> Secondly, even though ftp is often used anonymously we can't just assume > that, since that means you can't log in with a username on a site where > anonymous login is allowed. > [...] > This makes it possible to log in both with name and anonymous, and it > uses the common "if you don't know what the heck the dialog is about, > just click ok" user feature to enable easy anonymous login. I'm not sure my parents or sisters would click on "ok" in front of such a dialog. They'd be confused about the dialog, and I wouldn't be surprised if they cancelled everything or filled out bogus values and then decide the ftp method doesn't work. I'd be more in favour to expect a "username ftpsite" uri from users who want to log on a ftp server which accepts both anonymous and non anonymous logins. This could also be exposed in a more discoverable way in "network locations" Christophe
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