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    Default Re: Internet Explorer 7 released

    I'll just stick with FireFox and/or Mozilla (currtely using),since I don't trust IE anymore,let along IE7,thanks though lol..

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    Gah Im on a BT home hub! Ohw ell looks like I will have to miss out on the joys of IE7.. Such a shame..



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    please, please, can we have a puking smiley ? This is a case where it would be really useful (and appropriate)
    Yay for security in IE7, lol - it's sooooo fitting that there's a vulnerability in the much-trumpeted uber-secure thing, as soon as they launch it.
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    I guess I should have added the caveat that I, personally, have not downloaded IE7, having learnt my lesson about early adaoption with IE3 in 1996. I'll wait.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blodrast
    please, please, can we have a puking smiley ? This is a case where it would be really useful (and appropriate)
    Yay for security in IE7, lol - it's sooooo fitting that there's a vulnerability in the much-trumpeted uber-secure thing, as soon as they launch it.
    There are flaws in everything. Yes, even Firefox. They just aren't as apparent because fewer people look for them. I suspect they are even more obvious in IE because the average user is so much less computer literate than with other browsers.

    Opera is best! Such a small userbase no one would bother attacking it...

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