David Boatright wrote:
> "Ted Roche"
>
>> The astounding part is that in 2007 people are running browsers
>> ("Integral parts of the operating system") that have permission to
>> download and execute code without the explicit permission of (or even
>> informing) the browser operator. What were the IE designers thinking?
>>
>
> If you a atupid enough to go into the security setting an enable that
> option you deserve what you get.
And I suppose it's not stupid to ship a browser with default settings
that are insecure instead of (relatively) secure ?
Paul Newton
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