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Old 10-03-2005, 23:54   #12
Richard M
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Re: Reccomendations for net nanny softwares & PC lockdowns.

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Originally Posted by zoombini
eh?
whats firefox got to do with it?
You mentioned spyware/malware:

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kids - pc don't get on too well, they tend to go on kiddy game sites & I suddenly get a virus etc.

So with this new one (never been on the net yet) I want to lock it down so that we cannot get a trojan/virus etc dropped on it, no screensavers etc.

I also want to be able to control & review what websites they are going to.
Firefox is more secure against this kind of crap than IE.
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