Thanks, you have helped me to understand your particular take on
this issue much better. If I now understand the situation correctly,
you are not going to be able to do anything from a technical aspect
to stop a client's browser program from processing your website
text through that client's browser and extensions, and getting eBay
advertisement.
Legally, I cannot offer you advice. I have my own personal
opinion that eBay legal looked at this angle and decided that as
long as the end user is free to install or not install this browser
extension, there's nothing you can do to stop it. That's because the
advertising is taking place on the client's computer and not on your
website. That's technically correct, and semantically of no solace to you.
Thanks for clarifying the situation. Why on earth would someone
want this on their browser though? Gluttons for eBay
punishment I guess.
Cheers,
Carl
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Must use Buy It Now and PayPal.
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The hosting company knows nothing about this. This is something that ebay is doing.
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