Thanks, that could be why my FF 3.0.1 keeps craping out with "unexpected error, must close".
Ken
Yet another reason to use IE 
Sorry, No Way.
Ken
Yes. Sorry TB but Ken is right. Give me Noscript for IE and give IE a GNU license and I might agree.
Firefox is undoubtedly the best browser.... ....for Unix
Too many security holes due to poor coding, which are now being discovered as FF gets more popular, for me to use as a day to day windows browser.
FF also suffers from the 'Linux Syndrome' - 'its not Microsoft, and thus secure' mentality. MS had the big hits around the turn of the century, and have tightened up their act. A significant proportion of MS threats are now what are called Blended - where products individually are secure, but together create a flaw.
GNU is a horrid licence, much like GPL, which even the latest v3 is so full of holes (much like the software it tries to protect) that its rather pointless - try reading it one day
Open source has fundamental flaws which are tied to its only advantage of 'open access to source' - makes it easier for the more stupid members of hacking comunity to find the flaws, who outnumber the clever hackers considerably. Commercial/hidden code does not suffer this to any extent. But then, obviously, you can't customise it.
Open source also has the problem of amateur coders coming up with a really cool new feature/modication, but without the ability to create it securely, or an add-on that only works with older versions, meaning end users keep running older, broken software...
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