Important - please read.....

[DeepPurple]

Thanks y'all for the info. I am kicking the idea around. Now if I try out Firefox and don't like it, do I just change which I want to be my default browser? I'm new to computer stuff and don't know if that is even the right term.

[TaylorsDame]

(12-18-2008 10:44 PM)dg90001 Wrote:  

(12-18-2008 08:40 PM)TaylorsDame Wrote:  Eeep. Maybe I should switch. Now I'm skeerd.

Steph - although I love Firefox that is my personal preference. I agree with Mari - hackers tend to go after Microsoft products because it is a way to 'take a hit at the big ole company'.

If you like IE and are comfortable with it - keep it. But based on that article maybe you can just take extra precautions by not saving personal passwords in IE.

Oh... that's good. I've never let IE save my passwords, mostly because if it did, I'd forget them!

[Crazyboutsometaylor]

I've been trying Firefox since that alert came out, regarding IE, a couple
weeks ago...and have had some issues with it Am I the only one?
It seems a little "temperamental" sometimes (when I go to some sites), for lack of a better word lol!
I miss using IE....oh well
Personally, I'm hoping for the hubby & me to get a MAC someday ~ I hear you can't get any viruses whatsoever, with a MAC ~ sounds good to me!!

[dg90001]

(01-04-2009 12:00 AM)Crazyboutsometaylor Wrote:  I've been trying Firefox since that alert came out, regarding IE, a couple
weeks ago...and have had some issues with it Am I the only one?
It seems a little "temperamental" sometimes (when I go to some sites), for lack of a better word lol!
I miss using IE....oh well
Personally, I'm hoping for the hubby & me to get a MAC someday ~ I hear you can't get any viruses whatsoever, with a MAC ~ sounds good to me!!

What issues are you having? I surf a lot and haven't had any issues.

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