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I didn't know that. Given that the "No-search-choice" code is in Chromium's codebase (as opposed to Chrome's), this might mean that neither Google nor Yandex w
by Wilya 15y ago
I didn't know that.
Given that the "No-search-choice" code is in Chromium's codebase (as opposed to Chrome's), this might mean that neither Google nor Yandex want that change.
From what I saw, in Russia, Yandex has more reach to distribute its own fork than Google. So leaving the choice of the search engine isn't beneficial to any of the two.
It could be more of an agreement between Google and Yandex than a Google offensive.
- omgtehlion 15y ago> Given that the "No-search-choice" code is in Chromium's codebase (as opposed to Chrome's), this might mean that neither Google nor Yandex want that change. In fact, this changeset came from google employee.