On Sat, 02 May 2009 22:47:32 -0500, Andy > wrote:

>m the opposite, in that. IE has always been a corporate kludge browser
>tied to their OS that I felt that it didn't look after my browsing interest
>from a security standpoint.

A friend who actually uses a paid version of some anti-virus (etc)
program says that IE changes your registry on a regular basis too.
That's not a good thing. Every time I have Ad Aware search, it has to
delete IE cookies even though IE is set to delete them at the end of
each session. FF is never on the radar screen and it's used more.

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