what you just said basically: if ms implemented it, its wrong etc we all know that if google does the same, it must have been done better and therefore its ok

what you just said basically: if ms implemented it, its wrong etc we all know that if google does the same, it must have been done better and therefore its ok the point tho: the design is broken security wise. google, ms, apple, whoever else implements it, its going to be exploited, heavily specially as soon as chrome becomes n#1 browser (which will happen no matter what - certainly the no-opt-out install with a zillion of popular apps helps with that)