> it will not become irrelevant anytime soon unless there is a better end user product. Most of the end users today never made a conscious choice about this, i

> it will not become irrelevant anytime soon unless there is a better end user product. Most of the end users today never made a conscious choice about this, in the same way most people didn't question Windows as "the operating system" years ago. Google is pre-configured almost everywhere, its brand name is synonymous with web search and most people never even try anything else. IOW, it's not the superior quality of the end product that decides the market share today, it's sufficient quality and no good reason to switch.