the thing is, imagine a world where Chrome has 70% userbase, IE 20% and Firefox 10%. When Chrome decides of a new features, others must follow or die. Now, it

the thing is, imagine a world where Chrome has 70% userbase, IE 20% and Firefox 10%. When Chrome decides of a new features, others must follow or die. Now, it's easy to think of features that sounds "technically useful" but also "going to bring a lot more ad traffic / much less privacy". Heck, why not make 3rd party cookies mandatory for example? :> And if Google can't win through the browser war, they will try other fronts, like they do with NativeClient, which is a good lock-in, because others will not want to implement it.