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The problem is a bug rather than a flaw, the open-source browser maker insists, but still warns people about the glitch.
The problem is a bug rather than a flaw, the open-source browser maker insists, but still warns people about the glitch.
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Check the settings button under any of the privacy options and you'll see how easy this is to do.
Show me an IE malware hole that is that easy to resolve..
Waiting for another serious issue just to deploy the fix is plain dumb, IMO.
Factually incorrect, Mr. Colin Barker.
Here is what Mozilla has said:
We have investigated this issue and can find no basis for claims that variants of this denial-of-service attack can cause an exploitable crash, and no evidence for this claim has been offered. There does not appear to be any risk to users or their computers beyond the temporary unresponsiveness at startup.
http://www.mozilla.org/security/history-title.html
- erasing history NO solution
- by Mork2006 February 16, 2006 12:23 PM PST
- The history is very convenient, sometimes much more so than bookmarks. Oft visited sites require two or three characters entered in location to expand and browse. The REAL SOLUTION would be to release history.dat management software to prune lesser used URLs, and retain the oft visited sites! How many years have we gone without a history management option? How many thousands of users pine for this feature? Zeroing the file is like nailing a trembling hand to the kitchen table. It appears to stop the tremmors but...
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