> Both IE and Safari have *MAJOR* problems with Freenet. Safari waits for all > the images to be loaded before even attempting to render the page; IE > autodetects HTML even when it is told that a page is plain text (which is a > major security breach as an attacker can then send unfiltered HTML including > webbugs and scripting). Therefore neither is appropriate for Freenet. I'd > seriously consider a browser plugin at this point, but it'd probably need to > be a full browser fork and there's no way we have the resources for one. > > Fair points, I hadn't realized the situation with IE and Safari was so dire. What about shipping Freenet with a copy of Portable Firefox?
http://portableapps.com/apps/internet/firefox_portable It runs out of it's own directory, so the project could pre-configure the settings for it, rather than adding a profile to the existing installation.
