Thanks. But in what way is it (who or what actually IS) vulnerable? Vulnerable to what? Does this mean one shouldn't use it? What can one do?

And I can't find the promised google toolbar either.

>If you are on the latest version you better look at..
>http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/02/09/2215205&from=rss
>
>..since that is the first serious vulnerability on that version. You'll need to keep a good eye out for vulnerabilities with that browser.
>
>>>>>>Thing is I'm down to my last 4.8 Gb now, and i wish to greatly expand my music playlist (recently got a Nano), so I could do without another large prog. However, i have heard good stuff of Mozilla. Maybe I'll get round to tring it one of these days. Cheers Mike.
>>>>>
>>>>>It's a 5 MB download and a breath of fresh air compared to IE.
>>>>>
>>>>>You can be running in 1 minute:
>>>>>
>>>>>http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/products/download.html?product=firefox-2.0.0.12&os=win&lang=en-US
>>>>>
>>>>>And you probably won't get any malware programs with it.
>>>>
>>>>"Blocked a pop-up from: Mozilla.com" Ha ha!
>>>
>>>
>>>Bastards.
>>>
>>>Works out for the best though. You would want the UK version, if their is one, I suspect.
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>>OK. I'm on in Firefox now. I'll give it a trial. Keep getting the encrypted site swap message all the time though. That's beginning to bug me already. There's no option to "don't tell me again" - only to "tell me each time", which it's doing anyway! Like the misspelling underlining though. Didn't import all me settings and cookies though, as offered. For instance, only the UT comes up on the website combo - not my email, esp.