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On the one hand I dislike that Safari has a monopoly in iOS, but I fear the alternative is a de-facto monopoly for Chrome, which could be even worse.
by mr_toad 8y ago
On the one hand I dislike that Safari has a monopoly in iOS, but I fear the alternative is a de-facto monopoly for Chrome, which could be even worse.
- milkytron 8y agoWhat happened to Firefox?
- rubidium 8y agoIt looses everywhere it competes with Chrome... much as I hate to say it.
- shmerl 8y agoIt doesn't matter if it can't be even released there. That's the whole point. Apple don't compete on merit, they use monopolistic tactics to ban competition.
- millstone 8y agoWhen Google puts Chrome banners on google.com, and in gmail popups, is that "competing on merit?" How can I run some ads on google.com?
- shmerl 8y agoFirefox could be released for iOS if not for this ban.
- millstone 8y agoAnd so would Chrome which would, realistically, be far more popular.