I’ll save you the trouble.

http://www.getfirefox.com

Haven’t we had enough problems with IE to just kill it once and for all?

Dave,

Obviously you don’t work in Corporate World. IE is used to access many 1000s of Legacy apps.

Vlad is pointing to a none vulnerability and recommending Firefox as an alternative and you turn it into a getfirefox rant.

Microsoft is making a great effort to embrace Firefox, see: http://www.informationweek.com/story/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=174400315

Vlad is not advocating Firefox, he just copied the post at SANS word for word.

I on the other hand am a big fan. Most of the problems that come up are exploits of javascript and activex, the latter only associated with IE. If its so big in corporate networks, its use should be restricted to the corporate network space and they should use a more secure web browser to access Internet resources.

IE at this point causes more problems than good. With rise of AJAX I hope everyone is developing outside of Microsofts flawed and security-lacking browser.

First, allow me to edit my english. “none” should read known. Second, Let me explain that many of these IE accesses are behind many many firewalls.

If corp moved to Firefox they would then be inline for all firefox vulnerabilities. It isn’t about the browser but about what is deployed and what business reason there is to move or change. MBA’s rule in corporate space.