S�ren Kuklau wrote: > On 3/15/2002 10:56 PM, jukola apparently wrote exactly the following: > >> The "drawback" doesn't only send information that is necessary to send >> about the crash itself. > > > It does.
No, it doesn't. What possible information about a crash of Moz is concealed in the name of my computer? > >> It send also information about the printer I'm using. Why? A software, >> which is used to browse the internet, should not be concerned of that, >> should it? > > > Mozilla does a great job at printing (at least for me). I've never trusted Moz with a print job. Especially not after the information it apparently sends somewhere for an unknown reason. God knows what's its sending in addition to the print job itself? > >> Is Mozilla's operations dependant on the name of my computer? > > > No, I doubt that. > Then, why ask for it? >> If it has, I would say "Houston, we have a problem". What happens >> with Mozilla if I decide to change the name of my computer? Would it >> die? 0.9.9 is then the last revision we'll ever see? > > > Yes ;-) > Thank God! I change my mind. It would be a disaster! Leaving the battle field to M$ is like, uh..., giving up. Nevertheless, my personal info is mine, it doesn't belong to a softaware vendor. -- jukola
