A Revolution is the Solution
if you use Any and i do mean Any search engine you will get adds there's nothing you can do about it, Ok Certain none MS Browsers work better than IE but those are the breaks.
Ok we have popup blockers and antispyware stuff but i have noticed a trend in the Security Community to get a little Hysterical when it comes to Browsers which considering its a small part of your system.
its a little Odd
I agree, this whole thing has been blown out of perposion.
Browsers to aviod:
>yapbrowser
>browsezilla
Whatever happened to NeoPlanet? Not that I want it, because it won't work on any part of 64-bit Linux, but recall the sexy startup sound.
You inspired me to expand on your take of things (on which I agree and quoted you in my post...):
http://
grandstreamdreams.blogspo...umanity_05.html
What I found even more interesting was how this whole baby got birthed on the web. A few "glowing and hubris filled" press-releases by Browzar hit the Web (a laugh-riot to read on their own!), some tech-sites and "papers" picked up the bait and created the over-hyped story which spread unchallenged for a few days, then the whole mess came crashing down around them with cries of "Adware!"
In their press release they clearly (an illogically) link their product as a solution to the AOL data search breach as well as unsecure data-wiped hard-drives surrendered by consumers.
Yikes!
Just another browser-wrapper that stuck it's head too high over the trenches and got picked off....
Best Regards!
Dunno if anyone has heard this, but it seems as tho the people behind Browzar have dropped Overture. See here:
http://news.zdnet.co.uk/
0,390203...39282514,00.htm
Yahoo is starting to bother me i think its since they decided to add so called security tracking software to their Yahoo chat accounts but than thats just me i never use Overture as its Biased
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