12rounds, your English is undoubtedly better than my (insert any language here). I understand and believe me, I don't take it as anything other than an exchange of opinions. I actually agree pretty much with what you're saying. It does take a little knowledge and some effort. I simply hope no one is lulled into the impression that with Mozilla, they can dispense with those. It's true that many, perhaps most people take less care with their computers than they would with their automobile or many other aspects of their lives, Why else would people keep opening those "I Love You" messages. If FireFox can help reduce the problem then that's great. Like I said, if nothing else, it's a kick in the pants for Microsoft. I think we agree though that the biggest part of the security equation is will probably always remain the people usings the systems, no matter what they are.

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