Scam alert...

Here's how I browse the web: The latest version of Firefox + NoScript + a few other privacy and cookie blocker extensions on my main machine, with no plugins. This is what I use to access web mail / web banking / etc... I use SumatraPDF as my PDF viewer. I just use the free MS security essentials for AV. Then I have a Windows XP image in VMWare running Firefox along with NoScript, just about every plugin (Flash, Java, Shockwave, Djvu, QuickTime, etc...) and Adobe Acrobat. It has a resident Kaspersky AV scanner running all the time, and McAfee command line does a system scan at boot time. This is what I use to do casual web browsing, watching videos, etc... NoScript takes care of a lot of problems. If I get sent to a web site that has a big "Plugin blocked" icon on it, I know something fishy is going on, especially since I already have every plugin under the sun installed in the VMware browser. I've been playing around with scripting to see if I can get copied URLS to automatically open in Firefox in the VM image.