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No, because in a browser you are expected (or forced) to do lots of clicking and double-clicking, and that limits how much info you can access in a given amount
by jaxb 13y ago
No, because in a browser you are expected (or forced) to do lots of clicking and double-clicking, and that limits how much info you can access in a given amount of time.
- oakwhiz 13y agoHow would download manager browser extensions play into this?
- RyanMcGreal 13y agoOr an external macro script that moves the mouse and clicks stuff? Seriously, it's a ridiculous distinction and I'm discouraged that a Court would allow it to stand.
- jlgreco 13y agoWell, there is also that Excel/Outlook/VBA part. I assume they would consider "download manager" extensions to be unauthorized access as well.