Things like "Apple isn't providing a list of ISPs that promote iOS in a drop down in the default install" (paragraph 28) or trying to make companies switch from using Chrome to Safari (paragraph 17) or trying to get content providers to make safari specific alterations to their pages that wouldn't work in Chrome (paragraph 33).

Half of DOJ's case about anti-competitive behavior was about the activities that Microsoft took to try to force Netscape out of places through business pressure. Two of the other items were about OEM and licensing, and one was about bundling the browser into the next version of Windows.

The time that Apple did do that was with book pricing. https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/technology/justice-d...