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Old 28-04-2005, 14:12   #16
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Re: YAFT (yet another firefox thread) - dedicated to RichardM

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Originally Posted by philip.j.fry
I like the sig by the way, I might try that command out
I'd strongly suggest you don't do it on a mission critical box
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Originally Posted by s1lv3r
"Janulaitis cautioned that Firefox's reputation for security would likely be eroded as the browser becomes more widely used and hackers increase their attacks"

likely is different to definately

I think that it's an inevitibility that FF will be more under attack as time goes on.
However, I'd rather have a standards compliant swiss cheese than a bloated corporate beast swiss cheese.

No browser will be "secure" as such, at the moment though FF is the best of the bunch.
Bloated? In what way? As a browser it uses no more memory than firefox and looking at my program files/internet explorer folder, takes up 1.21mb of disk space.
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