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Originally posted by: LS21
Originally posted by: Crusty


That's not a security problem. It's preventing a security risk. Unless you can verify who signed their certificates you can not be 100% sure who you are communication with.
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it seems overtly sensitive... and despite my adding domains to the exceptions list (with wildcards), it keeps flagging the same corporate sites over and over again. no problems with FF2
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Again, it's not a problem or a bug. It's by design. Check out this for a better explanation.
 
Originally posted by: n7
Originally posted by: rudeguy
Originally posted by: n7
Eh, i don't see this replacing FF due to the extensions i use in FF...we'll see how this is, but i don't see it likely being all that awesome.
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what FF extensions do you regularly use? The only one I ever found really useful is the quick search on different sites.
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AdBlockPlus (absolutely cannot live without), PicLens, & All-in-One Gestures (though i can live w/o if i have to).
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Piclens is pretty neat. Is there a way to view files on your local machine or network with it?
 
Can't fault them on a thing.

It's destined for cross platform (mac, pc, linux) and open source, while using code from firefox and webkit.
 
Originally posted by: Chaotic42

Piclens is pretty neat. Is there a way to view files on your local machine or network with it?
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Sadly, i don't think so.
Pretty sure it's browser-only for now.
 
The comic book walk through was pretty nice...I'll definitely give the browser a try, even though I'll be away from my desktop for an entire week.
 
Originally posted by: classy
IE will continue to suck
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Fixed it for you.

So, IE will maintain a market share lead based on people who are too stupid to understand its shortcomings. That doesn't mean the rest of us can't be looking for something better.
 
Originally posted by: GagHalfrunt
Originally posted by: classy
IE will continue to suck
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Fixed it for you.

So, IE will maintain a market share lead based on people who are too stupid to understand its shortcomings. That doesn't mean the rest of us can't be looking for something better.
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I have no problems with IE. It's fast. It's compact. I never have memory problems, I never have security problems, and I couldn't possibly give 2 shits about taking time to block ads when I can just ignore them.

IE7 FTMFW.
 
Originally posted by: Nik
Originally posted by: GagHalfrunt
Originally posted by: classy
IE will continue to suck
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Fixed it for you.

So, IE will maintain a market share lead based on people who are too stupid to understand its shortcomings. That doesn't mean the rest of us can't be looking for something better.
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I have no problems with IE. It's fast. It's compact. I never have memory problems, I never have security problems, and I couldn't possibly give 2 shits about taking time to block ads when I can just ignore them.

IE7 FTMFW.
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OH GOD YOU'RE NOT ON THE FF BANDWAGON OHH GODD AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

 
I wonder how long it will take before I can use it in ubuntu linux. They said it was open source right?


"We're hard at work building versions for Mac and Linux too
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nevermind. 😀
 
Originally posted by: rudeguy
Originally posted by: n7
Eh, i don't see this replacing FF due to the extensions i use in FF...we'll see how this is, but i don't see it likely being all that awesome.
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what FF extensions do you regularly use? The only one I ever found really useful is the quick search on different sites.
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AddOns

FlashBlock
Gmail Manager
Yahoo Notifier
Google Browser Sync
Greasemonkey
Linkification
TabMixPlus
...



 
I'll give it a try on my work Windows computer tomorrow. Hopefully they release a Linux version soon and I'll give it a go at home.
 
The comic suggests that you can move tabs between windows, like drag a tab from one browser window into another browser window. I'm not sure why anyone would need to do that, but that's pretty cool 😛
 
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