Was asking myself the same thing. This would make sense if your submit button will actually cause an ajax request that you might want to repeat. But actually submitting the form will cause a page reload either way, or not?

I guess it doesn't necessary have to be filing patents, but rather checking whether you'll be infringing any.

Isn't that exactly what you don't want to do, since infringement is almost impossible to avoid, and wilful infringement costs more?

It's "root" when you use the first letter of the first name + last name.

that's very clever! I'm curios how that works though: does the system suddenly give you superuser privileges?

D'oh. How did I miss that. Thank you.

They also apply different methodologies from case to case. Some publishers include Comscore's tracking beacon, so their data will be based on a mix of panel and "real" tracking data whereas other data will only rely on the panel.

I agree.

What I would like to add is that the author seems to neglect, that it's actually the negative comments through which you are able to learn new things about a specific topic - for the exact reasons that you mention.

I think the beautiful thing is, that you can use whatever browser you want. Yandex' is just another option, that might not be right for you, but might fit the needs of several others.

Unfortunately all the major browsers appear to be headed in this direction, so it's only an illusion of choice.

WebKit is open source, and it's easy to make your own if you want to.

You should totally patent that idea!