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Unlikely. First, thanks to mobile, x86 is far less dominant than it was even a few years ago. Second, Google can't afford to deliver a second-class experience
by cageface 15y ago
Unlikely. First, thanks to mobile, x86 is far less dominant than it was even a few years ago.
Second, Google can't afford to deliver a second-class experience to users not using Chrome. They don't have the kind of market share it would take to get away with that.