Mozillla FIREBIRD rocks my world!

get opera

Looks sweet. friend told me to download it today .. i told him i did but i am an opera/ IE guy .. id unno may give it a shot

I didn't like Firebird, and Opera doesn't work right with a few websites w/cookies?

Opera is closed source like IE.

Mozilla (and Mozilla Firebird) is open source and their source code is auditable.

If a critical problem was discovered with Mozilla it would probably be fixed within hours.

There are nightly builds of Mozilla available (in addition to the latest 'stable' releases)

People are still waiting on a proper fix for http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sec...n/MS03-032.asp

The vulnerability & exploit for IE that is currently in the wild and allows the attacker to take over your computer as easily as linking you to a web page (or sending you an HTML email -- and no, it's not an attachment you would have to open, if you see the HTML, you're F'd)


For those that are still running microsoft IE... go to START | RUN | REGEDIT

Then EDIT | FIND

Then type application/hta

When you find that key... change it to application/htaelwk34rwe6lrkhwoiyuwofyw

(add a bunch of random alphanumeric jubberish at the end)

That will protect you from MS03-032 attacks anyway.... then there are only 30 others to worry about

Anyway that key should be under

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\MIME\DAtabase\ Content Type\application/hta

Microsofts "fix" is bunk.

Yeah... um... GFY should alter it's format that suits the general populus so that you can have a larger message box.

Yea but konqueror on linux is better....
http://www.konqueror.org/

How well does Photoshop &
DreamweaverMX run on Linux?


... besides, if I run *Nix, it's FreeBSD or nothin.

haha
kewl pic
Photoshop 7.0 via Wine tends to crash on me for some reason...
So I use GIMPs Instead
Dreamweaver as far as I know runs on Red Hat Linux 7+
not sure bout mandrake..
Fore htmling on linux i just use blue fish never had a problem with it
http://bluefish.openoffice.nl/

Interesting....

But I think when I can afford to drop $10k on a new computing platform, I'll just switch

FreeBSD + Native Adobe & Macromedia products is so tempting