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The second sentence of the referenced article to the Inquirer, it says that Microsoft's antimalware tool wasn't intended to remove Firefox 3 but is actually a different program. This makes this BN article to be inconclusive and therefore not news to anybody. Please don't confuse inconclusive evidence with fact.
Vote this one down. Firefox 3 is not removed by the anti-malware tool. Some settings of Zonealarm conflict with the latest Vista security patch, causing all browsers to either crash on startup or simply not be able to access any web pages.
BN just preferred to ignore that part of the story, because “Zonealarm Causes Internet Borkage with Vista Security Update” isn’t such a sensational headline, is it?
aboutblank
16 years 13 weeks 1 day 6 hours ago
Terrible Journalism
The second sentence of the referenced article to the Inquirer, it says that Microsoft's antimalware tool wasn't intended to remove Firefox 3 but is actually a different program. This makes this BN article to be inconclusive and therefore not news to anybody. Please don't confuse inconclusive evidence with fact.
3rdalbum
16 years 13 weeks 1 day 12 hours ago
Typical BN story
Vote this one down. Firefox 3 is not removed by the anti-malware tool. Some settings of Zonealarm conflict with the latest Vista security patch, causing all browsers to either crash on startup or simply not be able to access any web pages.
BN just preferred to ignore that part of the story, because “Zonealarm Causes Internet Borkage with Vista Security Update” isn’t such a sensational headline, is it?