IMO
alterego_z | 04/19/05
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What's important...
ye | 04/19/05
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there is no "trend" developing
Jeff Spicoli | 04/19/05
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Oh yes there is...
ye | 04/19/05
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That has not happened with Apache.
DonnieBoy | 04/19/05
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No one that I know of said Firefox would have NO problems
Laff | 04/19/05
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To say that increased popularity means that FIrefox
Laff | 04/19/05
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I didn't say that...
ye | 04/19/05
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What does popularity have to do with it?
tic swayback | 04/19/05
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There's more people using it...
ye | 04/19/05
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You should say, more users would increase the value of exploiting it.
DonnieBoy | 04/19/05
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Safe
richhayes | 04/20/05
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How does that follow?
tic swayback | 04/20/05
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The article in question tells all of the reasons ActiveX should be ok. But-
DonnieBoy | 04/19/05
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That is a good thing
Omch'Ar | 04/19/05
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NOTICE!
BitTwiddler | 04/19/05
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That's easy!
Linux User 147560 | 04/19/05
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Considering there has yet to be reported breaches..
Jeff Spicoli | 04/19/05
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Does kind of show a trend
voska | 04/19/05
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Irrelavent...
ye | 04/19/05
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Let's find out....
Hugh Jass | 04/19/05
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Not Irrelavent
Mack DaNife | 04/20/05
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It's all about risk
Taz_z | 04/20/05
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Interesting how the same people
Hugh Jass | 04/19/05
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Really?
NonZealot | 04/19/05
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Actually, I was speaking in general
Hugh Jass | 04/19/05
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I put my trust in Firefox, but let's not minimize the vulnerabilities.
DonnieBoy | 04/19/05
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It's STILL Safer than IE
BitTwiddler | 04/19/05
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That would change...
ye | 04/19/05
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I doubt it, take Apache for instance.
DonnieBoy | 04/19/05
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As soon as you say 'Apache',
Hugh Jass | 04/19/05
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Actually, no, you are wrong
NonZealot | 04/19/05
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Funny, that's the first time I've seen that argument
Hugh Jass | 04/19/05
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So?
CobraA1 | 04/19/05
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Hopefully
IT Scion | 04/20/05
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Windows...
IT Scion | 04/20/05
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O GOD
internet411 | 04/23/05
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Do you truly
michael-t | 04/19/05
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Hehe, funny you say this
NonZealot | 04/19/05
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NOPE the only way that would change is if Firefox had
Laff | 04/19/05
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Certainly
IT Scion | 04/20/05
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Pure speculation, but possible...
BitTwiddler | 04/20/05
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Spyware
richhayes | 04/20/05
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Let's pose a query, shall we?!
Linux User 147560 | 04/19/05
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Stickin' with Moz
IT_User | 04/19/05
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Im nitpicky
icorson1 | 04/19/05
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IE and FF the same
michael-t | 04/19/05
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The fact you can not ignore is that Firefox users have been more secure.
DonnieBoy | 04/19/05
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Secunia shows Firefox is far more secure
jezlinux | 04/19/05
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Again
IT Scion | 04/19/05
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huh?
CobraA1 | 04/19/05
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Actually
IT Scion | 04/20/05
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In the end, Firefox wins
NonZealot | 04/19/05
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But only because of the numbers.
jimk_z | 04/19/05
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Oh come on..What are the odds that each browser has
Laff | 04/19/05
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Another BIG LIAR
Roger Ramjet | 04/20/05
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Rubbish....
hion2000 | 04/20/05
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Hmm I see it already
jimk_z | 04/19/05
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Security isn't even the issue.
IT Scion | 04/19/05
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Firefox simply works better
CobraA1 | 04/19/05
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Firefox is by far the best solution for most windows users !!
thetruth_z | 04/19/05
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1 Monkey?
MalwareAvenger | 04/20/05
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the beat goes on
FilledOut | 04/20/05
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F F is still safer
jwick | 04/20/05
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So much yelling... OBJECTIVE LOOK.
doe_z | 04/20/05
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Exactly...IE6.xx vs. Firefox 1.03
Teyecoon | 04/26/05
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Firefox fixed flaws weeks ago with 1.04
support@... | 06/19/05
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