Re:Apple is not defending browser engine choice
by HWR_14 on Friday June 24, 2022 @12:15PM
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> You clearly believe that if they were forced to compete on equal terms with Chrome, they would loose.
Woah there. Will they actually compete on equal terms, or will YouTube/Google/Gmail (the most popular sites on the internet) tell people that not using Chrome is causing a variety of issues.
I don't think Chrome ever really won "on merits", it won on "Google keeps telling me I'm interneting wrong".
Besides that, "better" isn't really a recognizable concept. What you want and what I want are different. And if what I want is a way to prevent ad-tracking, and what Google wants is better ad-tracking, I don't think I win that war of words.
That is, I don't really care what features a browser has if I cannot block ads, and not blocking ads is high on Google's list.
Woah there. Will they actually compete on equal terms, or will YouTube/Google/Gmail (the most popular sites on the internet) tell people that not using Chrome is causing a variety of issues.
I don't think Chrome ever really won "on merits", it won on "Google keeps telling me I'm interneting wrong".
Besides that, "better" isn't really a recognizable concept. What you want and what I want are different. And if what I want is a way to prevent ad-tracking, and what Google wants is better ad-tracking, I don't think I win that war of words.
That is, I don't really care what features a browser has if I cannot block ads, and not blocking ads is high on Google's list.