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Originally Posted by Scarlett
Ahem
Apparently Microsoft had declared that the internet explorer browser is the most secure on the market because so many security holes have been filled !!! (Kind of like saying that they've got the best car on the market becausae we've recalled the model so many times... - Would you drive one ?)
<a href=http://news.zdnet.co.uk/internet/security/0,39020375,39146084,00.htm>Story here</a>
The obvious implication is that all browsers are a buggy as IE and because micr$oft has filled more holes, it makes it the most secure. So the fact that since I started using Opera (Close to 2 years now!) I've had to perform one update due to a security issue, all the others have enhanced the functionality only, means nothing.
If this is true then I have to applaud the Opera staff for managing to fit as many bugs in to 3.2mb of code as Micro$ofrt fitted into the 50+mb that forms IE.  |
pmsl @ the last bit , the last time i had a look at firebird , it seemed a bit clunky to me , maybe i will try the latest version , firefox is it ????????? , and see what it is like now
