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Normally they are looking for what features you use most and how you use them. For example a program has a button on the main menu, after collecting usage stat
by CoryMathews 17y ago
Normally they are looking for what features you use most and how you use them.
For example a program has a button on the main menu, after collecting usage stats they find out no one clicks this button. Thus they remove it from the menu. ect. Its normally all for usability.
- vijayr 17y agoIs this data public, in the case of open source projects like Eclipse?
- CoryMathews 17y agoIts probably optional, I don't regularly use Eclipse but for example Firefox just did it and it is optional.