Spyware and malware injection hell for IE. Look at your process tree after being on their site for 4 seconds.
You been warned!
+ Reply to Thread
Results 1 to 30 of 48
-
-
Better off in the Off Topic forum, although I can see why you placed it in the Media forum. That forum is more for the actual media, and not so much for the covers and cases.
/ Moderator Cobra -
What happens?
I don't think I will visit there. I have a recent thread explaining my problems and don't want a repeat so soon after! -
I use AdAware, Spyboy and Yahoo Anti-Spy. It's ridiculous I'd need all of those, but it keeps things under control. Oh yeah, I run Nortin AntiVirus daily as well. So far, after all these years, I've never had a major virus and keep on top of the spyware....
-
People who willingly use IE still are just SO CUTE!
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh! wook at the widdle lame webbrowser! -
Teh XP SP2 module manager has done a good job for me of catching these nefarious things.
You are in breach of the forum rules and are being banned. Do not post false information.
/Moderator John Q. Publik -
There's also Karels0ft's CDCoverSearch. It's a program that searches cdcovers.cc and allows you to download what you need, without the hassle of surfing that site.
-
Na, I just no something a few people refuse to learn. IE is bad for the web.Originally Posted by jimmalenko
-
I dont blame the ignorant, just the ones that should know better.Originally Posted by jimmalenko
-
People are forgetting the primary rule of computers: Individual results may vary.
The fact is that MSIE is the most widely used browser and that's not going to change. There are also better ways to persuade people to consider using something else than by belittling them.... -
It is entirely because of this fact that it is the most vulnerable to attacks and exploitation, in terms of the number of attempts. Naturally, anyone that wants to be destructive will target the largest audience, and this happens to be IE users. That said, I think it is futile to say that you shouldn't use it solely because of this fact. Conversely, it should be the most robust given that it has to withstand so much constant attention and attacks, unlike some of the smaller browsers.Originally Posted by JohnnyCNote
exactly.Originally Posted by JohnnyCNote
Especially when there is nothing behind it to back it up.
Without digressing too far, it almost comes back to the "I hate Microsoft" mentality IMO.If in doubt, Google it. -
Its nothing personal against jimmalenko really, I just long ago decided that those who continue to use IE get exactly what they deserve.Originally Posted by JohnnyCNote
If you know there are people out there who like to throw gernades then it a sign of something wrong if you go around standing in a group.
You can claim your safe because "you know what your doing" heck I used to say that. But in the end its just not worth it. IE has major issues. I like Windows 2k, I like Windows XP, but I hate IE.
You can put a gun in your mouth anytime you like, because hey its loaded but the safety is on and you know what your doing. But there is really no room to complain the day something goes wrong while the guns in your mouth.
Get my drift? -
... and there was certainly nothing personal intended in my replies, eitherOriginally Posted by Flaystus

Just trying to gain an understanding as to why you have this opinion - it just seemed a bit generalised to me. Naturally if I'm uniformed, I'm prepared to listen
Would it be too much to ask what reasons you have for having this opinion ?If in doubt, Google it. -
I've never had any problems with MSIE. The only problems I've had are with other sites that try to load spyware on my computer. Beyond that, I need to be familiar with it because it's used where I work and I have to help people with it. I'm sure that no mater what browsers people use there will be someone who will find a vulnerability to expliot.
Beyond that, this subject has been beaten to death. If you don't like it, don't use it and let other people live with their decisions.... -
Sure NP. Let me break it down.
To many people use it. And I dont mean that popular things suck. But why let yourself be a target if a few mins will get you something else.
Mircrosoft breaks many standards with IE, so that over time pages are designed for the MS version of the standard. Using IE supports their fake standards.
Three, MS only adds "features" to IE when something is broken. Popup blocking wasn't added because its a good feature with SP2, it was added to shut people up. New features come from other programs like Mozilla and Opera. Development on IE is mostly fixes.
When a major bug is found in Moz people situp and take notice, when its found in IE they just shake their heads. What does that say? -
Even the department of homeland security was telling people to dump IE.
I use Firefox. -
uhm... which fact dont you agree with? I mean if you dont agree that its a big deal thats one thing. But all 3 things I Posted are true.Originally Posted by jimmalenko
Indeed they did, I forgot about that.Originally Posted by bazooka -
Taking advice from a group that suggest you use duct tape to protect your home?Originally Posted by bazooka
I had to dump NS long ago. Most sites are IE optimized, so I quit fighting it.Want my help? Ask here! (not via PM!)
FAQs: Best Blank Discs • Best TBCs • Best VCRs for capture • Restore VHS -
TrueMircrosoft breaks many standards with IE, so that over time pages are designed for the MS version of the standard. Using IE supports their fake standards.
Proven true over time. Name one unique feature MS has added to IE.MS only adds "features" to IE when something is broken
True, it also the reason why Mac has almost no virus problems.But why let yourself be a target if a few mins will get you something else.
The only Opinion I see, but is a pretty supported one.When a major bug is found in Moz people situp and take notice, when its found in IE they just shake their heads.
Look I'll drop the whole debate as of hitting the post button. But I dont see how you can really think the stuff above is only opinion.
Similar Threads
-
LG BD390 firmware 8.08.539.B - beware!
By andor1999 in forum DVD & Blu-ray PlayersReplies: 7Last Post: 13th Oct 2011, 10:17 -
NOD 32 Users beware of bad update.
By Poppa_Meth in forum ComputerReplies: 0Last Post: 2nd Sep 2010, 14:24 -
ATTENTION: beware of PERIAN !
By sascha h-k in forum MacReplies: 14Last Post: 15th Jan 2008, 10:08 -
DVD Bootleggers Beware!
By TheFamilyMan in forum Latest Video NewsReplies: 20Last Post: 1st Sep 2007, 03:07 -
beware of DVD player hacks scams
By lordsmurf in forum DVD & Blu-ray PlayersReplies: 9Last Post: 20th May 2007, 02:33





Quote


: