Proactively warns and helps protect you against potential or known fraudulent sites such as Google.com, blocks the site and shuts down your computer if necessary. The filter is updated several times per hour using the latest security information from Microsoft.
mzilikazi - 14.11.2006, 13:22 Uhr Titel:
Bahahah I have not laughed so hard in a long time.
jackiebrown - 14.11.2006, 13:55 Uhr Titel:
I actually thought it was real at first.
Not that I have no faith in mozilla corp hey_ian - 14.11.2006, 15:21 Uhr Titel:
But you are able to download MS Firefox, arent you? What is the file that you download?
http://www.msfirefox.com/download-micro ... refox.htmlsokminer - 14.11.2006, 15:28 Uhr Titel:
This is exactly how our IT department functions. The firewalls are so restricted that I wonder sometimes whether or not they allow port 8080. Most ads are blocked due to content (flash). The PCs are now locked down so tightly that I can't even install a printer (I need to try my USB thumb drive:-)) without calling one of them to come and load an included driver. Maybe our IT dept. was ahead of its time. Utterly ridiculous.
Cathbard - 14.11.2006, 15:50 Uhr Titel:
hey_ian hat folgendes geschrieben::
But you are able to download MS Firefox, arent you? What is the file that you download?
M$ Internet Explorer direct from M$.
Checkout the system requirements on the DL page.
hey_ian - 14.11.2006, 16:21 Uhr Titel:
Cathbard hat folgendes geschrieben::
hey_ian hat folgendes geschrieben::
But you are able to download MS Firefox, arent you? What is the file that you download?
M$ Internet Explorer direct from M$.
Checkout the system requirements on the DL page.
Yeah. MS Fireofx will run on any OS (by Microsoft) Cuddles - 16.11.2006, 14:05 Uhr Titel:
HA HA HA,
I cant imagine, security, on a Microsoft OS, no way??? Not to mention all the notices of mallicous and trusted being used within the blog, and who they were being attributed to.... Microsoft = trusted, yahoo and google = mallicous... Who's makin the rules here? Microsoft, of course. Hate to say it, but, I dont think many can say they "trust" what MS does, gives out, shares, and even there "petty change" is usually checked for "bum nickles".
The whole thing is riddled with "MS" this, MS that, and "only" MS here, and theres. Sounds like Microsoft is trying to corner the market on anything and everything that goes on a PC, that is running there OS...
Nice thing is, though... At least VISTA is going to have a good WEB BROWSER "worthy" of it
