Yes, but you still install Origin as a program on its own, and you use it every day if you play games on it. Should't it be listed as such ?
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If you have done the Steam survey or if not: http://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey
You can notice that Steam doesn't count Origin in the list of programs installed. But it does count the % of PC's that have EA download manager installed.
I found this quite interesting.
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