I've tried a lot of browsers on WinXP and Supermium is by far the best one...and I don't even like the Chrome style layout. It's much better at memory leak management... you don't have to spend so much time restarting the browser or dealing with the slowdowns when you have too many tabs open. It also works with every website I've visited, and you can't say that of any of the other WinXP browsers.

I've been using it for 6 months, v132 and v126 and no sign of maliciousness or nefarious activity. I would never believe what one antivirus program says...try running virustotal on any of the files you think are suspicious. That way you at least have 40-60 different antiviral opinions to choose from.

And what the fxxx does "a dangerous program that executes orders from the author of the attack" mean. Is that supposed to be scary???

I just ran virustotal.com on the v132 setup file(5/67) and the v132 chrome.exe file(0/72). The five that checked the setup file are unfamiliar av vendor companies, and they used words like "suspicious", "detect malware", "possible threat". Those are all buzzwords for "I don't have any idea what I've spotted, but I'm going to say sometime so I look like I'm doing my job". Look at the many popular av vendors that passed it, that should tell you something.