Msfirefox !? -Super Spoof

A super spoof site: http://www.msfirefox.com/

From the interface, this website is really similar to Microsoft's official website from the beginning to the end. Not only does the msfirefox section imitate IE7, but the small icons and copyright notices in front of the website have not been missed. The entire website has complete functions and various classified projects are very detailed ...... Work hard.

According to the "Press Release" of the website, Firefox luva69 has been fired and replaced by Microsoft CEO Ballmer. Firefox has become a Microsoft department and elected Bill Gates as President, Co-chairman, and Vice President.

If this is nothing, let's take a look at "Integrating" Firefox and IE's new browsers. Msfirefox focuses on the "cut away effect" function, which can randomly block a page with a rendering Effect of 90%, thus saving system resources, at the same time, the screen area can be maximized to the desktop, allowing you to perform daily tasks more easily.

Msfirefox also supports RSS, but here it stands for "real simple sex ". The website claims this is a newAlgorithmTechnology is what many netizens dream. I will not repeat this technology here if the website is in full swing.

The "takeover" protection technology, similar to Windows Defender and patchguard, can defend against various malicious attacks.ProgramSuch as Symantec, McAfee, Kaspersky, and trend. In addition, msfirefox's parental control technology allows children to access only the Microsoft website. All "Features" are described here.

The website also provides msfirefox download, But if you click, I want to pay $30 to see if I need a 4-core processor with a clock speed of GHz, a Microsoft mouse and keyboard package, a MB video card, a hd dvd drive, or even a new Linux Browser. I finally got IE7.

Adobe Flash and Windows Media Player are also at the bottom of the homepage: Microsoft releases Microsoft akboe phlash, allowing you to enjoy photos, music, and videos.

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