https://www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-r ... nd-firefox
Looks like one extension I'm not interested in. Hopefully it won't be one of those 'forced on us' type things.
Microsoft to hi-jack Firefox & Chrome for bad sites ?
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malliz
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Re: Microsoft to hi-jack Firefox & Chrome for bad sites ?
Want to bet you will have to Opt out? Hopefully you will get a warning from Firefox about the extension trying to install
What sort of man would put a known criminal in charge of a major branch of government? Apart from, say, the average voter.
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Snake4
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Re: Microsoft to hi-jack Firefox & Chrome for bad sites ?
hopefully you can disable it.
wont it slow down the browser if you keep it enabled ?
wont it slow down the browser if you keep it enabled ?
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Re: Microsoft to hi-jack Firefox & Chrome for bad sites ?
finally they take care a bit more, nevertheless its like any antivirus extension it possible could cause more failure. i will disable it.