From: Adam 

Geo. wrote:
> "Adam" <""4thwormcastfromthemolehill\"{at}the
field.near the bridge"> wrote
> in message news:45eb388b{at}w3.nls.net...
>
>> But also it's not just about secure, it's about things working & it
>> would appear IE7 is not working.
>
> IE7 not allowing some things to function is "working" as far as I'm
> concerned, it's the websites that are broken if they need to execute
> code on my machine in order to do a silly "how many states can
you name"
> test.
>
> However, it's possible to make IE7 just as broken as IE6 was and fix it
> so it allows all the nasty stuff to run. I just choose not to do so.
>
> Firefox on windows (I run windows, not moving to linux yet) is less
> secure than any version of IE has ever been.
>
> Geo.

Nah it's just that IE is broken. It works fine on FireFox/SeaMonkey.

It works with IE 6.

My guess is that it's detecting IE & thus throwing up all the crap it
has to to get IE6 to work.

Adam

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