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Microsoft Released a Patch for the 0-day Exploit
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<blockquote data-quote="Jmac" data-source="post: 5380970" data-attributes="member: 545486"><p>Firefox is a perfectly fine basic browser. In my experience, if you throw a boatload of plug-ins at it, it becomes a resource-hungry, unstable mess. A few select plug-ins are fine, but if you want a full-featured browser, Opera is where it's at.</p><p></p><p>Google Chrome is an okay browser. I've used it a bit, but it lacks the features Opera has that I use on a daily basis. I've experienced some inexplicable crashes w/ Chrome, even post-beta, so it definitely has a ways to go in terms of stability. Also, it's built on the same platform as Apple's Safari browser, which is well-known for serious exploits. I know the beta got reamed for lack of security, though I haven't seen much about the final version's security (or lack thereof).</p><p></p><p>Internet Explorer ... I can't stand it. There's a laundry list of reasons why I don't use IE and I'm too lazy to go through them all.</p><p></p><p>Safari ... Still the only browser on the market that makes IE look good.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jmac, post: 5380970, member: 545486"] Firefox is a perfectly fine basic browser. In my experience, if you throw a boatload of plug-ins at it, it becomes a resource-hungry, unstable mess. A few select plug-ins are fine, but if you want a full-featured browser, Opera is where it's at. Google Chrome is an okay browser. I've used it a bit, but it lacks the features Opera has that I use on a daily basis. I've experienced some inexplicable crashes w/ Chrome, even post-beta, so it definitely has a ways to go in terms of stability. Also, it's built on the same platform as Apple's Safari browser, which is well-known for serious exploits. I know the beta got reamed for lack of security, though I haven't seen much about the final version's security (or lack thereof). Internet Explorer ... I can't stand it. There's a laundry list of reasons why I don't use IE and I'm too lazy to go through them all. Safari ... Still the only browser on the market that makes IE look good. [/QUOTE]
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