popularity. What I don't understand is why a few members on this list continue to harp on each next "exploit" as the end of the world and a reason why we should all dump this OSS browser business and go back to IE.
I'm not harping on it. In fact, I had much the same response as you had at first - it requires clicking yes, it's a Java issue, not a FF issue, but
To the best of my memory, every FF exploit that has been discovered so far has been patched very quickly (instead of M$ taking months and years to patch IE, it at all). I am not so optimistic to think that FF is the best thing ever and will never be a problem but I still love it. I have installed it on many of my friend's machines and been using it myself for several months and NOONE I know has been hit by spyware/adware/malware, even with most of those installs being straight out-of-the-box.
I appreciate the heads up on new exploits on this list but please tone down the anti-FF slant. Or at least reserve it for a time when it is actually needed.
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