Those are web browser facilities, but you would not go so far as to revert to an obsolete inferior grade, would you?
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Inferior grade what?
The things I mentioned are obviously done via the browser yes, but that is about as bad as it gets. On XP you are forced to use old (and hence unsafe) browsers, which then run on an unmaintained networking stack and an unmaintained kernel. Anything unmaintained becomes more and more unsafe, when new vulnerabilities are discovered and not fixed.
The things I mentioned are obviously done via the browser yes, but that is about as bad as it gets. On XP you are forced to use old (and hence unsafe) browsers, which then run on an unmaintained networking stack and an unmaintained kernel. Anything unmaintained becomes more and more unsafe, when new vulnerabilities are discovered and not fixed.
The browser is up to date otherwise it would not be widely usable. In my case, the browser is roughly the size of the operative system.