Google Chrome........should I?
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I downloaded Chrome on my little Asus netbook a month ago. So much faster than IE.
Also use Google Chrome now. I have nover used Firefox though, so can't really compare it.
Also use Google Chrome now. I have nover used Firefox though, so can't really compare it.
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Actually, Adobe Reader generates more security patches than Adobe Flash Player. Adobe Flash is not a "terrible source of malicious software", it's security sandbox is very strong. Google Chrome will *not* run Flash content without Adobe Flash Player.
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Garbage, hardly.
http://www.google.com/search?client=...w=1367&bih=862
And Google Chrome does come with it's own version of Flash Player, when you've finished learning from link above how about typing something else in, learn some more.
http://www.google.com/search?client=...w=1367&bih=862
And Google Chrome does come with it's own version of Flash Player, when you've finished learning from link above how about typing something else in, learn some more.
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Right, so a few patches due to security risks makes a piece of software a "terrible source of malicious software" ?
Google Chrome does ship with plugins to run Flash content, oh guess what, it's Adobe Flash Player. So your statement that Chrome will run Flash content without Adobe Flash Player is wrong.
Google Chrome does ship with plugins to run Flash content, oh guess what, it's Adobe Flash Player. So your statement that Chrome will run Flash content without Adobe Flash Player is wrong.
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I should have been more detailed agreed. Google Chrome runs with it's own version of Adobe Flash Player which has been proven to be far safer than the standard version.
Ask a security professional what makes PC so insecure and the answer will be IE and Adobe Flash. Adobe Flash is a terrible source of malicious software, proven.
Ask a security professional what makes PC so insecure and the answer will be IE and Adobe Flash. Adobe Flash is a terrible source of malicious software, proven.
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Im a security professional and that is over generalised nonsense. Yes both have security flaws but so does 99% of commercial software
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And Flash is racing up the charts again!!!
News today
http://threatpost.com/en_us/blogs/ad...acrobat-061511
I don't understand why people defend this useless junk.
News today
http://threatpost.com/en_us/blogs/ad...acrobat-061511
I don't understand why people defend this useless junk.
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Worth a read
http://gizmodo.com/5483024/security-...e8-isnt-so-bad
"[The safest browser is] Chrome or IE8 on Windows 7 with no Flash installed. There probably isn't enough difference between the browsers to get worked up about. The main thing is not to install Flash!"
http://gizmodo.com/5483024/security-...e8-isnt-so-bad
"[The safest browser is] Chrome or IE8 on Windows 7 with no Flash installed. There probably isn't enough difference between the browsers to get worked up about. The main thing is not to install Flash!"
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I've always used IE on my PCs but also see the Chrome download link.
Does anyone have a screenshot of what it looks like?
I did download another browser a few years ago (can't remember what it was now?) but it looked like it was for kids - very amimated
Does anyone have a screenshot of what it looks like?
I did download another browser a few years ago (can't remember what it was now?) but it looked like it was for kids - very amimated
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Everything to do with it. It's tiresome in the extreme. Jack does not actually know his **** from his elbow which is surprising as he doesn't talk out of his elbow! I seriously suggest people just ignore him.
As for Chrome it is becoming a good browser now the initial bugs have been ironed out. Faster than IE and Firefox and the interface just takes a bit of getting used to if you are familiar with other browsers.
As for Chrome it is becoming a good browser now the initial bugs have been ironed out. Faster than IE and Firefox and the interface just takes a bit of getting used to if you are familiar with other browsers.
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I stated my case against Flash as an informed professional, you got bored behind your Laptop and posted some more hate. The good news is, everyone knows you're an idiot.
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You haven't the faintest clue how Flash works or why it still has a hold on the marketplace, you just trot out the same old line spouted by your idols at Apple. Utterly tiresome and blinkered nonsense!
People need to stop reading what you write and giving it any credence as frankly it's for the most part ill-informed nonsense. You were taken to task by IWatkins and warrenm2 in here and make to look silly so why persist?
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