> it's their stock in trade Their stock in trade is being easier to use and more feature-rich than the competition. Trust doesn't factor into it, in the sense

> it's their stock in trade Their stock in trade is being easier to use and more feature-rich than the competition. Trust doesn't factor into it, in the sense that trust in a browser does not come from track record: It's all marketing, all the way down. Thus, if they screw up it does not matter. This point is easy to see because they frequently do screw up and it hasn't had any impact so far. There's no reason to assume it will have one some day.