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Posted by Steven Wu on Thursday, February 06 @ 13:48:40 EST
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As seen on a Slashdot, Microsoft and its MSN site deliberately send broken pages to people using the popular Opera browser. Opera has a full-blown analysis here. As the Opera site reminds us, this is not the first time Microsoft has tried to pull such a trick.
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Re: MSN Sabotages Opera (Score: 0) by Anonymous on Thursday, February 06 @ 16:34:09 EST | shouldn't that be illegal?
What it tries to do is to make new Opera users think that thier browser is broken, it is certainly not good ethics. |
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Re: MSN Sabotages Opera (Score: 1) by starbuck on Thursday, February 06 @ 19:02:10 EST (User Info | Send a Message) | A charge of sabotage requires intent. I see NOTHING in any of the stories that indicates MS deliberately chose to mess with Opera 7. This could just as easily be crappy legacy code. After-all, Opera 7 is brand new. |
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- Re: MSN Sabotages Opera by Anonymous on Friday, February 07 @ 00:07:00 EST
- Intent by Anonymous on Friday, February 07 @ 03:51:09 EST
- Re: Intent by starbuck on Friday, February 07 @ 12:41:34 EST
- Re: Intent by Anonymous on Friday, February 07 @ 15:12:36 EST
- Re: Intent by starbuck on Friday, February 07 @ 12:57:04 EST
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