Apple doesn't need dominance to hold back the shared web while driving forward its proprietary platform at full speed, it only needs veto power, which Safari-by

Apple doesn't need dominance to hold back the shared web while driving forward its proprietary platform at full speed, it only needs veto power, which Safari-by-any-other-name on iOS gives it. I don't want Google to be able to just do whatever they want, either, but if Apple really cared about improving the web, they would be better known for making their own proposals for improvement than for mainly blocking others' proposals.