I was simply replying to the quote:
"I think that Apple's updater has pre-checked what a typical person
would want to check. Why should they cater their settings to please a
small number of Apple haters?"
When updating iTunes, why is it "unproductive and silly" to not want to
download and install an additional browser (Safari)? What does one have
to do with the other? Is Safari required to operate iTunes or will
Safari make listening to iTunes safer and more enjoyable? How is asking
for the default setting of unrelated and unasked-for add-ons to be
unchecked "unproductive and silly"?
Richard P.
It is interesting to note that just because someone mentions that they
don't like having pre-checked add-on software that has nothing to do
with the original program which they are updating, that they suddenly
get thrown into a group called not "typical" as well as "Apple haters".
Snip... What you are demanding
is unproductive and silly. It would be like saying "I sent you my resume.
You don't want to hire me do you?" Only a sick mind would do that.
(If you write back that I wrote you have a sick mind I will sigh QED.)
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