anti-user

Please do not hijack the back or forward buttons, its an abusive anti-user pattern that is showing up more and more.

None of these reasons are valid, all of them are crooked and anti-user, but they are often present in various combinations.

This wouldn't be that bad, except Google is aggressively anti-user when it comes to this stuff, overriding both your headers and OS settings.

Stop giving any money to any business that uses these anti-user technologies.

In view of that, and their apparent weathering of past anti-user controversies, a user revolt would seem like the lesser evil from a short-sighted perspective.

It's very anti-user, I use it to listen to longer podcasts in the background.

The recent removal of the system tray icon is anti-user.

What this shows is how anti-user closed app eco-systems are.

Having been a customer of all three, I can say that RCN has the least worst customer service and the least anti-user policies.

I certainly will not be supporting these kinds of anti-user lock-in SaaS platforms.

I think the objection is that the initial knee-jerk reaction to try to fend off scrapers/competitors had a (potentially unintended) consequence of being pretty anti-user by claiming exclusive ownership over the user's content.

Hmm, I don't think of Apple as anti-user when I plug in my iPad in the dark without having to look at it.

The worst part is that the masses are going to think these anti-user measures are helping them, "because security".

But for the majority of the people, who do not work in the one company releasing the binary, the GPL is infinitely freer than any of the anti-user licences he's listed as "less harmful".

The "security" of newer Windows is mostly anti-user, anti-freedom.

"noreply" emails are anti-user-friendly.