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Federal Government warns about Internet Exploer bugs
I just read today that the Federal Government says that most people should switch over to another browser. They say that Internet Explorer has too many bugs that makes it easy to steal information. I thought I would post this since I have never heard of this happening before.An article
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I've been using FireFox for quite some time. No pop-ups, no spyware/adware, and not nearly as many vulnerabilities as Internet Explorer. It also renders pages a bit faster than good ole' IE.
It's very painless to install, and can import all favorites from IE. I highly recommend it. |
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-Bharat |
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I have been using Firefox for about a week and I love it! Its so much faster then IE.
only 1 problem- When I click on a link in Outlook it launches both IE and Firefox. Anyone know how to fix this? |
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I use mozilla, made by the same people as firefox. I never use IE unless a website requires it.
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Did you set both as your default browser? If you did, it might launch both. I've got to say, I switched to Firefox about 6 months ago, and I've only used IE to open IE web pages (which are getting rarer and rarer..... ) I love it, especially tabbed browsing. Not to sound like too much of an add, but I like the ability to change themes, and add extensions to it, to customize it. |
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I've been using Firefox for a over a month now. Whenever I here someone complain about pop-up ads I tell them about it. I put it on my brother's machine yesterday and showed him tabbed browsing and mouse gestures. All he had to say was "oooh". |
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Yeh ive ben useing firebird since it was phenoix and that was a while ago. Firebird is ownage and is the only browser accessable via shortcuts on any comp on my network. However i hope when it hits 1.0 they make a new red book of mozilla entry it will be only fitting anyways.
and as for extensions anyone who does any thing with websites should look into the web developer extension its the best thing in the world. |
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I've also been using it since the days of Pheonix and I just love FireFox. I'm also big into using Thunderbird as I've picked it up and enjoyed it for the last month or so. I'm pretty much 100% free of Outlook, IE, and Trillian now. My new best friends are Thunderbird, FireFox, and GAIM. Gotta love the free stuff :)
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we should submit this thread to mozilla, i bet theyd b happy. :D. oh and ditto on everything said about firefox, i love it.
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Just started Using Thunderbird- works well. I like it.
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I'll jump onto the bandwagon...I've been with Firefox since it was 433--erm, Firebird.
Hasn't let me down yet. |
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I haven't tried Firefox or Mozilla but I've been using Opera. I love it, tabbed windows, a stylish look, and it only opens requested pop-up windows. I highly reccomend it. You can get it off download.com.
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Firefox on the other hand I am getting to love more and more. The nice part is- its not that un-like IE (GUI wise) and it just works better. |
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IE had been giving me problems for the last few months, with loading graphics and such. So Brandon introduced me to Firefox, and got me hooked. I"ll never use IE again! :yikes:
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