> perhaps bundling Firefox (to stab at Google) for a fraction of the cost of continued Edge development. I think that would have been a preferable outcome, fo

> perhaps bundling Firefox (to stab at Google) for a fraction of the cost of continued Edge development. I think that would have been a preferable outcome, for it would have pushed at least some fraction of users towards Firefox, potentially helping to shore up the only browser using a (significantly) different engine. Instead we have another Chromium-based browser, which doesn't add anything of significance to the browser landscape.