The survival of the open web, whatever that means, depends on a bit player (~15% marketshare, neck and neck with IE) with an abysmal security record, questionab

The survival of the open web, whatever that means, depends on a bit player (~15% marketshare, neck and neck with IE) with an abysmal security record, questionable leadership, and who's in the immediate process of disassembling their only remaining competitive advantage? If this is the case, "the open web" did not go extinct, it committed suicide.