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Old December 10th 04, 02:33 AM
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On Thu, 09 Dec 2004 20:49:10 GMT, hath writ:
I am finding that WindowsXP is allowing 20 cookies (plus other stuff ) a day
to attach to my computor which requires the use of another program to be
activated
every day to quarentine them. Thinking of going back to the Netscape browser
so as to
keep the computor cleen. Also interested in how much it would cost for
firewalls to bring
WindowsXP back to the protective level of Netscape 7.1.
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(Yes I know it is not antenna related, unless you
need a computor to read antenna postings or use WindowsXP for antenna
software!)
Art


How many times do you have to be told?
Firefox
Firefox Firefox
Firefox Firefox Firefox
Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox
Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox
Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox
Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox
Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox
Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox
Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox Firefox

:-)

The other recommendation, of course is _linux_ ! I've been nearly 100%
on linux here since migrating away from OS/2 over a year ago. I went to
OS/2 back in 1992 after getting hit with the "Stoned" PC virus -- the olde,
floppy disk boot sector style -- on Windows 3.1.
I've never looked back, and never regreted it.

Oh, yes -- almost forgot : Firefox!

gl
Jonesy
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