Mozilla slams Google’s Chrome Frame as ‘browser soup’

Very interesting article. Seems that the folks at Google acted without thinking about the impact to end users. Glad to see that Mozilla is in Microsoft’s corner on this.
Mozilla slams Google’s Chrome Frame as ‘browser soup’

Now available: Microsoft Security Essentials

The application is out of beta and is now available. I can highly recommend this application…I have been using it since the beta was announced and have not had any issues or problems. Great job Microsoft!
Now available: Microsoft Security Essentials – SuperSite Blog

Slashdot Technology Story | Microsoft Says Google Chrome Frame Makes IE Less Secure

My first thought when reading about Google Chrome Frame is that it would have a serious impacts on browser security. It looks like my thoughts were correct. I’m a little surprised that the folks at Google believe that web developers would immediately modify their existing sites to take advantage of this plug-in. That would be [...]

New IncrediMail Letters Available

The following new IncrediMail letters are now available:

AppleInsider jumps the shark, declares Zune HD ‘failed’

It’s pretty clear that the folks at AppleInsider  don’t have a clue what they’re talking about! Not only does Paul shoot down their, “five myths of the Zune HD”, but provides the facts to backup his thoughts. As Paul indicates, this is absolute stupidity. Maybe that’s why I own 5 Zune devices with the latest [...]

Ruby on Rails vulnerability affects Twitter; IE8 immune

Yet another reason to be using IE8….
…praises Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 8 Web browser which was immune to the vulnerability he discovered thanks to its built-in cross-site scripting filter. He strongly endorses the concept and says that other browser vendors should adopt it.

Ruby on Rails vulnerability affects Twitter; IE8 immune – Ars Technica

Browser Comparison – 2009 (through August)

Based on visitors to my web site, the following chart shows that IE is still the preferred browser. IE8 has moved ahead of IE7. This is based on an average of 2,829 unique visitors and 753,822 hits per month (please note that data for March is not available due to change in web hosts).