FF2 Possible Security Flaws

After the slamming that IE7 got about security flaws so soon after its release - it looks like the FF guys are on the defensive.

The Article wrote:

One of the problems is related to a vulnerability that was patched in an earlier version of Firefox. A report on the Bugtraq mailing list suggested that the issue, labeled "critical" by Mozilla, resurfaced in Firefox 2.

I think I might switch to Lynx.

I thought you Mac guys used Safari.

Oberon wrote:

I thought you Mac guys used Safari.

I have to use Camino to visit C9. Safari for everything else. And FF on Windows.

Opera.

More secure than both, faster than both, less memory than both.

I only use IE when I have to (such as with SharePoint sites).

Antitorgo wrote:



Opera.

More secure than both, faster than both, less memory than both.

I only use IE when I have to (such as with SharePoint sites).

Err sharpoint only works with IE? That's ahhh good bad news.

Sourcecode wrote:



Antitorgo wrote:  Opera. More secure than both, faster than both, less memory than both. I only use IE when I have to (such as with SharePoint sites).

Err sharpoint only works with IE? That's ahhh good bad news.

Most of ASP.NET technology (controls build by ms) does mostley only work in IE because of the javascript they use. Could give some examples.
Thats why I build some controls of my own. But still Opera/FireFox and others aren't that fun to develop for when you want to build advanced web applications. They are just to focused on W3C, style and normal webpages.

WBurggraaf wrote:



Sourcecode wrote:  Antitorgo wrote:  Opera. More secure than both, faster than both, less memory than both. I only use IE when I have to (such as with SharePoint sites). Err sharpoint only works with IE? That's ahhh good bad news.

Most of ASP.NET technology (controls build by ms) does mostley only work in IE because of the javascript they use. Could give some examples.
Thats why I build some controls of my own. But still Opera/FireFox and others aren't that fun to develop for when you want to build advanced web applications. They are just to focused on W3C, style and normal webpages.

Thanks for clarification. Much appreciated.

Sourcecode wrote:


Thanks for clarification. Much appreciated.

Only a few problems ...

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Like having to constantly log in at security points, no drag and drop page design functions, calander popup does not show up, document library links do not have the dropdown functioality, modify page requires choosing radio buttons instead of a dropdown menu.