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Posted by Michael Pelletier on April 21, 2005, 7:32 pm
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Fuzzy Logic wrote:
> http://www.informationweek.com/story/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=160900911
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> Conclusion:
>
> As you choose your browsers (and operating systems, or any software, for
> that matter), make sure your decisions are based on cold facts; not on
> unproven conventional wisdom; not on false analyses that ignore huge
> factors such as the size of the installed base; and not on the evangelical
> zeal of pro-open source or anti-Microsoft partisans.
>
> It's great that there are open-source alternatives to try, and it's smart
> to proactively explore all your options. But go in with your eyes open:
> All software has flaws. There are no panaceas!
Go firefox...
Just three quick reason for Firefox...
1) No Active-X (exactly how much crap gets put on your system because it?)
2) Exactly how many security problems have been recorded since IE 6 has come
out?
3) Firefox is not "integrated" into your OS. Who-the-hell wants a browser,
when the browser is directly used to interface with the "Internet", that is
tied so closely to the OS kernel. Stupid idea.
Again, Go Firefox
Michael
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"Microsoft isn't evil, they just make really crappy operating systems." -
Linus Torvald
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