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A critical security vulnerability has been discovered in Firefox 3.5.
Please read the below link to find out more... and also to fix the vulnerability... atleast for now, until Firefox releases a patch, which will be soon. http://www.ghacks.net/2009/07/15/cri...n-firefox-3-5/
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The security vulnerability can be fixed by following this:
Type in about:config in the Firefox address bar and hit enter. Type javascript.options.jit.content in the filter box. Double-click it after finding it, to set it to false.
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Thanks for the info. I only changed back to Firefox so I could use Link Extend. I do wish something similar was available for Opera. I know Opera has a good default security setup but when checking out sites for TSA links there's nothing easier than Link Extend or WOT so I'm a bit stuffed
![]() Downloads are no problem 'coz you can integrate the Dr. Web script but it's so much easier to scan a Google page with red and green dots for the site checks. Incidentally I made contact with a guy called Suki Takato from Lunascape who was quite chatty until I asked him questions about a security comparison, in particular their own brand surf protection which seems to have died on their website in 2007. The emails stopped coming! ![]() Another one to write off for the time being - three engines or not! ![]()
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