> That's what is being threatened, other browsers. Is it? Oauth regularly opens Safari on mobile and Firefox on OS X for me; it's not clear that this move itse

> That's what is being threatened, other browsers. Is it? Oauth regularly opens Safari on mobile and Firefox on OS X for me; it's not clear that this move itself is forcing users to chrome per se. If they're blocking non-popular browsers, that's obviously a problem. But if they'll let users open Firefox or Safari, then it seems fairly obvious to me that this is a mistake more than a sinister plan to drive Chrome adoption forward. After all, if they were trying to drive Chrome forward why would they push me more towards Safari?