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Why is it that Nokia gets ripped apart for this, but Opera-mini gets a free pass? This is not the default behavior for Internet Explorer, you'd have to opt-in.
by Permit 14y ago
Why is it that Nokia gets ripped apart for this, but Opera-mini gets a free pass? This is not the default behavior for Internet Explorer, you'd have to opt-in.
- rplnt 14y agoIt's about page views. There's nothing revolutionary or wrong with this. It's specific browser for specific purpose. It's a documented behavior. It's been used for years. Nothing interesting about it.. unless you write and article like this to bait the readers and make them share it. Another option is the author is an incompetent idiot (news-writing-wise).