And with Windows programmers numbers being vey very small compared to Linux it is the one on top. You have to admit it is very sad though that with 10,000+ programmers like you said working on Linux the OS isn't any better than it is. With that many programmers it would be a cluster****. And you people complain about MS not doing their job and their being bug's in MS software but you forget the fact that these are only programmers working their 9-5 jobs and MS can't hire all the programmers as Linux has. How many people other than script kiddies want to attack some regular joe's computer? And script kiddies are not threat obviously.Īnd I realize that Windows programmers are just doing their 9-5 jobs as compared to 1000's of Linux programmers doing something they like doing, but guess what? Who's OS is on top? There is a reason for it. Besides most people that use it are just enthusiasts. Linux could be unsecure as a bank without walls but still would hardly ever be attacked. I mean Windows is exploited more because it us USED more so obviously it is the OS that is going to be attacked more. I stick with my statement and I always will, and I didn't mean that there are more flaws just because it is more used. With explorer you get a new Window saying "Invalid Syntax Error", hovering your mose over the link it shows up wrong and right-clicking it and selecting properties it shows up wrong.Ĭompare this with Opera that gives you a big warning and a No/Yes option if you want to continue to go to another site, plus hovering your mouse over the link reveals it's full contents.
Please just test this for yourself in my previous post right here after installing all security updates for Explorer If you look at today's technology, absolutely the (IE) browser is as secure as the others," he said. Now the vulnerability has been fixed, Okin said Internet Explorer is at least as secure as other browsers such as Opera and Mozilla, but in some ways it is more secure: "I don't think we have got any less security than any of the other browsers and we have added a layer of protection that could make it a little bit more obvious to users if a phishing attack is occurring. Not only has Opera never been affected by these vulnerabilities, it have all along made you very aware that you are going to another site than what the link shows you. I just find this lie he say here to be so hillarious!
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