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Even if Firefox is your default browser, Visual Studio still uses IE, which is integrated into it. It is used for the 'Start page', and the help system. No way around it that I know of. I guess it would be a problem if a user was tricked into visiting a web site through an MSDN forum or something else they were viewing in the VS browser.
Posted by: Hugh Jass   Posted on: 11/01/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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and what's the danger?  Linux Geek | 11/01/06
Unfortunately, many people use Visual Studio  swoopee | 11/01/06
Others use it...  jasonp@... | 11/01/06
Well said!  Justin James | 11/01/06
Well it does do the job,  swoopee | 11/01/06
Sorry, stupid geek...  Grayson Peddie | 11/01/06
Phew, I'm safe  NonZealot | 11/01/06
IE 7 here  Confused by religion | 11/01/06
Poor malware authors  NonZealot | 11/01/06
Unfortunately  Hugh Jass | 11/01/06
Unlikely at best  NonZealot | 11/01/06
Warning to illiterate computer users...  Grayson Peddie | 11/02/06
True... but...  NonZealot | 11/02/06
You don't have to be tricked  cmoya | 11/02/06
I missed it  interested_amateur@... | 11/02/06

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