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  1. 16-12-2008, 06:50 PM #1
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    Default Security flaw with IE7.

    Just in case some of you guys and gals are unaware.

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7784908.stm
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    Its slow and gash anyway
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    Its slow and gash anyway
    never had a problem with it
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    me either, really.

    but having tried Chrome for a while, i realised how much more receptive and speedier it is
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    Quote Originally Posted by saint_stevo View Post
    me either, really.

    but having tried Chrome for a while, i realised how much more receptive and speedier it is
    I agree. I'm having a go with Google Chrome, and it's not too bad at all. I was in love with Apple's Safari, but it has started to slow up dramatically, despite my purging of history and temporary internet files. IE7 has always been a bit clunky, if reasonably reliable. Firefox is just too linuxy for my tastes. And Opera.... oh dear. The word quirky comes to mind. All we need now is Netscape Navigator..!

    I think I can hold out until Microsoft gets it sorted sufficiently.
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