On Fri, 21 Apr 2000, Chris Holt wrote:
> Obviously a clueless bunch. The older versions of IE that didn't support
> all that "nifty" ActiveX stuff would obviously be much more secure than
> recent versions. Every bell and whistle they add to IE seems to be
> another exploitable "feature".
>
> Do these people even understand what makes a browser secure?
Clearly not. :-) But they want to be able to do their worthless testing in
order to "bless" a browser, and I doubt that they have any Amigas
available.
Fred Wright
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