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Is there existing case law around browser extensions that only alter the presentation of a web page on the client machine? You know, things like adblockers or e

by mthoms 3y ago

Is there existing case law around browser extensions that only alter the presentation of a web page on the client machine? You know, things like adblockers or extensions that alter a specific site?

wbl 3y ago
It's called a user agent for a reason: it works on behalf of the user.
- mthoms 3y ago
  I agree. I'm asking if the courts do or do not.