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CORed 06-15-2007 07:33 AM

Re: Firefox vs. IE
 
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As for security -- and I'm nowhere near a tech so correct me if I'm wrong -- one of the biggest reasons Firefox is much safer than IE is because hacks overwhelmingly target IE because of its much larger user base.

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Market share is certainly a factor for making IE the prime target for hackers, but Firefox has fewer holes to target. The default security settings for IE have been tightened up, which helps considerably. The biggest holes in IE are related to Active-X, which Firefox doesn't even have (which means that web sites that rely on it don't work in Firefox).

goldtoes 06-20-2007 01:46 PM

Re: Firefox vs. IE
 
my answer would be ... IE does not compatible with unix

kerowo 06-20-2007 01:49 PM

Re: Firefox vs. IE
 
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my answer would be ... IE does not compatible with unix

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I think that is a feature more than a bug.

goldtoes 06-20-2007 01:54 PM

Re: Firefox vs. IE
 
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my answer would be ... IE does not compatible with unix

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I think that is a feature more than a bug.

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well, that's only 1 reason on a looong list (most of them above)


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