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I would be interested to know how Microsoft is justifying this - what does the Edge browser do that others don't? I presume they can't argue the old 'it's an in
by cesaref 5y ago
I would be interested to know how Microsoft is justifying this - what does the Edge browser do that others don't? I presume they can't argue the old 'it's an integral part of the OS' type stuff following the previous court cases about this.
For example, if i'm using OSX, is there any situations where i'm forced to use Safari? I'm not aware of any, I believe I can delete Safari from Apps if I want and nothing terrible happens.
It does seem peculiar, i'm guessing it's more to do with being able to claim so many users, rather than ad flinging, but really, it's a bit weird and 90s if you know what I mean.