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Stay Secure

by grafio ·

Keep your eye on the security of popular Web browsers.

Description

WARNING: The development of this widget by me is OVER. Some parts of it or the whole widget may be broken. I cannot remove my widgets, broken or not, once they are uploaded thanks to awesome Opera Software policy ("No, you can't delete your own widgets"). So there you go. Also from now on my code and graphics in this widget is released into public domain. *** This widget shows the security status of the latest versions of IE, Firefox, Opera and Safari. The bars represent how dangerous is the worst unfixed hole (not the number of holes) - the lower a bar, the better security. The data about the vulnerabilities is loaded from Secunia site. It's refreshed once per hour. IMPORTANT NOTE: The widget by itself DOES NOT make you more secure or protect you from anything. This is a general information accurate only for the latest versions of the browsers. Always use the most current version of your browser and install security patches!

Screenshots

Stay Secure
Stay Secure

Comments (20 on the original page, latest shown)

  • techlawsamJul 8, 2010
    works even in opera 10.70 desktop team snapshot excellent!
  • rhkyJul 10, 2010
    provides a good link, but doesn't note that Safari 5 [5.0 (7533.16) on my PC] vulnerability should be rated less critical (just two bars) -- shouldn't this widget detect the installed version and properly match to the Secunia data? If it does, it's very cool indeed, but if it doesn't, it's just another shoulda woulda, but couldna.
  • ZainalbenzaJul 15, 2010
    Widget yang bagus untuk link dan scurity
  • kengaugustJul 26, 2010
    tank you
  • AntonDiazAug 11, 2010
    Please, update winget: Firefox 3.6 Safari 5 Chrome 5
  • JurgiAug 13, 2010
    May I suggest to change the size of widget e bit? It is smaller than new title bar above it and it looks strange.
  • JurgiSep 7, 2010
    Maybe it's time for some new features? E.g. some details or security tips?
  • paco64Sep 9, 2010
    Excellent widget. 10/10 I would like that you add google Chrome, Adobe Flash player and Adobe PDF Reader Optionaly Thunderbird and VLC Evince Gnome And a setting to disable and enable the product you are using. Safari is not very usefull in Linux except if you use if throw wine The reason is simple I am using Linux and as I cannot use PSI secunia. So this widget give me basic information But I cannot know if Adobe Flash Adobe PDF Reader are secure. Furthermore Google Chrome is also used so now I think its missing. My favorite browser are Opera and Chrome And for developpement Firefox for Firebug. Thank a lot to the developer for the very good job.
  • gazovichkaOct 7, 2010
    Laughing is not a sin, but to admit it when reading such information at least surprised me ) Forgive me for bad English.
  • DasFoxOct 25, 2010
    How does this work and how accurate is this?
  • PoseteNov 6, 2010
    What is all about this previous comments?
  • freelivingwyDec 14, 2010
    这个,用处不大啊。
  • bryanukMar 8, 2011
    awesome widget, nice piece of development.
  • PS3linkApr 10, 2011
    Didn't work for me, noticed a bug report on the LOADING ERROR since Feb 18th, so not expecting this to be fixed soon. Firewall and peerblock were disabled, HOSTS file removed, still the LOADING ERROR. Would of been a nice addition.
  • DevinePredecessorApr 19, 2011
    "Loading Error" for me
  • blullockMay 6, 2011
    we at this time have alot of adversary [hacking].../problem will be solved soon as possible
  • [email protected]May 25, 2011
    ...这个东东。。。
  • disneylandparisNov 17, 2011
    I still sometimes use the old version for surfing, a pitty that this is not developed further.
  • naildesignsDec 13, 2011
    Looks good, and the idea behind is good.
  • leefleaMar 19, 2012
    I don't see WHY we can't remove any widget we wish.

Download

Download 1.83

Works with Opera 9 to Opera 12.

About this widget

Downloads1,556,293
CategoryMiscellaneous
Version1.83
Size70KB
Last updateMarch 10, 2010
Devicesdesktop
Original pageInternet Archive