Thread: Firefox wins Product Of The Year
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Old 02-06-2005, 16:01   #7
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Re: Firefox wins Product Of The Year
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Originally Posted by TheBlueRaja
Not surprising really - Before i switched to firefox i bought Spysweeper for my PC and used it regularly, but since changing to Firefox i stopped using it when i rebuilt my PC a few months back i didnt even bother installing it again despite the fact that i have a valid subscription for it. However i got a mail the other day telling me my subscription was about to run out and that V4 had been released so i stuck it on again to try it out and see whats new.

Ran a spyware sweep of my system and you know what it found - nothing, nada, zip, zero....

Thats why i use Firefox.
Remember, Firefox is NOT as secure as everyone appears to think. In the last six months of 2004, 20 security vulnerabilities were found in Firefox, as opposed to 13 in IE.. OK, a higher percentage were serious in IE,

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/sh...d.php?p=471396
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