Image via CrunchBase I'm always on about Firefox from " Mozilla " as a Browser, and with the news that the new Win7 system has separated itself from Internet Explorer (no one really knows why, but probably to lose the negative image of IE as the biggest "bugger" on the Web ) it is even more important to look at other possibilities: Google " Chrome " - for those who want speed - but little or no interactivity - as yet! Opera - for those who like learning! Safari - for those who like learning and searching for ways to do this and that! Mozilla - for those who want to do their work quickly, easily and with access to just about everything and a Security second to none! Internet Explorer: for those with a sense of adventure, who like sorting out virus attacks! So - here is your link to your own personal heaven! Of course, you'll have to spend a little time understanding and setting up for your particular preferences, but you won't regret it in ...

Windows Explorer 8 is the new Browser from Windows, and it has a feature interesting for people who don't want anyone else to know what pages they surf on. The problem is that to use the feature, WE8 needs to disable all add ons, including the Security ones! This means users are open to lots of nasty things! Read all about it on this link: http://www.sophos.com/security/blog/2009/01/2929.html (Just click on the title or copy/paste the link) Even better - read the following article and change browsers....!

I've talked about Firefox as a Browser before, and now is the time for you doubters! The diagram below shows the actual situation. Why take the risk? Incidentally, on the link you can open by clicking on the title of this article you can download the latest version - released today - and start enjoying! Well - what are you waiting for.....click!

http://en-us.www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/security/ (You can click on this link, or on the title of this article to open the page in question) >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> OK - so publicity has to be... but, it's a strange publicity that gives you this information once you've bought (although it's FREE in this case) the product! I did a little piece about "browsers" or "Web Navigators" recently, and at the time, I was having all sorts of problems with "Mozilla Firefox 3" - a browser, which (when it works) is probably amongst the really best! To bring you up to date, I had had enough...! I t...