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Snaky comments aside, I would guess that this has something to do with Windows/Internet-Explorer licenses. Its totally not cool, but let us give them the benefi
by niyazpk 16y ago
Snaky comments aside, I would guess that this has something to do with Windows/Internet-Explorer licenses. Its totally not cool, but let us give them the benefit of doubt until it turns out that they have malicious intentions.
[As an aside I wonder how many people actually use Spoon for doing cross-browser testing of their websites. IIRC Spoon Browsers cannot access websites in the local Intranet.]
- necolas 16y agoI've used Spoon to test sites running on local web servers.
- RyanMcGreal 16y agoTheir intentions don't have to be malicious. Even if Hanlon's Razor applies, the mere stupidity of this move is enough to decry it.