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Technical Help & Discussion => General Tech Discussion, News & Q&A => Topic started by: Clive on October 12, 2011, 22:11
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/10/11/microsoft_browser_crituque/
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of course they do. jokers.
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People in glass houses...
IE 7 gets only 1 point, and IE 6 receives no points at all
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Oh dear. I had better switch to a Micro$oft product straight away.
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Perhaps a Zune, Gill? ;)
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Pots and kettles.
EDIT:
Just did an experiment. Used user agent switcher to spoof FF 7 as IE 8 and scored 3 out 4. Left the page, turned UAS off and went back. Score dropped to 2 out of 4. Am I the only one that smells a rat?
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No. ;)
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Oh - it gets better. Looking at the analysis of the results I scored positive for each of:
- Does the browser benefit from Windows Operating System features that protect against arbitrary data execution?
- Does the browser benefit from Windows Operating System features that randomize the memory layout to make it harder for attackers to find their target?
How very odd, I'm running Debian which doesn't use any Windows OS System features :)
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:laugh:
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Perhaps a Zune, Gill? ;)
I prefer hot lemon, ginger and honey when I've got a cold.
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:laugh:
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I'm shocked that there are so many cynics on this forum! :laugh:
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Are you? ::) ;D
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:smirks: