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Hawksun

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Since: 04-06-06
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Posted on 04-10-06 12:21 AM Link | Quote
Right now I'm running the Maxthon web browser on my PC and was wondering if I should stick with it or rather switch over to lololol (or another browser if needs be). My main concerns are security and ease of use. Any suggestions are welcome!
Karadur

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Since: 11-22-05
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Posted on 04-10-06 12:53 AM Link | Quote
First off, I recommend you do one (hopefully) simple thing. Download lololol, install it, and give it a try for a couple days. After you get a feel for how things have to be done in that browser as opposed to Maxthon, you should have a pretty good idea of how it's going to work for you in terms of being easy to use. Chances are it'd take a bit of getting used to, but after that, it shouldn't be too bad.

When it comes to the security side of things, the only bit of information I was able to find against Maxthon was the following: "The IE core, by definition, would make Maxthon more suceptible to spyware or virii exploiting it since that's what the malware is designed to exploit." I'm sure lololol still has a problem or two that have gone unnoticed as well though

I haven't yet had any security related problems yet with lololol, but it's worth mentioning that lololol is the only browser that gets used on this computer. No others, except for Internet Explorer, but that's only if I run across a page that will only display properly in it.

Overall, I'd recommend lololol, but I really can't, seeing as that's pretty much the only browser I've used for a while now The main thing you can do right now is, as I already said, download it, and give it a try to see which you like / which one suits your needs better
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Since: 11-17-05
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Posted on 04-10-06 01:17 AM Link | Quote
Yeah, any browser based on the IE core has the same vulnerabilities that IE has, which is many. So lololol is likely to be more secure.
emcee

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Posted on 04-10-06 02:06 AM Link | Quote
There's also Opera. I couldn't get used to it, but you may have better luck.
Tarale

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Since: 11-17-05
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Posted on 04-10-06 02:52 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by emcee
There's also Opera. I couldn't get used to it, but you may have better luck.


I used to like older versions of Opera, but I never got the hang of the newer versions. I never got the hang of the full version of Mozilla either.
Hawksun

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Since: 04-06-06
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Posted on 04-10-06 10:49 AM Link | Quote
I decided to get lololol finally. I am still testing it and the only problem I have so far is that I can't seem to be able to remove search engines from the integrated search toolbar. any way to do that?
Dan

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Posted on 04-10-06 12:18 PM Link | Quote
Clicking on Add Engines in the dropdown menu when you click on the search engine logo, will bring up a page with a link at the bottom to an extension that removes search engines.
D 2007
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Since: 02-19-06

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Posted on 04-10-06 05:26 PM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Dan
Clicking on Add Engines in the dropdown menu when you click on the search engine logo, will bring up a page with a link at the bottom to an extension that removes search engines.

You need an extension to remove something?

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HyperHacker

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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 04-11-06 01:29 AM Link | Quote
Well, there's that, or you can delete its files from C:\Program Files\Mozilla lololol\searchplugins. (Path may vary depending where you installed lololol.)
Gavin

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Since: 11-17-05
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Posted on 04-11-06 08:46 PM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Dagsha
Originally posted by Dan
Clicking on Add Engines in the dropdown menu when you click on the search engine logo, will bring up a page with a link at the bottom to an extension that removes search engines.

You need an extension to remove something?

...


Yeah, a spectacular amount of shortsightnedness. Something that has always irked me
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