Hi guys,
Can anyone tell me what is the main deference between IE and Mozilla Firefox ? I have been using IE (version 6.0) for one year but from now on I have decided to use Firefox. I just want to know as to what Mozilla can do which Internet Explorer can not.
Thanks!

Firefox is a bit more standards compliant. Also, because FF is less commonly used than IE, and not tied directly into the operating system, and is patched more frequently, it is more secure. Firefox is also more extensible than IE, with literally thousands of plugins available for almost any need. LiveHTTPHeaders, YSlow, SEO Toolbar, Total Validator, and Firebug are just some of the diagnostic addins I have in my Firefox, which help me troubleshoot network and web site problems, and none of which have an IE counterpart.

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Firefox is a more standards compliant browser than IE6 by far and over IE7 by a margin. By this I mean that as a designer, you knock up xhtml and css as they're meant to be and Firefox handles them better than IE does. The number of sites I've had to wrangle to make them display correctly in IE6 has been the bane of my life...

As a user Firefox has a raft of excellent add-ons such as the WebDev toolbar, Firebug and SearchStatus just off the top of my head. It's also supposedly more secure than IE. My only peeve with Firefox recently has been its CPU hogging abilities...

Hope that's of some help to you

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what i like most about Mozilla is their addons making it easy for users to navigate from page to page

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firefox is not safer than IE
also firefox takes more RAM
and FF is not as fast depending on your profile.

the best browser when it comes to reading html/xml/css is OPERA and you check that with the ACID test: Acid2 Browser Test - The Web Standards Project

most important of all though: i use firefox and it's the shit, i don't know why people still use IE, it's just a bad browser.

you should hit the extensions site here:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/
get some addons and get some themes, customize your browser a bit and make it your own.

some great extensions are:
firebug (why isn't this standard with firefox again ?... )
the web developer extension (must have for developers)
seoquake (must have tool if you're doing seo)
search status (get it here: SearchStatus | Firefox SEO Toolbar Extension )
mouse gestures (great for productivity and lazyness)
and useragent switcher (makes a site think you are a different browser, for the haters out there)

enjoy.

EDIT: if you want to get really technical you can type in about:config in the address bar of FF and start changing some stuff there too
edit edit: oh and foxyproxy, that could be a good one if you like to check your rank in google through different geolocation but want to connect to a proxy server uber quick

Is Mozilla the best browser???

Here (post 13 - 17)

XML and RSS - SitePoint Forums

is a related thread that I wrote about IE today. I have to react when I have time and surfers / web masteres write about Web browsers.

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My favorite feature about Firefox is the fact that it remembers passwords allot better than IE, and if you, for whatever reason, lose your browser (if it crashes on you) you can restore your session.

Also like mentioned above, you can get awesome SEO add ons and many many other helpful plugins that IE doesn't offer.

Only thing I don't like about it, is if you are building a website, you'll have to create 2 different style sheets in order for the site to appear the same in both browsers (IE FF).

This is just my experience.

yep the add ons are why I use FF over the others.. especially gestures, opera has them but there's too many sites that don't render correctly in Opera.

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1. Do you have some examples?
2. Do you know why?
3. Can it be for security reasons?
4. Have you tried various options view +
5. If I use the right option in Opera, I have experienced the opposite, pages that are meaningless in the other browsers becomes meaningful in Opera.

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Hi,
I found out an interesting detailed review of many a browsers and I think it is interesting to learn that Firefox Mozilla is the best of the browsers available. You may like to visit Browsers Reviews - Best Browser Review of internet explorer 7 and mozilla firefox 2 review and check out as to what they say about Mozilla. Happy Holidays!

From that report:

Mozilla FireFox 2: Overall rating 5/5.

Firefox outstanding features include
pop-up blocking; a tab-browsing; integrated Google
searching; spell checking, anti-phishing and other advanced security features, simplified privacy controls that let you cover your tracks more effectively; a streamlined browser window that shows you more of the page than any other browser; automatic session-restore function and a number of additional features that work with you to help you get the most out of your time online.
The net result is that Mozilla Firefox is a complete, fast, full-featured Web browser that makes browsing more efficient than ever before.

Opera 9: Overall rating 3/5.

The motto of Opera has always been one: develop the quickest, smallest and most full-featured browser available! And the latest version maintains the tradition. Not only Opera 9.23 keeps safe all the basics (tabbed browsing, search bar, advanced bookmarks tools, and easy integration with your favorite e-mail client and chat provider, mouse-gesture support, keyboard shortcuts, and drag-and-drop functionality further enhance your surfing experience), but also pushes it to the top of the class with some innovative extra features.

