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May 03, 2008
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I think the basic fact of ALL OS X browsers (except Opera) having anti-phishing has been missed by various Mac news sites/mags.
This is the solution of issue which Paypal CTO made unjustified claims about.
It was like 100s of news stories "Paypal claims Safari is insecure" with rumours like "Safari will be blocked" along with hundreds of comments just at Macworld.
Now a third party, shareware developers adds anti-phishing support to every popular OS X browser also wisely choosing a completely open, community supported service but I don't see at news sites.
Don't want to advertise it? OK, 1Password also showed a very reliable way of adding anti-phishing support to all OS X browsers, at least make that news so some clever developer can use same method (I bet you would even help) to make a "phishtank system wide" plugin for OS X.
It almost feels weird to say this time, for some reason, 1Password is not getting attention it deserves.
BTW, Opera 9.5b2 has Applescript support ;)
Posted by: Ilgaz | May 04, 2008 at 06:01 AM