[Black Wolf]

I'd like to know if IE7 had fixed security issues that were on IE6 or not yet?
Because not every thing can be played on FF

[Jeremy]

What does a security vulnerability have to do with certain media types not playing back in the browser? What type of media are you trying to view? I use Opera and I can view Flash/Shockwave, QT, RP, WM.

[prx984]

As with all software, there may have been vulnerabilities that were fixed, but there most likely is new ones. I wouldn't worry too much about it. Just don't be going to those "FREE!!!" ads and stuff, and you should be just fine with IE5.5/6/7 and Firefox/Opera.

This post has been edited by prx984: 11 January 2007 - 12:20 PM

[ringfinger]

Indeed... I don't even use IE all that much, prefer Firefox 2 but IE6 still serves me just fine when needed. Just be a smart surfer!

[Black Wolf]

There is an instance to practice Oracle Application HERE and it does not working at all with FF, and still need IE, any one know how to solve this issue
any one can help please
Note:

user=MB1687, pass=1687MB

[ringfinger]

It could be due to a proxy you're going through if you are. Thats my problem, I have an Oracle app at work that I can only run with IE as it has to pass though our network prxy to connect whereas Firefox completely bypasses the proxy. If you find a way I'd like to know what it is.

[Black Wolf]

No, I'm accessing this instance from to practice more, I'm attending course by oracle university for Oracle Financial Track:

- e-Business overview					 - 11i 5.10 General ledger
- 11i 5.10 Procure to pay fundamentals		  - 11i 5.10 Order to cash fundamentals
- 11i 5.10 Implement inventory				 - 11i 5.10 Asset management fundamentals
- Applications implementation methodology

and I'm accessing it from my home where I'm just connected to the internet directly with no proxy at all, just a router with real fixed IP, so if you can help me with this issue it will be great
Note: Off Topic ... is it acceptable to ask you if you know special forum dedicated to oracle application?
and you can send it in a PM if you want
Thanks

[Ascii2]

Jeremy, on Jan 11 2007, 03:26 AM, said:

What does a security vulnerability have to do with certain media types not playing back in the browser?

For Internet Explorer, security issues have existed that were patchable to eliminate the security problem; unfortunately crippling functionality has often been the result.

[Jeremy]

Ascii2, on Jan 19 2007, 03:49 AM, said:

Jeremy, on Jan 11 2007, 03:26 AM, said:

What does a security vulnerability have to do with certain media types not playing back in the browser?

For Internet Explorer, security issues have existed that were patchable to eliminate the security problem; unfortunately crippling functionality has often been the result.

Show me an article of some sort to back this up.