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I think it's quite some difference between seeing an ad for a browser on a site (but still requiring that the user clicks on it, downloads, installs it and uses

by d1zzy 6y ago

I think it's quite some difference between seeing an ad for a browser on a site (but still requiring that the user clicks on it, downloads, installs it and uses it) and getting it deployed automatically as part of the normal Windows update procedure without the user doing anything. This it's not comparable to the Chrome ads on Google properties but it is comparable to Android coming with Chrome if you want.

mD5pPxMcS6fVWKE 6y ago
Yes, it's not quite the same. One time update vs everyday bombarding with ads and popups and making it so that large percentage of WWW sites doesn't work with anything but Chrome.
MikusR 6y ago
Chrome was bundled and auto installed with Flash, Adobe reader, Picasa and countless other software.