Both POP3 and SMTP do not need JS at all.
Give them a try, you'll never return to web-mail any more.

Thank you, Krake.

Bing's take on it was much MUCH worse!

No, according to the knowledgeable people review, AppLocker is not on par with SRP.
There is just a lot of MS's spin about the AL.

(Unfortunately the article is in Russian)

Originally posted by Sawo:

Another interview with Jon von Tetzchner, which appeared today in the German magazine c't'.

It contains some information about the changes at the company, and the switch to Opera 15.
...

I also noticed he said, he wanted to take MyOpera over but they did not allow.
This definately means - they will not release Presto/Caracan code so that his new start-up could use it...
This is the most sad part of the interview...

It is silly to expect security from any software while running an undisciplined OS configuration.
No AV will save if you work as an administrator.

Here are the simple rules:
1) administrator's account is used solely to perform administrative tasks - and NEVER for everyday jobs;
2) software restriction policies (similar to those) must be implemented;
3) all available OS-hardening measures (DEP, ASLR, SEHOP, etc) must be enabled;
4) all current patches installed for OS and usable software;
5) non-administrative account (LUA) must be used for everyday jobs;
6) safe HEX must be followed.

The current Opera's (v12.16) efforts to "secure" the search engines are futile - provided the enough clever root-kit is already running on the client's machine.

As of me - I'm not using those anti-somethings since I've installed winXP-PRO in the I-already-forgot-which-year-it-was.
Regular forensics (by the MS's file checksum checker launched off a LiveCD) prove I still was not hit by a malware so far.
My understanding of the SaveHEX includes using Opera Presto instead of any other - inferior - browsers.

In less than a month leushino's public self-humiliation will end.

+1

There is good and bad to everything, even to the soon closure of these forums - this will put an end to the pitiful leushino's public self-humiliation.

Originally posted by LeoCG:

Originally posted by kirmizibasliklioglan:

chrome extensions are useless for users.

What do you mean? You can install them on Opera.
Not all of them will work but you can install them.

You made my day, man!

Originally posted by QuHno:

PS: Interesting read: http://asktog.com/atc/the-third-user/
Replace the names and the products and you see basically the situation we have here with Chromium-Opera ...

Indeed, thank you!