Successful vulnerability attacks... Microsoft Windows: 6 Apple OS X: 5 Adobe Flash: 4 Apple Safari: 3 Microsoft Edge: 2 Google Chrome: 1 (duplicate of an independently reported vulnerability) The results speak for themselves. All you Windows haters/Apple faggits can suck off. Windows 10 had 1 more hole than OSX but Safari had one more than the new MS Edge browser. A push as far as I'm concerned. All these exploits gained root access to the system. The single chrome exploit had already been submitted to Google and has been on the list to patch. BTW: did you hear about the hospital that had every single patient record encrypted by cryptolocker? Keep laughing at me for pushing Chromebooks on all of you. @newcastlefan
is the study adjusted to accommodate the numbers of each sold? results don't matter since nobody considers Chrome to be a serious contender.
Adjusted for what? An exploit is an exploit. And I know chrome isn't real for some people but I guarantee its good for 90% of the posters here. I consider the user when I suggest stuff.
Pushed Chromebooks onto several family members so I wouldn't have a spare room full of computers that were malware/virus ridden needing to be cleaned. After three years the experiment has been a success. Only had one cousin who installed couponexplorer extension which installed a toolbar and hijacked her start page, iirc. Deleting the extension and all was good. My Samsung XE-303 has never had an issue in the almost 4 years I've had it, which is pretty, pretty good.
