Some security and privacy questions raised at the launching of Fx 3.0

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@DavidR post:16

You’re welcome, if I can’t find an update on the official site I usually go to the authors home page and see if there are any updates not yet on the official site.

Yes, David, I usually follow the rule and I don’t know why I overlooked this one… Seeing even FWF in our club, though, I feel less embarrassed.

@sopadeajo post:18

You think in English, rumpel*?*¿**;

have you ever considered that names change with different countries and cultures, that in latin or notanglosaxon cultures the name of the rose is different?

I’m well aware of it as well as the fact that this is an English board.

@sopadeajo post:18

and Bob thinks in american, which is a kind of English

Well, a British once said, “We have really everything in common with America nowadays except, of course, language.”

@polonus post:19

On-topic, there is a continuing discussion on this subject going on here:
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?p=3337838#3337838

Yes, Zine is more specialized in topics about Firefox.

@bob3160 post:20

Gmail connects through https. It’s already a secure connection.

Gmail makes it sure that the user passwords keep in secure connection but it is not so with other content of mail if users don’t intentionally choose secure connection. CustomizeGoogle makes it sure that the information exchanged between the users’ computers and Gmail servers stay in secure connection. However, of course, I may be speaking the language of paranoia. ;D