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this half-article just seems like pointless arguing over definitions. people aren't saying chrome is the new IE because the two situations are exactly alike in
by asddubs 6y ago
this half-article just seems like pointless arguing over definitions. people aren't saying chrome is the new IE because the two situations are exactly alike in every way. but google, as a private entity, now effectively has a monopoly on deciding what the web should function like.
- The_rationalist 6y agoYeah because Microsoft is a small company that has not a say in it?
- leshenka 6y agoOh do they? In what way?
- The_rationalist 6y agoFor example they rejected the future changes that were potentially limiting uBlock Origin. But most of the time, chromium Google devs are just talented engineers and Microsoft has not to conflict much with their excellence
- frank2 6y agoWould you please say how you know that Microsoft has (in your words) "rejected the future changes that were potentially limiting uBlock Origin"? E.g., did a Microsoft executive say something to a journalist, who wrote it down somewhere where you subsequently read it? E.g., do you know people who work at Microsoft?