What a load of garbage<p>"Does the browser benefit from Windows Operating System features that protect against arbitrary data execution?<p>Does the browser benefit from Windows Operating System features that randomize the memory layout to make it harder for attackers to find their target?"<p>I got a checkmark on both those. Yet I'm running Mac.<p>I also got an "X" on "Does the browser help protect you from websites that are known to distribute socially engineered malware?" yet I'm running Chrome, and little do Microsoft know but Google keeps an entire db of "socially engineered malware" and disallows you to access it.<p>Good old Microsoft trash browser stats, just like the old IE is the safest browser one.
I don't particularly care about the spin that this website puts on various browsers. What I do like about it is that it may convince some users to upgrade their browser. Everyone wins when users pick modern browsers, regardless of which one they choose.
HA! The most ironic thing is that this tool has Facebook like buttons all over it. Give the state of Facebook privacy and not actually being able to log out. The Facebook buttons are the biggest privacy and security concern, not your browser.
This is essentially a measure of how much turd polishing has been applied to your browser. To people who think that furious effort mummifying design faults with a flurry of band-aids is a good substitute for fundamental design quality and objective, external results this is fantastic. To people who think otherwise this is decidedly underwhelming.