What browser do you use?

[Bimmer1928]

Netscape

 

[mclarensmps]

Ugh i cant stand Firefox, ActiveX controls? whats that? bleh.


IE running with google toolbar and adsgone popup blocker. Less than 300k of resources used, and flawless browing. Brilliant stuff.

 

[epj3]

Ugh i cant stand Firefox, ActiveX controls? whats that? bleh.


IE running with google toolbar and adsgone popup blocker. Less than 300k of resources used, and flawless browing. Brilliant stuff.

hahahahah ignorance is bliss!


BTW Firefox 1.0.7 is out.

 

[mclarensmps]

ignorance is bliss... and firefox still sucks =). Im happy with my ignorance and my IE. No problems, no popups, fast browing, no virus.

 

[epj3]

ignorance is bliss... and firefox still sucks =). Im happy with my ignorance and my IE. No problems, no popups, fast browing, no virus.

No problems that you're aware of - but once you're aware of them, you'll stop using IE

 

[mclarensmps]

hehehe you say it as if i know nothing about computers . Sure

 

[Average Jae]

Safari! since i just picked up a mac mini (since my other box has a blown P/S for the time being. btw i'm having a hell of a time getting used to the mac keyboard shortcuts.. i miss ctrl- whatever

IE had its security holes, but i think firefox is getting exposed also. they now have 1.07. i remember when 1.02 or something came out and was replaced by 1.03 like the next day. (might be off on version nos) but i think that once a user level reaches a certain level, hackers will start to try to find security holes in the more popular browser, OS etc. i'm not diggin IE anymore tho. esp since that one security hole w/ banking sites that they just didnt' fix, or told anyone about..

 

[epj3]

Safari! since i just picked up a mac mini (since my other box has a blown P/S for the time being. btw i'm having a hell of a time getting used to the mac keyboard shortcuts.. i miss ctrl- whatever

IE had its security holes, but i think firefox is getting exposed also. they now have 1.07. i remember when 1.02 or something came out and was replaced by 1.03 like the next day. (might be off on version nos) but i think that once a user level reaches a certain level, hackers will start to try to find security holes in the more popular browser, OS etc. i'm not diggin IE anymore tho. esp since that one security hole w/ banking sites that they just didnt' fix, or told anyone about..

It's not necessarily the security holes thats the problem - the problem with IE is activex and everything else that ties IE into the operating system.

IE was built around the windows OS's so it is very easy to someone to accidently download a malicious program - or even have it happen without knowing. I believe a lot of companies are starting to switch to firefox too.