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Firefox 2 - Tobias - 11-02-2006

Is it as buggy as people are bitching about, or is this mearly the usual FF bashers having a go at it?


Firefox 2 - Warako - 11-02-2006

Theres a FF2 out?
I use the first one and love it, don't know why they need a new one, what was there to fix/improve?


Firefox 2 - Raditzu - 11-02-2006

My campus had a "Firefox 2 Party." I kid you not. I didn't go. What the hell do you do at a party for an internet browser?


Firefox 2 - Tobias - 11-03-2006

IE even sent them a cake (unfortunatly they all got stomach viruses from it zing!)


Firefox 2 - Aero - 11-03-2006

FireFox 2 pwns. I mean, I recommend it to everyone that has the first one.


Firefox 2 - Vegeta Jr - 11-04-2006

Quote:Originally posted by Toma
*is using*

Though...

Quote:A second bug has arisen, that can cause the open-source browser to shut down. The vulnerability is related to Javascript.

News.com wrote:

The vulnerability lies in the way the open-source browser handles JavaScript code. Viewing a rigged Web page will cause the browser to exit, a representative for Mozilla, the publisher of the software, said Wednesday. Contrary to claims on security mailing lists, the bug cannot be exploited to run arbitrary code on a PC running Firefox 2, the representative said.

This flaw in the JavaScript Range object is different from the denial-of-service vulnerability in Firefox 2 that was confirmed by Mozilla last week. That bug is related to a more serious security hole, which was fixed in earlier versions of Firefox, the organization has said.

The two ?crashers? are the only publicly released vulnerabilities that have been confirmed by Mozilla in the week since Firefox 2 was launched. The issues are only minor, the organization has said.

See the full article here.

From my very own computer news site... =P