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If you access a direct link (to someone's browser info) the page should make it clear that it's not your browser you are visiting. Now it says "share your brows
by rplnt 14y ago
If you access a direct link (to someone's browser info) the page should make it clear that it's not your browser you are visiting. Now it says "share your browser info" even if you opened some other url.
- bmj1 14y agoNice idea - this could be achieved by dropping a cookie.
- ashitvora 14y agoI guess what he is trying to do is, ask user's OS, Browser, whether Flash or any other plugin is installed or not when you are talking to customer for support. Not to gather stats.
- ashastry 14y agoThanks for the feedback. We will fix this..