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Originally Posted by Ustwo
The bad news, due to firefoxes popularity I've seen more and more spyware that seems to work with it.
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I'm also going to have to call you out for examples. I'm on the Mozillazine boards a lot, and subscribe to many Firefox blogs, and I am not aware of any spyware that targets the Firefox 1.0 release. There were a couple around 1.0PR, but those security holes were fixed, and the end result of the spyware was to change things in IE, not Firefox, which was weird.
And let me take a step back, and assume you are correct in your statement. You are saying "I'd rather use Browser A, which looks like Swiss cheese, rather than Browser B, which has two holes in it"?