@ClosetOtaku: NoScript is Awesome, but it requires some setting up.
@Zom-B: Plus, thanks to the goddamned telcos (Bell/Rogers/Shaw) and their wallet-raping 15GB/moth BW + $5/GB overage charge, not many people can afford it.
Instead of the pinned tabs tip, why don't just put the bookmarks button in the navigation bar? You can easily browse the bookmarks from there.
@Dimensiation: Prey has an option to do a "hidden install", ie it doesn't install any files. Prey runs as a service either way, and the only files it installs are configurers. You can always configure prey using the web portal.
@KamWrex: Because Nytimes was free until very recently, and you aren't able to access most of the content without paying.
Just to force any thief to log into Windows, you should password-protect the BIOS and disable booting from removable devices.
@echo off: Thanks for the link.
@echo off: How about this: Opera was the first browser to use tabs.
@Alexander Ward: You can use TabMixPlus, and set it to lock app tabs.
@greyfish7: Hey, you can just download again. I don't think Mozilla would know whether you installed it or not.
"Best guess for Final Fantasy Versus XIII Release Date is 2011"
@boobsandbacon: Actually, it's previously.
@Andinator: Who cares? Get him to install Chrome or Firefox 4.
@mandy22: Opera did it first.
@Jeffski: Chrome supports GPU acceleration through the about:flags page.
@armerad: Xmarks works in IE.
@sdreelin: Plus, Grid Multifactor Authentication means that you aren't SOL if someone gets your password.
@raycrios: Use the dev version from here: [tmp.garyr.net]