NOD32 and Mozilla Thunderbird and Firefox

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Steve H

To All:

I am sorry if this is any sort of repost.

Today, I dumped my old AV when it expired and installed NOD32 which has
consistently gotten very favorable posts in the NG. I have used Mozilla
Thunderbird and Firefox for several years (and the Mozilla Suite before
that). In the NOD32 settings, I saw info on MS email clients but
nothing on Mozilla email clients.

Soo..., the first question is - does NOD32 work with Mozilla email clients?

And the second question is - does NOD32 work with Mozilla web browsers.

Thanks,

Steve
 
DA had written this in response to
http://www.secure-gear.com/alt.comp...lla-Thunderbird-and-Firefox-article23278-.htm
:
Steve H wrote:

Soo..., the first question is - does NOD32 work with Mozilla email
clients?
Click to expand...
And the second question is - does NOD32 work with Mozilla web browsers.
Click to expand...

I don't use Thunderbird but as far as Firefox is concerned, I can attest
that it works perfectly with NOD32




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Steve H brought next idea :
Today, I dumped my old AV when it expired and installed NOD32 which has

Soo..., the first question is - does NOD32 work with Mozilla email clients?
Yes.

And the second question is - does NOD32 work with Mozilla web browsers.
Click to expand...

Yes.

(using Firefox 2.0.0.4 and Thunderbird 2.0.0.4)
 
FredW said:
Steve H brought next idea :

Yes.

(using Firefox 2.0.0.4 and Thunderbird 2.0.0.4)
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Fred:

Thanks for the re. So is EMON MS Outlook specific and if so, can I
disable it?

Steve
 
Steve H has brought this to us :
Thanks for the re. So is EMON MS Outlook specific and if so, can I disable
it?
Click to expand...

Emon is Outlook (NOT Outlook Express) only.
I do not use Outlook, so I disabled Emon long ago.
;-)
 
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