Yes; I agree from my readings and checking with my techie friends. Don't
click 'yes' to the request from Java for the update..... I have been
clicking 'no' for many months now based on their advice. The older version
I have seems to allow me to operate without any hiccups, and I have avoided
the newer, more insidious version, at least so far.
Thanks for the tip, Alan.
Smoky P.
Smoky Panepinto,
Perkiomenville, PA
Editor, Phila. Lincoln Owner's Club Continental STAR newsletter
Original Owner '75 Bricklin - Suntan; VIN 1302
'63 Lincoln Continental Conv't
Black/Maroon/White
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-----Original Message-----
From: Bricklin [mailto:bricklin-bounces@autox.team.net] On Behalf Of Alan
Morton
Sent: Friday, August 08, 2014 9:33 AM
To: bricklin@autox.team.net
Subject: Re: [Bricklin] javascript
Javascript is evil. I do not have it, and thus soem poorly designed
websites do not work for me. I just saw something on the news a week or so
ago saying it is best if you do have it to turn it off if you want to
protect sensitive inof you may have on your computer. It was sort of a
sidebar to the main story about a new type of cookies even more evil than
noraml cookies as they do not diappear when you quit your web browser or
reboot your computer.
I do not have it but I beleive the newest version of my web browser,
Classilla, does have the option to turn javascript on for sites that you
choose or it has a known safe category of.
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