Integrated theme support lets you preview themes from within the interface; Widgets are small. The Wand utility combines autofill with saved passwords. Opera comes with torrent support and real-time fraud protection for safer browsing. A new feature in version 9.2, Speed Dial, permanently assigns bookmarks and tabs any digit from one through nine. When you enter one of those numbers into the URL bar, the corresponding site loads when you hit enter.

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I agree with most of the people that have posted in praise of Firefox. It IS more secure than IE and you do get a lot more features with Firefox (plug-ins). For general browsing, it's the best in my book. I haven't played around with Opera. The last time I tried Opera, there were two versions: one that you had to pay for, and the unlimited-free-use version. The "free" version had me plagued with ads trying to get me to purchase their Opera browser, which I found VERY annoying. I don't know what they do now with the latest version, but since I'm quite happy with FF, I don't feel the need to add yet another browser to my system.

It's a bit slow loading. For some reason, the latter versions of Firefox have been a pig on system resources (maybe they're integrating too much with Microshaft??)

Although, you DO have to be careful with the "Internet Explorer Only" sites. If you're running Microsoft's O/S, all your updates, upgrades, help files, ext. are all run off of microsoft.com AND, if you're not using IE, you get errors and problems accessing those files. Microshaft has made access "browser-dependent" - you HAVE to use IE to access your Windows support. If you make FF your primary browser, you'll have problems with using the microsoft.com accessibility with your Windows O/S.

Of course if you're NOT using Microshaft's O/S, then you should be okay with using Firefox as your primary (and ONLY) browser. I use Firefox as my default browser on my Macintosh G4. I like it better and am more comfortable using FF for browsing instead of Safari.

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It maybe the best browser, but it is not the most used. So regardless of which one you personally use, if you are a designer, your site still needs to render well in IE. Over 85% still use IE.

Little off topic, but...

Hmm, Google (big supporter of FF. Google controls about 85% of searches) and MS are more alike then they would like to admit. Help us all if they ever merge. :O)

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FF is more forgiving with errors in html code.

If there is no image, you don't see that huge box with an "X" like you see in IE. FF displays nothing.

If you forget a closing tag or the end ">", FF generally guesses it correctly and the page will show up right.
We discovered a trademark infringement that displayed in FF and not IE because the image tag was improperly written without the closing ">".

FF came out with tabbed windows before IE and I like the way FF handles them.

I use phpMyAdmin and IE opens a database table I select from the left frame in a new tab! Thus, for each table, I get a new tabbed window. That adds up to several tabs when I need to go between several tables.
FF will open it in the right frame where it should be.

FF is getting more and more popular, especially in the UK and rest of Europe.

RamyD wrote,
"firefox is not safer than IE
also firefox takes more RAM
and FF is not as fast depending on your profile."
And I'd like to see the benchmark data for this.

CAN SOMEONE REMOVE THE CURSE LANGUAGE RamyD has in his post, above?

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That is why you should try differnt options / views when loading the page in Opera.

I can not see that there is more Ad on Opera than on the other browsers. The people at Opera is a company that has to pay their staff. There is a free version with ad, but you have to pay for extra quality, that is a version excluding Ad. When you buy a computer with MS OS, you get IE by default on most (all) of them.

There is very thight integration between FF and Google. You are asked to install the Google Toolbar etc. when you upgrade to a new version. In Opera, you can choose search engine with a clik with the mouse.

Writing DOM event listeners according to the W3C DOM 2 specification is extremely simple. The Internet Explorer version is a night mare in comparison. I am an economist. These lack of standards has costed the world billions of USD in loss of efficiency, lack of usability and accessibility.

Browser security. There are no more secure web browser than Opera as far as I know. Security zones in IE is not secure at all. It is false security. If you talk about web security, I can not simply take you as a surfer seriously if you do not use a secure browser. Did you say that you was attacked by cross browser scripting or your bank account was hacked. First question, which browser did you use?
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If I should shop online, and that online shop had problems with the Opera browser, I would be very careful about shopping there. Can the problem be a cross browser (server) script that try to steal your credit card number?

Conclusion.
Security is the most important factor in my rankning.

