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Old 03-11-2004, 14:30   #10
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Re: New vulnerabilities in various browsers,
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Originally Posted by zovat
so now we are supposed to thank M$ for never implementing the most useful of browsing features..

No thanks

so there is a new vulnerability - this is not uncommon... There are still less for Firefox than for IE.

Calm down..

Athough I phrased the post in a jokey way, there was a serious message. People COULD get caught by this.

FYI, I am currently using one of the affected browsers: Opera.

BTW, IMO, tabbed browsing is not a useful feature. It's a pain. IE (in combination with XP) does do something similar. Open three (or more) IE windows, and you should find them nicely grouped as a menu on the one task bar button, although, that's not (strictly speaking) a feature of IE.
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