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What trouble? Also for reference, Apple and Google both do the same for their operating systems - iOS, macOS, ChromeOS and many Android flavours. Edit: My poin

by isodev 5y ago

What trouble? Also for reference, Apple and Google both do the same for their operating systems - iOS, macOS, ChromeOS and many Android flavours. Edit: My point being, in this case it's an end-to-end experience, it's not a question of being able to configure anything. You get Windows with whatever Microsoft decides you can do with it. If that's not what you intended, then another vendor's defaults or an open operating system are a better choice.

marcellus23 5y ago
> Also for reference, Apple and Google both do the same for their operating systems - iOS, macOS, ChromeOS and many Android flavours. No, they don't. iOS, macOS, Android (not sure about ChromeOS) all allow you to set a default browser and then the OS sticks to that default. In macOS, if I do a google search from Spotlight, it opens in Firefox. Clicking a link inside Mail on iOS opens in my default browser.