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Both browser has their strengths and weaknesses. Its very ignorant to say that FF is better than IE. There are not as many people who want to hack and attack FireFox as they do with IE. IE is beaten badly for many years now. So, its too early to say how secure is FF. Especially, the number of patches they are releasing lately, its really scary. I use IE6,IE7, FF, Opera and Safari for testing. I am still not convinced to use FF for my banking needs.

I hate "THE BEST" debates, because their is no best in a well performing category. All of the browsers are THE BEST at something that the other browsers are not. In the end, we are all technically savvy enough to use the tools we want to, but the world is not full of webmasters, but webusers. They'll use what they like.

OFF TOPIC

I WON'T. He used one word, in a colloquial manner, and I don't see anything wrong with it, nor do I guess most users of this forum will. If he was CURSING OUT PEOPLE in an offensive manner using offensive words, well, then he'd get slammed. I cannot speak for the admins of the site, I'm just a mod, but this forum is a very large community, filled with wonderful (and wonderfully wierd) people from all around the world. Some people use the word shit, some don't, but in the time it took me to write this response, children have died from starvation, women across the world are being abused, people are dying from curable diseases, and George W. Bush is trying to start up another bruhaha in the Middle East (debatable, just my opinion) and that is a million times more offensive to me than one little shit.

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KGun.. I agree Opera is a great browser, I've almost stopped using it since version 8 because it's slower than FF now, the initial start up takes a while and FF with addons has many handy features I love.

Generally when you do a site if it works in FF correctly it does in Opera also.. but here's one site I'm redesigning that's fine in IE and FF that messes up in Opera badly... Golf Kelowna! I haven't found where I messed it up as yet though.. still working on that input graciously accepted.

Also many many apps (game sites are the most prevalent but there's others too) that only run in IE will also work in FF but almost never in Opera which can be frustrating having to change browsers constantly.. I love the FF addon to open page in browser (I have both the IE and Opera one) so with a quick right click I can view sites in all three...

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Firefox does a great job of remembering your passwords and their add-ons make browsing the Internet more enjoyable. For example, I setup one of their add-ons to play the AOL sound "You've got mail" to let me know when I have received new e-mails at Gmail, Yahoo mail and Hotmail. And it lets me know how many new messages I got on the lower right corner of Firefox browser.

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It goes without saying that every dev/designer needs to have IE in their toolbox and both IE6 and IE7 to be fair, but 85% is a figure I'd not set in stone...

85% IE users is what I see on a business website where we understand companies have policies of deploying IE with their OS and that's that - no room for other browsers. w3schools' browser trends has IE at less than 70% and I've seen sites where IE visitors account for 60% so yes, test in all the top browsers your visitors use

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You find it here:

Browser Statistics

See also:

Usage share of web browsers - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

that base their statistics on this

TheCounter.com: The Full-Featured Web Counter with Graphic Reports and Detailed Information

source.

MSIE 6.x is still the most popular browser with 48 % market share in November 2007.

Internet Usage Statistics is also important since a lot of people in Asia and Africa browse wireless.

World Internet Usage Statistics News and Population Stats

W3Schools is a Norwegian site. I do not know their background in statistics and how their statistics is computed.

Found this

SitePoint Blogs » Microsoft and Mozilla Disagree on Browser Security

article today while I browsed SitePoint for some information.

Related article on IE 8.

SitePoint Blogs » Microsoft Names IE8, Bill Gates to ‘Look Into’ Transparency

Related links:
the 200ok weblog: browser security by fix rate

Web Browser Security Summary

That article seem to agree with me that Opera is the most secure browser still. I see no reason for changing my ranking.

Regarding best.
Isn't that what we all are striving for?

1. Best SEO company.
2. Best SE.
3. Best OS.
4. Best Browser.
5. Best on security.

Competition is the driver for better products in a market economy.

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FF helped me alot with getting rid of unnecessary .asp code on .htm pages. My only problem with it is I want to see all the functions and tools in English. At first I thought I just downloaded the wrong one.
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Amen, on both points.

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The w3schools statistics are based on their own site only, and they point out on the stats page that they have a higher than typical number for Firefox, which they attribute to the nature of their audience - more technically savvy and web oriented than most sites.

The numbers I'd love to see are the ones collected by Google of course...

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I did not take the time to study their report in detail and how they are sampled. With more than 30 mill visitors/month, their statistics should be fairly representative for webmasters.

P.S. I have noted that Google is extremely fast to index what I write. WPW posts can even be indexed while I am editing the post. Multiple GoogleBOT's can also be present simultaneously on my forum. How many are then present simultaneously on a large forum like WPW?

