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That seems likely. What's funny is how Edge (and eventually IE) became even more entrenched in the system than before, yet nobody cares anymore. Almost like the
by micmil 7y ago
That seems likely. What's funny is how Edge (and eventually IE) became even more entrenched in the system than before, yet nobody cares anymore. Almost like the whole thing was a bunch of arm-waving by nerds and regulators that wanted to pretend they knew what was going on.
- ma2rten 7y agoIE is not the dominant browser anymore and Windows is not the dominant OS anymore (if you consider mobile). Instead Google got a huge fine in Europe now for being the default search engine on Android.