Is Scanit still a reliable test for current browsers ?

Does anyone on the forum know if Scanit's Browser Test is still reliable with the newer web browsers ? Here's the link if anyone wants to try it. http://bcheck.scanit.be/bcheck/

I just checked it out. Seems to be doing it's job. Also, it reported what I already knew, that I have RAM issues (on my notebook). It didn't report that the HDD's health is at less than 1%, but that wasn't part of the test.

It also done a few other tests, all except the RAM one passed.

Cat

I'm not sure how reliable the test are.

I can only report, all test passed on my setup.

Yeah, I'm not sure if it's an up to date test. When I got my V2 Premier pc from ShopNBC back in 2005. It came a program called Data Lifeguard Tools and it had a link to the Scanit Browser test in it. I was wondering if anyone knows if it's current. If it is IE9, Firefox 4 and Opera 11.01 all pass it.

What I don't know about the program is, what info is this app collecting, that we may not know about, besides what browser & version that we're running. First off, it reported to ignore any AV/IS interference, but at the time I ran it, I was using FF 3.6.16 on Mint 9. I have nothing of value on it, and I use the built in tool to delete all history everytime I run it.

I'm a bit leery when a app, especially one that I just heard of for the first time, tells me to ignore my AV protection. If plenty of users were using it, and no reported problems, then yes, I may try it out.

For running it one time, it appears to be working OK.

Cat

Cat. It checks the browsers to make sure there aren't any vulnerabilities in it.

SOLVED. Not worrying about it.