[CoiL]

mnjah siis pole midagist teha... tuleb x64 versiooni ootama jääda Hetkel beta2 peal ja seda nõmedat flässi hangumist ei tähelda aga sellega muid pisiprobleeme (ei kuva mõnda lehti õigesti ja nö. flash albumid ei lase ennast sulgeda).

[AJ]

Turvaauk Internet Exploreris ohustab kasutajaid
http://www.tarbija24.ee/?id=59016

[Tomorrow]

[AJ]

[Tomorrow]

[AJ]

Microsoft releases critical Internet Explorer patch
http://www.techspot.com/news/32918-microsoft-releases-critical-internet-explorer-patch-.html

[Tomorrow]

That Windows 7 bootleg is a ticking time bomb

[UB]

Probleem siis selles, et IE7 kaotas oma aadressiriba ära ning ei suuda enam kusagilt seda leida. Ma mäletan, et IE6 aitas parema hiireklahviga menüüst selle peale panna või siis View alt valides, kuid IE7 sellist asja nagu aadressiriba ei paku

[DonNiger]

[Anna tooli]

Ehk aitab linnuke maha võtta menubar'i eest

[UB]

Menu bar hoopis teine asi ning restart ei ole ka kuidagi abiks olnud
Igatahes leidis tänu sellele veale Firefox endale veel ühe kasutaja juurde

[DonNiger]

[Anna tooli]

[DonNiger]

Tegelikult valetasin, et mul ka sarnaseid jamasid. Tegelikult kaotab ära vahetevahel Status Bar, mis ainultpeale restarti tagasi tuleb. Ajal, mil seda ei ole, ei ole võimalik nt neti option'eid muuta mitte mingisuguse valemiga.

[Cacib]

Mingia jama, iga teise saidiga viskab ette Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage (kõik algas peale seda kui avastasin masinast pahalase, eemaldasin selle kõik tundus nagu OK olevat kui nüüd uus probleem

[Anna tooli]

Tools - Work Offline ees linnukest pole?

[Cacib]

[Betamax]

Winsock peetis?

[Cacib]

[lightbluefox]

Pange kõik IE 8 RC2 peale, väga äge näeb välja, kõik kellad-viled töötavad ja kiire on ka.

[Cacib]

Lisaks kui kohe soovitud lehte ei ava, viskab ette mingi suvalise on-line-free security-scanneri

[Betamax]

Siis on sul mingi paha putukas veel arvutis alles

[Cacib]

[Look Right]

A mis viirusetõrje vms sul praegu masinas on? Kui annaks siia otse download lingi mõnest trialist, siis äkki tõmbab ära ja saad masina puhtaks.

[Cacib]

Asi korras, läksin lihtsama vastupanu teed ja tegin format C:

[DVDRW]

Praegu täheldasin, et IE8 on palju aeglasem kui IE7. Nimelt kui näiteks phpmyadmisnis on palju andmeid ja siis tabulaatoriga liikuda siis IE8-s liigub asi eriti uimaselt. IE7-s sellist jama pole. Proovind erinevaid arvuteid.
IE7 peale tagasi mindud siis

[mikk36]

DVDRW, sama jama ka IE7 compatibility reziimis?

[DVDRW]

Jah avastasin, et Windows 7-ga ei olegi võimalik IE7-t kasutada aga IE7 compatibility reziim aitas

[AJ]

MS probes mystery IE bug
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/09/06/mystery_ie_bug/

Spoiler

tsitaat:

Microsoft is investigating reports of a new bug in Internet Explorer. Redmond's Security Response Team (MSRT) said on Friday that it was aware of a "publicly disclosed issue involving Internet Explorer", and promised an investigation, without going into details. Click here to find out more! Circumstantial evidence suggests Microsoft is referring to a post by security researcher Chris Evans, of Google, to a Full Disclosure mailing list on Friday, hours before MSRT's tweet. "A nasty vulnerability exists in the latest Internet Explorer 8," Evans wrote. "I have been unsuccessful in persuading the vendor to issue a fix." "The bug permits — for example — an arbitrary web site to force the victim to make tweets," he added. The vulnerability may exist in other versions of IE and appears to be an extension of a cross-browser cross domain theft first documented by Evans via his scarybeastsecurity blog last December. Evans claims Microsoft has been aware of the bug since 2008, producing a harmless proof-of-concept exploit to illustrate his concerns. Rik Ferguson, a senior security consultant at Trend Micro, explained that the exploit works by stealing the (supposedly secret) credentials for an already authenticated browser session, for example Twitter. "Those credentials are then abused to send arbitrary forged content," Ferguson writes. The vulnerability might just as easily be used by other services that use URL shortening, according to Ferguson, who says that Opera, Chrome, Firefox and Safari have all already fixed this vulnerability. ® Bootnote A huge row kicked off back in June when another Google researcher, Tavis Ormandy, posted details of a Windows XP Help Center bug. Ormandy had given Microsoft just five days to fix the bug before going public. The incident reignited the long-running debate about the disclosure of security vulnerabilities, with spirited defences of their positions from both the full and responsible co-ordinated disclosure camps. In the latest case, Evans apparently gave Redmond far longer to get its gear together before going public, and he only acted after other browser developers had issued patches, factors that mean it would be very hard to argue that he "jumped the gun".