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It was widely reported that Firefox had as many as 30 Javascript vulnerabilities and today there is a pretty important post on the Mozilla site that disputes some of the original reports. My confidence is largely back in Firefox's court at this point. [Mozilla Developers Board]
Well it looks like we are going to have to wait an additional month for Firefox 2.0 to ship. I am looking forward to 2.0 for a simple fact they are promising better memory management. When you multi-task like I do programs that are manage resources well go on my favored use list. [ArsTechnica]
Firefox release a security update to it's fantastic browser. [www.mozilla.com]
Asa Dotzer points to a pretty interesting study, now I am not one to buy into these types of studies on face value, but the sheer number of sites they found with exploits has made me begin to wonder why can't their be a way to get these sites shut down. If there is a way to detect the sites
When I hear about a new plugin for Firefox that has not even been released yet three times in two days, I know something is hot. I encourage all of you to keep your eyes on AllPeers which will be a Firefox Integrated file sharing application. [AllPeers] [techcrunch.com]
Those of you still using Internet Explorer need to realize that you are running one of the most dangerous applications on the Internet today! Do you realize that IE7 which was announced to be available summer of 2005 is still no where to be seen. Do you know that people are actually trying to compare Firefox version 1.5 with IE7?
Well Microsoft take that as a kick in the Pants, two major updates to Firefox in one year and your product still sucks. Congratulations to the Firefox team and I look forward to being a long time user of the browser. [Firefox ver 1.5 Released!]