Littlebits said:As I have stated on this forum many times avoid clone browsers.
They always run behind the main browsers on applying patches, fixing vulnerabilities and other issues.
So Google Chrome would be a much better option since Pale Moon always falls behind on applying Firefox patches. The same applies to Comodo Dragon, Coolnovo, SRWare Iron, Waterfox, Cyberfox, etc.
Stick with the main updated browsers- IE, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or use other browser that keep updated like Sleipnir for Windows (updated Safari), Maxthon Cloud Browser, SlimBoat Browser, SlimBrowser, Mozilla SeaMonkey or Avant Browser.
Other browsers may have vulnerabilities that might not be patched for months or longer.
Thanks.
Seany007 said:I see your point but you can't prove it. It's still a speculation and Comodo still update regularly compared to others.
Littlebits said:Why would I need to prove this use common sense.
Clones rely on the core to be updated or they can't update.
Clone developers have nothing to do with developing the core components.
In a way clones just use a few little cosmetic alterations, the core components is what protects the browser from vulnerabilities.
I can remember back when Chrome had like 30 severe vulnerabilities discovered so Google patched the holes and released the Chromium core. It took Comodo Dragon another 3 months to patch the holes in the core.
This has happen on many occasions, however here lately Comodo has been doing a better job keeping Dragon updated but they have left it lying dormant several times. Still it could take Comodo over 30 days to patch critical vulnerabilities which makes Google Chrome more secure.
Pale Moon has also left open vulnerabilities for months after Mozilla had released patches.
It is simply not possible for a clone browser to be more secure when they rely on core components developed by others.
Thanks.
Seany007 said:My point here is that unless somebody will test Google Chrome vs browsers in Q and provide solid facts you can't say that Google Chrome protect better. Also you base your assumptions on 'what you know'.
Don't think there are any additional add-ons for SilmBoat, just the pop-up blocker and ad blocker that are built in. Problem I had with it was using Google Street View, it wouldn't work at all.Moose said:I am using SlimBoat,Chrome,Comodo Ice Dragon and Internet Explorer. It depend on the layer of security for me.
Is their any addons for SlimBoat Browser? That would help for layering effect?
Moose said:I am using SlimBoat,Chrome,Comodo Ice Dragon and Internet Explorer. It depend on the layer of security for me.
Is their any addons for SlimBoat Browser? That would help for layering effect?
Moose said:What would be your Top 3 Pick for Browsers. Which their is security & stable
updates after the updates and patches? And Why? Please!
DrBeenGolfing said:IE11 is under develoment, so we'll see what that brings to the table.
And, the new BLINK engine from Chrome may be safer as they are getting rid of some of the bloat and codes that won't be used anymore.
Wonder if Opera will force an update? I'm just dreaming...
Overkill said:DrBeenGolfing said:IE11 is under develoment, so we'll see what that brings to the table.
And, the new BLINK engine from Chrome may be safer as they are getting rid of some of the bloat and codes that won't be used anymore.
Wonder if Opera will force an update? I'm just dreaming...
Can you share the links from the info above?
Littlebits said:Moose said:I am using SlimBoat,Chrome,Comodo Ice Dragon and Internet Explorer. It depend on the layer of security for me.
Is their any addons for SlimBoat Browser? That would help for layering effect?
I don't think SlimBoat has any addons but still addons will not patch or protect against vulnerabilities neither will secure DNS. The core components must be updated.
If there are vulnerabilities in the core then they can bypass any addon protection features.
Thanks.
Paul.R said:Hi!
Thanks. I choose Google Chrome.
Have a nice day!
Paul.R said:I tried Google Chrome but i don't like:
- high usage of cpu
- high usage of ram
Paul.R said:Pale Moon:
- don't have latest security updates like Firefox
- not very good password manager