Innocent comment turned upside down.
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| ccady May 23, 2005 12:59 PM EDT |
The author has taken this comment by Ben Goodger: "If security is important to you, this demonstration should show that browsers that are redistributions of the official Mozilla releases are never going to give you security updates as quickly as Mozilla will itself for its supported products". and turned it into a rant about how Mozilla doesn't work well with others. The author calls this "childish Netscape-bashing," and "FUD mocking and anger." Tell me how (or why?) the Mozilla Foundation would not have the code to it's own browser before giving it to Netscape and other derivative browsers? |
| Fritz May 23, 2005 11:44 PM EDT |
The author is definately reaching here. I mean, Ben Goodger is right. Obviously, the main browser will recieve security patches first unless somebody actually forks the code into another product. -> Fritz |
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