SlimBrowser vs IE

[Edwin Bock]

Does anyone know if SlimBrowser is less vulnerable to
viruses than Internet Explorer?

Edwin Bock

 

[C.D.]

Does anyone know if SlimBrowser is less vulnerable to
viruses than Internet Explorer?

Edwin Bock

SlimBrowser is just an IE skin,thus the vulnerabilities remain the same.

 

[Edwin Bock]

Thanks
eb

SlimBrowser is just an IE skin,thus the vulnerabilities remain the same.

 

[Guillermito]

SlimBrowser is just an IE skin,thus the vulnerabilities remain the same.

On the other hand, for a *really* slim and efficient browser (can fit
on a floppy and does not need to be installed), you have the
impressive Off By One:

http://www.OffByOne.com

 

[null]

On the other hand, for a *really* slim and efficient browser (can fit
on a floppy and does not need to be installed), you have the
impressive Off By One:

http://www.OffByOne.com

Indeed. Quick and slick


Art
http://www.epix.net/~artnpeg

 

[Guillermito]

Indeed. Quick and slick

Yes, it's amazing. And it's a graphical browser! I often use it for
browsing very fast, and avoid all the typical annoying bells and
whistles on web pages (scripts, pop-ups, Flash, Java, whatever).

 

[Bart Bailey]

In Message-ID:<6ddg70hhp1jq7ir666pbh090tm3q5n76ln@zobi> posted on Sat,

(can fit
on a floppy and does not need to be installed)

My only "minor annoyance" with it, is that the INI [ob1.ini] is located
remote from the program folder. Maybe 3.4.b will correct that.