Discussion » Chrome EULA gives rights to your posted content to Google.

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Posted by WarHead, around September 2008:
 
Chrome EULA gives rights to your posted content to Google.
Posted by che, around September 2008:
 
When is Chrome going to support firefox style plugins, thats what I want to know.

There isn't nearly enough stuff to tinker with in the initial release.
Posted by Saltation, around September 2008:
 
anyone else find the cartoon explanation of chrome's key difference kinda painful in terms of the worry/implication that the core architects grew up in the world of microsoft's version of the difference b/w processes and threads?

specifically, [if the comic is valid] it's optimised for windows' [rather broken for historical reasons] implementation of same. ie, windows threads are vastly more "heavy" relative to processes (and practically harder to manage) than (especially) unices' threads
Posted by Gary, 4th September 2008:
 
That section of the EULA has since been withdrawn:

www.theregister.co.uk/2008/...
Posted by WarHead, 4th September 2008:
 
I feel so proud.
Posted by Miki, 5th September 2008:
 
I feel so confused
Posted by WarHead, 5th September 2008:
 
That's how I usually feel.
Posted by syl, 5th September 2008:
 
Me too.