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Originally Posted by Maggy J
Will it be more secure than Firefox? That's all I want to know.
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It seems so due to:
- Sandboxing - Vista and OSX use this in their operating systems but this one has it at tab level. So if bad code is running in a tab it is confined to the tab and will not be able to do anything outside the tab (like access your data)
- List of malware and dodgy sites - Which will be used as a warning, like MS and Firefox has but hopefully better
- Some other stuff they mentioned
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Originally Posted by dev
yes and none of them seem to be majorly different to what already exists, got some of the features i've obviously missed?
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Sandboxing and separate processes for each tab? And better JavaScript handling for faster web-apps. some others I have forgotten but this seems a completely different browser, built with internet applications in mind. Like a browser is an OS
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Originally Posted by Russ B
What's starting to annoy me are the individuals on other forums I frequent saying things like "ah yes I've already had a sneak preview of this but I'm not allowed to show you or talk about it" which translated means "I have no techie knowledge at all but you guys seem to and that makes me feel quite inadequate so in order to try and BS some credability I'll pretend I've used this new browser and BS a reason why I can't back it up with any proof".
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Well, Having used it due to my techie skills google just
had to consult i can vouch for it's coolness. I'll let you know what's great about it when it's released since I am under a NDA