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Sábado, Julho 10, 2004

Microsoft Magazine Recommends Mozilla Firefox Instead Of Internet Explorer 

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My favorite browser is...
IExplorer 1555
Opera 639
Mozilla 521
Netscape 88
Firefox 2237
Other 236
Total votes: 5276
Microsoft Magazine Recommends Mozilla Firefox Instead Of Internet Explorer
 
Microsoft's own "Slate" online magazine is now recommending that people abandon Microsoft Internet Explorer for Mozilla Firefox, a competing free Web browser. Never before in the history of Microsoft have I seen anything quite like this. In Slate's "Webhead" column for June 30, 2004, author Paul Boutin describes Firefox glowingly and tells readers how to install it for secure Web access.
It appears that Microsoft has thrown up its hands in the wake of recent diabolical browser exploits like Scob, which captures keystrokes sent to online banks. Preventing such exploits can't be done in an afternoon.
Microsoft will need months to fix IE, and the fixing may require a fundamental redesign. Microsoft can now only recommend that users turn IE's security level up to its maximum setting, which can prevent certain Web sites from working completely.

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