No problems here
Tim Patterson | 12/13/05
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Fixed in Firefox 1.0.5?? That was about a year ago.
wackoae | 12/13/05
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Your point is irrelevant...
toadlife | 12/13/05
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Good
Jeff Spicoli | 12/13/05
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It would be irrelevant for IE users
wackoae | 12/13/05
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If they are so smart...
toadlife | 12/13/05
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Because they are arrogant and naive, like most Linux users.
itanal | 12/14/05
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Actually
georgep_z | 12/14/05
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True, Mozilla needs to get the auto-update working for sure.
DonnieBoy | 12/14/05
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Actually
nECrO_z | 12/13/05
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let them get hacked
Jeff Spicoli | 12/13/05
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You are forgeting that ...
wackoae | 12/13/05
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right
Real World | 12/14/05
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MOST
nECrO_z | 12/14/05
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Don't assume their level of knowledge.
Grayson Peddie | 12/14/05
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Fixed in Firefox 1.0.5?? That was about a year ago.
wackoae | 12/13/05
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More like six months ago
zmud | 12/14/05
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Whats the point exactly?
JoeMama_z | 12/13/05
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Interesting how the Mozilla team downplayed this vulnerabilty
toadlife | 12/13/05
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Most Firefox users
SQLServer | 12/14/05
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Leads me to a question
NonZealot | 12/14/05
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Successful Exploits
bhartman36 | 12/14/05
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You're wrong
toadlife | 12/14/05
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Wrong (corrected post - hopefully)
toadlife | 12/14/05
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(nt)looks like they finally decided to update the vulerability to critical
toadlife | 12/14/05
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Microsoft says so
georgep_z | 12/14/05
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It doesn't matter georgie
toadlife | 12/14/05
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Everyone is on 1.0.7 if not 1.5 by now!!!
xunil skcor | 12/14/05
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Actually, I'm still running 1.04
worknman | 12/14/05
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Advances in 1.5
nucrash | 12/14/05
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How to get old extentions to work with FF1.5 Here we go: 1) change
wexwimpy@... | 12/15/05
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No probably, everybody updates as soon as a point
Boot_Agnostic | 12/14/05
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memory handling bug in FF 1.5?
davagain | 12/15/05
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