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Microsoft cannot politically afford such brazen anti-competitive moves. Because of accidents of history, their position is somewhat unique. They can close the p
by toyg 5y ago
Microsoft cannot politically afford such brazen anti-competitive moves. Because of accidents of history, their position is somewhat unique. They can close the platform to third-parties if they really want (although I don't think it will ever happen), but actively blocking interop efforts would directly contravene a lot of very well-established legislation.
- modo_mario 5y agoThey just have to make it annoying and perhaps the options that favour them more convenient as they have routinely done.
- account42 5y agoJust like they cannot affort to use their OS to push Edge? Doesn't seem to be stopping them.