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Edward C. Baig: Personal Tech - Tired of Internet Explorer's risks? Try one of these browsers
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| The Web browser nearly everyone uses has gaping security holes. That's why security experts are recommending people ditch Microsoft's Internet Explorer and seek an alternate browser. |
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Jul 8, 2004 19:04:07 | | Author | USATODAY.com |
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