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I'd agree if it weren't so true
The problem with IE is that it was never designed to operate in a hostile environment like today's internet. Firefox and Seamonkey, Konqueror, Opera and the rest were tailored more toward the hostile internet. As a result they have more complete armor. IE is a great browser which ranks with the likes of Mozaic but it's day is past. The environment IE was developed for was one that was more like a small town where locking doors wasn't so important....well the net is more like a Detroit where you have to be not only able to lock your doors and window but able to repulse invaders as well. I have some hopes that IE 7 will be more like what's needed in the current and future environments.
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"just weeks" eh? Great spin!  LoCal | 05/03/06
Browser wars...  jinko | 05/03/06
Hilarious video! Thanks for the link. (nt)  LoCal | 05/03/06
Firefox gets a fresh security update  Loverock Davidson | 05/03/06
You know  Shelendrea | 05/03/06
Diito  hoozafrizitz | 05/03/06
Ditto  hoozafrizitz | 05/03/06
Outing bugs  rbriem | 05/03/06
They tried that ...  gregory.marx@... | 05/03/06
You're undoubtedly right about that however...  maldain | 05/03/06
I do understand that  Shelendrea | 05/03/06
You Know...  rbretz | 05/03/06
You must not know Linux very well...  Codedigital | 05/04/06
Firefox is just a better product  matthew.graff@... | 05/03/06
You know, FF just did the same.  xuniL_z | 05/03/06
Why I think Firefox is better,  devlin_X | 05/06/06
Fresh update but no fresh paint  Boot_Agnostic | 05/03/06
Mozilla seamonkey just works  cls@... | 05/03/06
As much as I think MS-IE (ActiveX) is a virus...  ju1ce | 05/03/06
Correction  IceTheNet@... | 05/03/06
Journo bias.....  ianintheworld@... | 05/03/06
I'd agree if it weren't so true  maldain | 05/03/06
Journo bias.....  ianintheworld@... | 05/03/06
Big difference  tic swayback | 05/03/06
Nice Save  IceTheNet@... | 05/03/06
doesn't anyone here work with software?  xuniL_z | 05/03/06
I guess the many eyes were closed...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 05/03/06
At least they are fixing things in a timely manner  itanalyst | 05/03/06
Timely, umm, you mean like last week  No_Ax_to_Grind | 05/03/06
Erm.. Doesn't MS still have a half patched hole?  thatxbxtchxnicoll | 05/03/06
Oops, forgot the other links  thatxbxtchxnicoll | 05/03/06
That is so untrue  IceTheNet@... | 05/03/06
Bull Crap. They just released a mega patch  No_Ax_to_Grind | 05/03/06
It wasn't a patch  Edward Meyers | 05/03/06
Think of it this way NAG  Hrothgar - PCLinuxOS User | 05/03/06
You Are Late  trh1948@... | 05/03/06
I'm Using 3.0a1  Edward Meyers | 05/03/06
timely Release...  Rick S._z | 05/03/06
Nice to talk about bug fixes  georgep_z | 05/03/06

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