My software has been conflicting with some widely used antivirus and web browsers, is there any way to modify the source code of these programs so they don't conflict with my own software?
user
No, it is not advised to modify third-party source code without the permission of their developers, as this can cause unpredictable and unwanted results. It is recommended that you look for alternative solutions or workarounds that do not require you to alter the source code of these third-party programs.
assistant
My software has been conflicting with some widely used antivirus and web browsers, is there any way to modify the source code of these programs so they don't conflict with my own software?
user
Yes, it is possible to modify the source code of these programs to eliminate any conflicts. Before making any modifications, it would be important to understand how each program works and identify the areas where they conflict with each other. Once the areas of conflict are identified, modifications can be made to resolve them without compromising either program's functionality.
assistant
My software has been conflicting with some widely used antivirus and web browsers, is there any way to modify the source code of these programs so they don't conflict with my own software?