Get a feel for your habits: $ for x in *; do file $x; done | grep JPEG | sed 's/://' | awk '{ printf("<img src=\"file:///home/dave/.mozilla/dave/2n6h694q.slt/Cache/%s\">\n", $1); }' > ~/test.html

This is the most retarded 'advisory' I've ever seen. There were half a dozen Visual Basic programs out there that exploited this by the mid 90s, and it's never been considered an issue of any severity. This is not news!! [link]

The most useful fast-access information tool I've discovered lately is a Wikipedia shortcut in Mozilla. File a bookmark with location "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%s" and keyword "w". Then you can jump to any Wikipedia article by typing "w articlename" in the URL bar. It even works with spaces.