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I didn't read any of the posts on this thread because I didn't want to get into any stupid debate. I use both because I need to check my sites in both. The objective facts are: FF is much slower than IE, and after all this time there are STILL no REAL TRUE full screen extensions/plugins for FF. It is these two reasons why it's not my main browser. Go to full screen in IE. Now, move your cursor down to the bottom and there the taskbar will popup giving you immediate and convenient access to any open apps or the address bar, Quick Launch Toolbar, etc. Now try it in FF. You can't. The only way to get to this bottom area that you can get to in IE is to exit out of full screen or you have to hit the "Windows" key on the keyboard. That's just plain stupid. If anyone knows of a full screen plugin that WORKS like IE does, please post it.

The other areas are: FF is much more customizable with a load of awesome plugins that do some really neat things. It may be more secure now, but that's quickly changing with it because more and more are using it, therefore the cyber-terrorists have more of an "incentive" to exploit it. There are also still a lot of sites out there that FF won't work properly with them.

If you want speed (and sensible full screen), use IE. If you rarely if ever use full screen and don't mind a browser being slower, and don't mind limited functionality at some sites, but want other nice features, use FF.

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I have to disagree, security is so important. Here is another related story about cross browser scripting

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After much finger pointiny by both MS & Mozilla, each claiming the the fault lay in the other's browser, both admitted that they were subject to the same vulnerability; that looks like a draw to me.

Unfortunately, ActiveX is not alone in being vulnerable to used for undesirable purposes; there already exist many scripting techniques open to such. And, a widening use of AJAX will bring many more.

There is not now, nor will there ever be, a wholly secure browser.

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There are good and bad points about FF and IE. I like FF for the UK English spellchecker function. However, IE still works better for some tasks.

I am using them side-by-side on my laptop, now!

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My favorite feature about Firefox is the fact that it remembers passwords allot better than IE, and if you, for whatever reason, lose your browser (if it crashes on you) you can restore your session.

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Actually, IE remembers passwords as well as does FF; the difference lies in the user's ability to manage stored passwords.

FF allows one to view stored passwords, and remove them as needed; IE provides no such capability.

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And Opera has a master passord that makes it more secure to use that browser on your account.

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As does FF.

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Not reading every post but here's my 2 cents worth (God I hate that phrase)

1 - I use Firefox and have done since it was Firebird.
2 - Opera is far from perfect with a recent update being to patch no less than 3 exploits
3 - Opera fails the new Acid test 2 (or does it pass now? I should check) IE8 also passes as does Firefox 3
4 - If you run a Joomla site with Gzip turned on it will screw up in any browser identifying it's self as Opera. But tell Opera to ID as IE and it works fine. That's more than likely down to sloppy coding by Joomla.

I used to use Opera back around 6.5 but today I think the mail client sucks and Opera is getting to gimicky with it's bit torrent client and it's recent anti trust suit against Microsoft just stinks of a sore loser.

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From a developer point of view, Firefox has my vote, simply because IT DOES WHAT I TELL IT TO DO! It doesn't require fourteen hacks to get it display the way I had originally intended, it simply takes the instructions I give it, and displays the end result properly.

IE's not going away anytime soon, but I'd advise anyone who doesn't already to build in Firefox, fix for IE.

From a personal point of view, Firefox and Opera are getting close...I dig some of the new features Opera offers, but would be hard pressed to replace FF with it.

One small quibble - FireFox & Firebird are 2 entirely different applications. The former is a Web Browser; the latter, a Database. See Firebird becomes Firefox | Geek.com and History of Mozilla Firefox - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia .

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What's to quibble about? I started using Firebird and then they changed the name to Firefox so my statement is perfectly valid.

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The names Phoenix and Firebird were pre-release working names, not final product names.

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Before I use IE but when I try to use mozilla and found some good add-ons to use, I swicthed and until now mozilla is my browser.

Security:

1. Tell me why your browser choice is a more secure browser.
2. That a page does not show well in Opera, may that be related to security?

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I use IE7 and prefer it much over firefox.

IE7 comes standard with tabbing and uses anti-alias text (anti-alias is a big one). I actually find myself hacking out firefox and IE6 CSS over IE7. IE7 is a lot more forgiving when it comes to code structure too.

As far as all the plugins are concerned, I really haven't found any FF plugins that have significantly improved my web browsing experience. Most seem gimmicky.

