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This analogy breaks down because it's my browser and my hardware. You're essentially putting both the web site and the viewer in a room together that happens to
by rdiddly 10y ago
This analogy breaks down because it's my browser and my hardware. You're essentially putting both the web site and the viewer in a room together that happens to belong to the people who own the site. Whereas the reality is that each party owns his own end of a connection. My house is connected to their house/store. Neither party's rules apply outside their own domain, no pun intended. I can't remove the banners from their store, without permission and they can't display them in my house without permission.