How secure is your browser?

[-=RAV=-AdrianShephard]

i like IE. never had one problem with it.

[Lazy]

I thought that way too, until people found out how to force viruses on you.
I clicked one link ( torrent tracker link or something like that ) to find a tv show and then everything went downhill.
Dozens of popups showed up and my virus scanner went off saying I had 2 new viruses.

I don't care how safe they make IE nowadays, I could never browse without tabs

[Whistler]

well I don't trust such tests as they are all known bugs of a specific browser, and they can't prove which browser is safe or not

but here's a small html file will kill IE (and windows as well):

PHP Code:

<script language="javascript">
while (1) {
  window.open("http://www.someurl.com");
}
</script> 


This doesn't "work" with Konqueror btw

[sfx1999]

Oh nevermind it didn't work. Ignore this post.

[The Storm]

High Risk Vulnerabilities0 Medium Risk Vulnerabilities0 Low Risk Vulnerabilities0
FireFox RuleZ.

[Lethal]

Opera:
High Risk Vulnerabilities 0
Medium Risk Vulnerabilities 0
Low Risk Vulnerabilities 0
only prob is it is a bit slow to start, but thats it, its has some really good features.

[@$3.1415rin]

Originally Posted by Lethal

only prob is it is a bit slow to start, but thats it, its has some really good features.

with a smaller disk cache that 'problem' disappears

[Cheeseh]

arf.. well I can't even check!

Session syncronization error is detected. Possible reasons of the problem:

*

You have operated 'Back' button in your web browser
*

Browser Check is already running in another window
*

Your IP address was changed
*

You have changed proxy settings of your web browser
*

Your session is timed out after 20 minutes of inactivity.

If none of the above applies use the feedback form to report the problem.

(none of those help)

[Pierre-Marie Baty]

Same message as Rick... funny enough, it's not my ad blocker program as I turned it off.