> If you think a company is creating monopolies just use an alternative. I do. I've used Firefox as my main browser since well over a decade ago. > If you kee

> If you think a company is creating monopolies just use an alternative. I do. I've used Firefox as my main browser since well over a decade ago. > If you keep using the one from the big company, you should wonder why as well. Again, I never use it. I tried it back when it was new but it wasn't that much faster and the extensions were subpar. Later the reasons expanded as K didn't want to deal with Google. > Maybe they are offering something better than the alternatives and I do not think someone should be entitled to force all the other consumers have inferior or more expensive products because a third party decides that they are too big. If this was all then they should probably go free even if no one liked them. I think I am fair enough to judge them that way. However they, like Microsoft before (and after) them use their monopoly in one space to chase monopolies in other space. > By this reasoning, what you are saying is that we have to stop companies making better products for the people on the basis that they are too big. Not at all what I am saying.