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Is Mozilla Firebird a more secure browser than IE?
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In article <>,
Kerodo <> wrote: > Is Mozilla Firebird a more secure browser than IE? Yes -- ------------------------------------------- Swedish Webcams http://zap.to/webcams ------------------------------------------- |
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Kerodo wrote:
> Is Mozilla Firebird a more secure browser than IE? Of course it is. Uses JavaScript instead of unsecure "Active Scripting" (Active Scripting = JScript + VBScript), doesn't have Active X enabled, supports PopUp blocking, etc. HTH, Markus |
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I installed Firebird because I wanted to see what it was like, and within an
hour, set it as my default browser. Features like showing the values of hidden form fields are invaluable for web site debuggers. "John" <> wrote in message news > On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 17:12:30 -0800, Kerodo wrote: > > > Is Mozilla Firebird a more secure browser than IE? > > It is too new to be certain but since it is built on Mozilla the odds are > very good that, ah hell! EVERY browser is more secure than IE! > -- > ___________ > John Holmes > > |
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On Sat, 06 Dec 2003 23:44:27 +0000, Alan P wrote:
> I installed Firebird because I wanted to see what it was like, and within an > hour, set it as my default browser. > > Features like showing the values of hidden form fields are invaluable for > web site debuggers. > > "John" <> wrote in message > news >> On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 17:12:30 -0800, Kerodo wrote: >> >> > Is Mozilla Firebird a more secure browser than IE? >> >> It is too new to be certain but since it is built on Mozilla the odds are >> very good that, ah hell! EVERY browser is more secure than IE! >> -- >> ___________ >> John Holmes >> >> I deleted all my other browsers after using it for a few days also! -- ___________ John Holmes |
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Markus Klaffke <> wrote in message news:<bq41ji$i1h$>...
> Kerodo wrote: > > > Is Mozilla Firebird a more secure browser than IE? > > Of course it is. Uses JavaScript instead of unsecure "Active Scripting" > (Active Scripting = JScript + VBScript), doesn't have Active X enabled, > supports PopUp blocking, etc. > > > HTH, Markus One thing to be aware of is that there is an ActiveX module for Netscape that is supposed to work with Mozilla, and possibly other Moz-based browsers too. Fortunately, it's not widely used, but if you didn't do your own installation, somebody could have added this plugin without your knowledge. Sponge Sponge's Secure Solutions www.geocities.com/yosponge My new email: yosponge2 att yahoo dott com |
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