I don't think bravura was arguing that it was good for anyone but google. I agree that's it's bad for the web, but historically walled gardens seem to always f

I don't think bravura was arguing that it was good for anyone but google. I agree that's it's bad for the web, but historically walled gardens seem to always fail in the long run but google's attempt to build a UI "wall" around the open internet seems to be working quite well. I'm guessing UI people will praise it for "making things easier" for the imaginary "grandma on the internet", security focused people will rightly be scared by this and phishers will absolutely love the idea.