's more of a 10-year timeline." He also reveals that he runs Firefox."

http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?si...id=172&tid=218
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/12.09/view.html?pg=3

Jesus, so even their head of security runs Mozilla Firefox!
Do you need any more proof?
When in work, I have to use IE (although they do run Open Office, fair play :) ) and I browse at the maximum security settings.

Mal	10-09-2004 21:27

Re: Firefox 0.9

For you people who are using Opera and want to change over, I've just seen this extension for firefox...

Info :D

Mal	14-09-2004 13:28

Re: Firefox 0.9

I know that it's now the next version, not 0.9, but Firefox Preview release, has just been released, along with Thunderbird v0.8.

Tezcatlipoca

14-09-2004 20:46

Re: Firefox 0.9

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mal

I know that it's now the next version, not 0.9, but Firefox Preview release, has just been released, along with Thunderbird v0.8.

Using it now. Very good :tu:

Chris

14-09-2004 21:33

Re: Firefox 0.9

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt D

Using it now. Very good :tu:

Yep, I downloaded the Mac edition this evening, using it now. The only problem is there is not yet a version of Chatzilla for this release, so Firefox uninstalled it for me. :(

Tezcatlipoca

14-09-2004 21:33

Re: Firefox 0.9

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris T

Yep, I downloaded the Mac edition this evening, using it now. The only problem is there is not yet a version of Chatzilla for this release, so Firefox uninstalled it for me. :(

No ChatZilla yet?

Agh.

Hopefully they'll release one soon.

Mal	14-09-2004 21:42

Re: Firefox 0.9

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt D

No ChatZilla yet?

Agh.

Hopefully they'll release one soon.

There's a windows version, if you use windows and that's the extension that you mean.

Edit: It states here that it's for all OSes.

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