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If you're an Internet Explorer user, and you've been a bit spooked by all this talk of security glitches and phishing attacks, there are other options out there for you.

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Now unfortunately, no browser is completely free of security issues but it is worth considering others out there to make sure your browser is meeting your needs. Here's just a few for you to check out.

Mozilla Firefox

One of the most popular alternatives, and one of the first pioneers of the tabbed browsing you now see in IE.

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Pros

- Reported to be one of the fastest browsers when it comes to download speed, with all downloads presented in a table for you to see easily, similar to Safari.

-Firefox packs advanced security measures meaning it will protect your computer from spyware, and will see you rid of almost all the popups you may have suffered in IE.

- Embedded memory means that if your computer crashes while you're browsing a number of websites, or gets turned off by mistake, they will normally be restored when you re-launch the browser.

- There's a whole load of add-ons to personalise your browsing experience, from a Facebook taskbar and Twitter client, to a blogging service and Google search bar.

Cons

- Occasionally (although less often now), websites will not display or work correctly with Firefox as they've been built to work with IE. Pages that require ActiveX or VBScript are especially affected, as Firefox does not support these scripts due to their tendency to be used for spyware attacks.

- While it might load sites quicker than IE, it's slower to launch than IE. However, this is largely due to the fact that many things IE needs are already running beforehand.

- Firefox consistent updates have been known to drive a sane man crazy. However, it's ultimately only to Mozilla's credit that it patches the browser quickly when security glitches are noticed.

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Google's own browser, and one of the newest kids on the block.

Pros

- The browser has process-isolated tabs and add-ons, adding both stability and security and meaning that if an individual page or add-on crashes, it won't mess up the rest of them. This will also increase speed, as one slow page won't slow down the rest of your browsing.

- Chrome uses a custom-built JavaScript meaning its up there as one of the fastest to run it.

- It's private browsing, called Incognito, appears in a pop up window, so you can operate private browsing separately but at the same time as your regular browsing.

Cons

- There's a lack of add-ons, mainly because if it being so new to the market.

- Similar to IE, the German government has actually advised web users against using Chrome, but this time over privacy concerns. There are worries over how much Google will track which sites you visit and how much of this information it will share with others, such as advertisers.

- More of an inconvenience than an all-out con, but where browsers like Firefox remember regularly entered form fields such as email addresses and the like, Chrome doesn't. More typing for you, then.

Safari

Pros

- Clean design and very simple to use, it supports multitouch gestures in Mac OS X for speedier, less-clicky browsing. It'll also help Windows users feel at home with Windows Native Look, complete with the familiar blue bordering.

- Similarly to Firefox it will protect against malware and phishing attacks, block pop ups and will also notify your anti virus software whenever you download something to make sure it gives it the once over first.

- The latest version has a nice touch to it in that it offers a visual wall of your the websites you visit most, with a thumbnail preview of each site. Called 'top sites' simply launch it, then click the site you want to go to and it'll take you straight there. Very similar to Opera's long-running SpeedDial feature.

Cons

- You're stuck with Google as your search bar on the top right, whereas with Firefox, you can customise this.

- Some users have said that it can be a little slow on a PC, but is faster on a Mac.

- There's a lack of add ons to personalise your browsing experience compared to competitors, and a lack of support for some plugins need to load some websites.

Opera

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Pros

- Opera is considered one of the most secure browsers out there, helped by the fact that many of the big phishing and malware attacks are generally aimed at more popular browsers. While its mobile browser is among the most popular out there, Opera's desktop version hasn't attracted the same sort of use – which has actually worked in its favour in terms of security.

- It boasts a 'Turbo Mode' for loading websites quickly, particularly over poor or dial-up connections. When on, it will compress images as a webpage loads to help its speed, and can even be set up to automatically turn on when it detects a slow connection.

- Opera is very visual, and has featured its SpeedDial feature – which Apple seemed to take hints from in its 'top sites' in the most recent Safari update – for some time. You can replace tabs with thumbnails of the site, and hovering over it will show you a full preview before clicking. You can even choose where your tab bar is – at the top of the browser, to the side, or at the bottom.

Cons

- Because of its smaller user base, once again you may find issues with some websites struggling to load correctly.

- You have to remember to turn off Turbo Mode when visiting sites like YouTube, or you may find it crashes.

- If you're after a simple browsing experience, Opera may offer up a few too many options for you. Yes, we're being picky.

