I switched over to Chrome recently, I hoard tabs on Firefox too often.

I've been using 4.0 since beta, but then again, I spend most of my internet on 4chan, and that place is unbearable without add-on's

I've been enjoying Firefox 4.0 so far (only started using it two days ago), but one thing I do miss is the "latest headlines" thing that provided me with links to BBC articles. It's probably still here somewhere and I'm just missing it, though.


Also, RO: Being kept awake until 2 AM by my dumbass roommate playing house (yes, ****ing HOUSE) with his girlfriend on the phone is bad enough. Being woken up at 7:30 AM by a fire alarm only makes the matter worse.

i can't stand Firefox at all, ever, simply because i can't short-cut key my top-sites/bookmarks like i can in Safari. Or at least it wasn't simple and straightforward in Firefox like it is in Safari. Plus the Safari Extensions have made browsing so amazing lately. No more ads, banners, cleaner youtube, cleaner google, paginated browsing and there's other smaller ones.

Safari has some really easily exploited security holes though.

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(this one is actually good, because I've tortured you all enough)

also I'll cough for the hell of it

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Originally Posted by Ultimatum

Safari has some really easily exploited security holes though.

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like what?

does anybody know anything about this album?

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Originally Posted by Oscar-Rio

like what?

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Well there's a virus going around right now, even though it doesn't do anything, but it got into Safari fairly easily through some "accept downloads from frequently visited sites" option or something along those lines.

Safari is usually pretty quickly defeated in hacking competitions, largely through JavaScript exploits. So far Apple's shown themselves to be pretty slow to update Safari, but it's been overall relatively safe for the average user because Safari's install base is so small that few malicious coders actually can be bothered to code exploits to snare Safari users.