As more people use a product, more people will try to find bugs in it.
Opera has low number of bugs because of that, phisers/spammers/"hackers" are not interested in waste time in low number of people, they prefer aim to a larger percent of the net users.
Thats why IE has been so much attacked all this years, and firefox is living this now too.
But you can't compare the times that each one takes for path their systems.
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As more people use a product, more people will try to find bugs in it. Opera has low number of bugs because of that, phisers/spammers/"hackers" are not interested in waste time in low number of people, they prefer aim to a larger percent of the net users. Thats why IE has been so much attacked all this years, and firefox is living this now too. But you can't compare the times that each one takes for path their systems.