Comment Re:Someone doesn't quite understand patents (Score 1) 146
And Microsoft can remove the infringing feature without having to purchase a license to do so.
I'm not sure you have any idea what you're talking about.
You're comparing something that's highly rich in features, like Firefox, to an extremely bloated frontend. If it uses 75 megs of RAM to run something extremely simple, what do you think would happen with something just as complex as Firefox? Does extrapolation mean nothing to you?
You simply need a wire hanger.
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