12 thoughts on “IE 7 team details RSS security precautions”

1. Anyone with half a neuron would disclose a vulnerability after RTM anyway.

2. Anyone with half a neuron would disclose a vulnerability after RTM anyway.

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5. IE7 is wonderful. I just find it funny that even RSS can pose a security risk. It seems so harmless. For some reason though, I dont see myself using RSS as much as some talk about it, I rarely use it. I should really try.

6. IE7 is wonderful. I just find it funny that even RSS can pose a security risk. It seems so harmless. For some reason though, I dont see myself using RSS as much as some talk about it, I rarely use it. I should really try.

7. I’ve been running IE7 great since Vista Beta 2 and that goes for RC1…has been very impressive and the RSS reader I can’t live without now!!

8. I’ve been running IE7 great since Vista Beta 2 and that goes for RC1…has been very impressive and the RSS reader I can’t live without now!!

9. I had the same problem, James. But like usual Microsoft products - I re-installed IE and it works again

10. I had the same problem, James. But like usual Microsoft products - I re-installed IE and it works again

11. I have a problem with IE7 in Vista RC1. Rest of the system is able to access internet/network but IE cannot. The computer is dual boot and when I boot in to XP, it connects to internet without any problem. On the same machine I did not have problems with up to July CTP.

12. I have a problem with IE7 in Vista RC1. Rest of the system is able to access internet/network but IE cannot. The computer is dual boot and when I boot in to XP, it connects to internet without any problem. On the same machine I did not have problems with up to July CTP.

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