Making it appear on the first page doesn't mean the user accepts it. It
is like asking to pay copyright every time someone is mumbling a song in
the street and you are close enough to hear.
Il giorno dom, 14/09/2008 alle 18.27 +0000, TAC one ha scritto:
> As Sebastian Bengtsson, putting the eula in the first page would be
> nice.
>
> Would be even nicer (but thats depends on Mozilla lawyers, and I don't
> think it will be feasible) creating a page like the creative commons
> one:
> http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
> Such page would link or (better) embedd the full eula in a textarea.
>
> Since i don't think it will be feasible (but maybe worth a try ?) i'd
> go with the Ubuntu Web Browser idea.
>
Making it appear on the first page doesn't mean the user accepts it. It
is like asking to pay copyright every time someone is mumbling a song in
the street and you are close enough to hear.
Il giorno dom, 14/09/2008 alle 18.27 +0000, TAC one ha scritto:
> As Sebastian Bengtsson, putting the eula in the first page would be creativecommons .org/licenses/ by/3.0/
> nice.
>
> Would be even nicer (but thats depends on Mozilla lawyers, and I don't
> think it will be feasible) creating a page like the creative commons
> one:
> http://
> Such page would link or (better) embedd the full eula in a textarea.
>
> Since i don't think it will be feasible (but maybe worth a try ?) i'd
> go with the Ubuntu Web Browser idea.
>