Best Browser

[echizen82]

I also use IE6..

Firefox the best!!! andami pang addons

secured pa.

[buhay]

firefox..panalo sa addons at scripts

[ativan]

maxthon

[pussyeater]

I like google chrome.

[Nikkimae]

The best for me right now is Opera

because, i can synchronize my Opera, so kahit saang lugar and kahit anong computer gamit ko and kahit anong OS gamit ko, ma access ko yung mga bookmarks, notes, saved browsing sessions ko, browsing history ko, yung settings ng browser ko, may built-in torrent client pa, at dami siyang built-in na features, hindi mo na kelangan mag search pa ng plug-in/add-ons, at mabilis pa siya mag load, now faster sa Opera10 turbo.

 

Ito ang opinion ko, kasi nag net ako sa cafe, school, home, na save and sychronize ko data ko, and i like to download via torrent kaya ok kasi my built-in torrent client

[coldfeet]

google chrome for me..

[marco1347]

i use firefox

 

works best for me...

[erasthai]

google chrome..

[mark_pogi]

Mozilla Firefox gamit ko...

 

SWABEH!!! :thumbsupsmiley:

[naira]

firefox

[johnrelova]

mukhang mas maraming kuntento sa Firefox ah... i'm currently using Chrome.. okay naman sya. mas mabilis sa IE. try ko nga yung Firefox....

[i-rivere]

ever experienced your firefox acting weird lately?? read on..

 

Mozilla Blocks Microsoft's Buggy Firefox Plugin

Citing security concerns, Mozilla is blocking a Microsoft .Net Firefox pugin that was silently installed on PCs earlier this year.

Robert McMillan, IDG News Service

Saturday, October 17, 2009 11:20 AM PDT

 

Mozilla developers have blocked a Firefox plugin that was quietly pushed out by Microsoft, saying that it presents a security risk.

 

Microsoft shipped the Firefox add-on as part of a .Net software update last February, causing outrage among some Firefox users, who complained that the software was sneaked onto their systems without their knowledge or approval and was extremely difficult to remove.

Artwork: Chip Taylor

On Tuesday, Microsoft warned that Firefox users who have not applied a recent Internet Explorer patch were vulnerable to a "browse-and-get-owned attack" because of a bug in the Microsoft .Net Framework Assistant add-on.

 

"All that is needed is for a user to be lured to a malicious website," Microsoft said. Triggering this vulnerability involves the use of a malicious XBAP (XAML Browser Application).

 

The flaw is a nasty one, but users who have installed the MS09-054 IE update, released Tuesday are protected from this attack, "regardless of the attack vector," Microsoft said.

 

To protect users who may not have installed Microsoft's patch, Mozilla is automatically blocking two add-ons: the Microsoft .Net Framework Assistant and a related plugin called the Windows Presentation Foundation. The open-source browser started blocking the software late Friday night.

 

"Because of the difficulties some users have had entirely removing the add-on, and because of the severity of the risk it represents if not disabled, we contacted Microsoft today to indicate that we were looking to disable the extension and plugin for all users via our blocklisting mechanism," wrote Mozilla Vice President of Engineering Mike Shaver in a blog posting. "Microsoft agreed with the plan, and we put the blocklist entry live immediately."

 

Buggy plugins are a growing problem, as cyber criminals have increasingly leveraged flaws in products such as Adobe Flash Player and QuickTime to launch browser-based attacks. Earlier this week, Mozilla launched a Plugin Check site where Firefox users can see if their plugins are up-to-date.

http://www.pcworld.com/article/173858/mozilla_blocks_microsofts_buggy_firefox_plugin.html

[tenneck13]

firefox!!!!

 

 

 

 

 

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[kaijikyokai13]

Chrome Gets my vote!!!!

[grecogrec]

Google Chrome! much faster!