> When people feel they have a choice, they're more likely to be satisfied with the outcome. Is this really the case? or is it more so that people want the ill

> When people feel they have a choice, they're more likely to be satisfied with the outcome. Is this really the case? or is it more so that people want the illusion of choice? Let's not forget that the other major OS in the world has you locked into using one browser engine regardless of whatever browser you install i.e. you have the illusion of choice but not really. Would people be okay if Microsoft forced all browsers to use Chromium on Windows?