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Solve : Google browser to compete with Microsoft and Firefox? |
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Answer» Hmmmmm.....I seem to have lost $5000........ BRONI!!!!Too LATE...all spent Hey drmsucks, now patio wants a chunk....LOL Yeah...well he can just Told you Google was up to no good with this one. I knew it was a further attempt to add more data too there bottomless cyber pit of data they seem to have accumulated over the years. Stupid EULA's, they'll be the death of us some day. Quote By installing said software, you agree to donate all vital organs and your soul to {insert company here}Actually, Microsofts EULA's have been invalidated in several locations around the world- don't know about other companies. The problem was the disclaimer that "By opening this package, you agree to the terms in the EULA" and yet the EULA was IN the package.Yeah, I know what you mean. Its just the companies trying to control there product and figure out how and why people are using it, what there using it for, and so on. I believe that to be an INVASION of privacy to the fullest extent though, I won't support any product that will claim to take ownership of anything you do in/with it.Do you guys have any info for me with regard to the SECURITY vulnerabilities in chrome? I have been reading stuff and learning loads. It is intresting this whole browser is pretty FUNKY. Read a whole thread, and you'll know. |
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