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Originally Posted by MaddogK
If you read the article it says the problem is with WINDOWS, and IE exploits the security hole.
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Yea although:
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presumably because they don't want users to migrate to other browsers.
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This workaround is an MSI package (Microsoft "FixIt") that uses the Windows application compatibility toolkit to make a small change to MSHTML.DLL every time it is loaded by Internet Explorer. This change causes Internet Explorer to refuse to import a CSS style sheet if it has the same URL as the CSS style sheet from which it is being loaded. Simply put, the workaround inserts a check to see if a style sheet is about to be loaded recursively, and if it so, it aborts the load of the style sheet.
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It would certainly seem that it is a Internet Explorer issue, since the patch/workaround addresses exactly that.