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11-Feb-2009, 05:57 PM #1
script blocking -- are they the same thing?
hello,

My antivirus, Avast Pro, has a module called script blocking.

My browser, Firefox, has an add in that blocks scripts.

Are these "scripts" the same thing?

Thank you
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