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I 100% agree with what you are saying, but in support of GP, I'm sure they were meaning the spirit of net neutrality (don't shape my request), NOT the legal def

• brokensegue 9y ago
  the browsers requests are your requests
  • jermaustin1 9y ago
    But are they? You have no real control on what the browser does when you say GO. Sure you can change browsers, and thats cool, but most consumers don't know who/what/when/where/how to change to another browser. Its a bit naive, because we technical people can switch willy-nilly from one browser to the next, to assume everyone can.
    • brokensegue 9y ago
      > but most consumers don't know who/what/when/where/how to change to another browser. I don't think that's true.