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If your ultimate actions were anti-competitive, even if it was a legitimate mistake, then you can't and shouldn't let it slide. If people started following that
by GhotiFish 11y ago
If your ultimate actions were anti-competitive, even if it was a legitimate mistake, then you can't and shouldn't let it slide. If people started following that philosophy, companies like Microsoft will start causing "innocent little mistakes" every day.
This absolutely, positively, would never, ever, happen in Chrome. Never. Yet here we are. "oops!"
I absolutely believe it was an accident, but I don't believe it should be fully treated like one.
- jimmaswell 11y agoI somewhat doubt it was an accident. Google products always seemed tailored to work less well in Firefox. YouTube always seemed to be slow on Firefox for me on anything less than an i5 while it worked perfectly in Chrome on even pretty bad PCs, which shouldn't happen because other video sites always worked just fine in Firefox, even when serving much higher-resolution video.