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....become the most secured browser. America Online plans to release the first beta version of it's updated browser in February. The greatest function due to report will be a total protection from attacks and "bad-code". Using the list of websites, that are known to dirty their reputation, browser will automatically change the security settings. "Black List" will be automatically updated on users pc. If you will try to risk and visit a website in black list, browser will automatically turn-off javascript, coockies, activex.
What if the site belongs to a friend and it just happened to be "under developement" and now this site has been blacklisted automatically everytime you visit it :?
Theres a reason why theres a compromise with the current settigns i think. Thats why IE doesnt do it, otherwise it can easily carry out the same functionality.
Its all about IE7/LongHorn/2005 or whatever the hell MS intend to call it. You know when those guys go quiet, it means big trouble when they wake up and come back to business.
Yea i put a trust in IE 7.0 and Longhorn, i will definately install it right away it officially gets released.