- Widgets are opened out in a separate page, and their lack of integration to main browser has caused some users to complain that they are cumbersome to use, and cause a cluttered browsing experience.

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But if these don't tickle your fancy, why not try one of these instead?

Camino

Some people complain that Mozilla's Firefox hasn't fulfilled its potential on a Mac, and this is what Camino aims to do. With its slogan as 'Mozilla power, Mac style', it concentrates on integrating Mozilla's technology with Mac OS X in a way the Fox hasn't managed to do itself.

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Wyzo

Calling itself 'the media browser', Wyzo features BitTorrent integration with no other software required, faster downloads thanks to multi-source downloading where possible, and improved security. It's still in beta so don't expect a 100% perfect product, but worth a look.

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Flock

Flock describes itself as a 'social browser', which is built on a Firefox core. It integrates web services circling around blogging, photo sharing and bookmark sharing. This means you can expect support for Blogger, TypePad, Wordpress, Flickr, Photobucket, del.icio.us and Shadows.

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For more details on the above, and even more browsers be sure to check out the Alternative Browser Alliance, and let us know which browser you use below.

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May 15, 2008

Suppressed Jehovah's Witnesses Elders' manual 'Pay Attention to Yourselves and All the Flock' (1991). While a number of unauthorized excerpts of the document have appeared over the years, including purported HTML versions of most of the book minus illustrations, an authoritative full original scan has hitherto remained out of public view, preventing reliable third party analysis and reportage.

Distribution restriction:

A copy of this textbook is issued to each appointed elder, and he may retain it as long as he continues to serve as an elder in any congregation. At such time as he should cease to serve in that capacity, his copy of the book must be handed over to the Congregation Service Committee, since this publication is congregation property. No copies are to be made of any part of this publication.

The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society (Jehovah's Witnesses) has agressively tried to censor disection of the material by abusing copyright law since 1997. For instance (http://www.cftf.com/comments/WTpolice.html):

Watchtower Takes Legal Action Against Ex-Members

EX-JWS SUMMONED TO POLICE STATION

In a bold move aimed at suppressing dissident Jehovah’s Witnesses, the Watchtower Society’s New York headquarters has filed charges with the police against ex-members Kent Steinhaug and Jan Haugland of Norway. Steinhaug reported for questioning this morning (March 4, 1997) to the police station in Skein, his home town.

Both men are accused of violating copyright laws by posting copies of a secret elder’s manual on the Internet. The manual 'Pay Attention to Yourselves and to All the Flock' tells local elders how to conduct closed-door trials and other actions controlling the personal lives of Jehovah’s Witnesses.

Among the rules enforced through the manual are forced shunning of family members who leave the sect and the requirement that Witnesses refuse blood transfusions regardless of the consequences in loss of life.

The charges filed against Steinhaug and Haugland allege that they have made the secret manual available to rank-and-file members and to the general public, in violation of a copyright held by the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society. Only Witness elders are allowed to read the book, and an elder must surrender his personal copy if he loses his position in the organization.

The following legal claim was sent to the dissident site DoUKnow (http://www.douknow.net/jw_manual1.htm):

Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania ('Watch Tower'), the holder of the subject copyright, has not given the owner of the aforementioned Web site permission to use this material on its Web site. Thus, reproducing this publication on the Internet is a violation of Watch Tower's copyright.

There are currently no authorized reproductions of the above-mentioned copyrighted material on the Internet; thus, we have attached an electronic file containing a copy of the source publication's cover, copyright page, and table of contents.

We hereby request that you take all steps necessary to remove the infringing material from the referenced Web site.

Please advise us in writing within ten (10) days of the date of this E-mail whether or not you will take the requested action.

I have a good faith belief that use of the materials in the manner complained of is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law.

I hereby state under penalty of perjury that this information is accurate, and that I am authorized to act on behalf of the owner of the infringed materials.

Yours very truly,

/ s /: Richard Moake

Richard D. Moake

Associate General Counsel

rmoake@jw.org

Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania

Legal Department

100 Watchtower Drive

Patterson, NY 12563

Telephone: 845-306-1000

Fax: 845-306-0709

Attachments: 2

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The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society

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Book was originally published by The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society in 1977. This scan is from the 1991 version. It is basically a manual for elders (top position held within a congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses). Much of it is dry and boring, but more interesting parts deal with dispensing discipline when members misbehave.

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