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An add-on with a consumer-unfriendly opt-out mechanism.

• Dylan16807 11y ago
  You have to opt-out of it existing. But it doesn't do anything unless you opt-in very strongly.
  • totony 11y ago
    It's like saying "installing x doesnt do anything until you execute it!" Its true, but if applied is stupid hard-drive wise. /flamewar
    • Dylan16807 11y ago
      Except when you execute it all it does is sit there asking you to register. And space-wise we're talking a couple kilobytes. You can't really have an opt-in without a point at which you ask the user about the option. The easily-removed button does that, the fact that it's not truly purged from the browser is a geeky detail that they're working on fixing.