Just my thoughts.

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for me, they all seem to work the same, the web page I want always seems to pop up.....

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Then you are very selective in your surfing / browsing and careful when you log into your bank account and use your credit card.

"for me, they all seem to work the same"

Agree, if you add from IE 7.0 and onwards.

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IE7's GUI is far from being either clean or intuitive; in those respects, I find IE6 to be the better.

That it may better handle variations in what you refer to as "code structure" no doubt owes in part to the number of sites that continue to use non-standard MS-centric features.

As for the value of FF plug-ins, such depends greatly upon the needs of the user, particularly if one is a developer rather than merely an end-user.

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If you mean that, download the latest version of the Opera web browser and click

view + style

and try the different options. Any comment?

Note:
Author mode, the author of the web document's style, is choosen by default. When you choose user mode, your own browser preferences (settings) take preference over the author's styling. There are a lot of additional options for disabled people etc.

Can this be the reason that you complain about how pages are presented in Opera? You have simply not understood the different and important settings (options) in the browser.

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What difference does that make? Whether or nto it was the pre-release name or not Firefox was called Firebird when I first started using it. It was not called Firefox pre-release it was called Firebird.

And therefore helps to promote sloppy coding and bad practices. Accepting sloppy code is a bad thing not a good thing. It teaches people bad habits which they then have to try and unlearn once they realise that IE is not the only browser in the world.


And just to throw the cat amongst the pigeons I've recently started messing with K-Meleon. It uses the Gecko engine but gives you alot more control over what you can see. You can quickly turn off images and flash. Can also quickly change the useragent.

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So K-Melon is the cat and the other browsers the pigeons


Better than on Opera? Read what I wrote above. In addition I mean security is the most important aspect for surfers. Read what I have written repeatedly above. Is it more secure - than in my opionion on browser security - order of priority:

1. Opera.
2. FireFox
3. Internet Explorer. (Security zone settings is an illusion).

Tell me that your credit card information were stolen, your computer infected, your bank account hacked and you experienced cross browser scripting. My first question: Which web browser did you use?

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Quite probably but I've not used Opera seriously in years. Download the pocket version of K-Meleon and take a look. Got nothing to lose.


Opera's perceived security is the same as that of the Mac. It is more secure than Windows/IE because few people use them and so 'hackers' tend to ignore them.

Have a look at Opera Changelogs and you will see that 9.22, 9.23, 9.24, 9.25 to name a few all contain updates to fix security issues.

Changes Since Opera 9.24
Security

* Fixed an issue where plug-ins could be used to allow cross domain scripting, as reported by David Bloom. Details will be disclosed at a later date.
* Fixed an issue with TLS certificates that could be used to execute arbitrary code, as reported by Alexander Klink (Cynops GmbH). Details will be disclosed at a later date.
* Rich text editing can no longer be used to allow cross domain scripting, as reported by David Bloom. See our advisory.
* Prevented bitmaps from revealing random data from memory, as reported by Gynvael Coldwind. Details will be disclosed at a later date.

Changes Since Opera 9.23
Security

* Fixed an issue where external news readers and e-mail clients could be used to execute arbitrary code, as reported by Michael A. Puls II. See our advisory.
* Fixed an issue where scripts could overwrite functions on pages from other domains. See the advisory. Issue reported to Opera by David Bloom.

Changes Since Opera 9.22
Security

* Fixed a JavaScript security issue discovered with Mozilla's jsfunfuzz tool. See our advisory.

Changes Since Opera 9.21
Security

* Fixed an issue that could occur when removing a specially prepared torrent transfer, as reported by iDefense. See the advisory.
* Prevented an issue where data URLs could be used to display the wrong address in the address bar. See the advisory.

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Yes on most of the browsers that is or should be an issue, since advanced redirects, hacking, cross browser and server scripting, fishing and pharming is getting more and more advanced.

On Norwegian Tv yesterday, there was a program about stealing online identity etc. In 2007 there were if I remeber correct more than 100 million online identity thefts in one form or another in the USA. It is a less problem here because of the indirect "security in our language" It is estimated that this will get worse in the future and about 10 % will experience security exploits. There is no browser that can eliminate this, but it can be reduced by using the correct browser and streamline browser settings.

There is a constant race out there between hackers and browser coders that will go on as long as there are surfers on the world wide web and web browsers are used for surfing.

Do you mean that the relatively infrequent updates of Internet Explorer is an advantage?

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