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If they're pushing a browser that the user doesn't have installed, it's more than giving the user choice, it's blatant cross-promotion. As I said, the UI iOS p
by kitsunesoba 4y ago
If they're pushing a browser that the user doesn't have installed, it's more than giving the user choice, it's blatant cross-promotion.
As I said, the UI iOS provides should be fixed (including a selector when the user taps a link) but at the same time, Google should not be able to use the install base of its various other apps to bolster adoption of Chrome.