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The problem with Blink is not necessarily that Google controls it, the problem is that Blink owns the lion's share of the browser market. This makes Google's co
by babypuncher 4y ago
The problem with Blink is not necessarily that Google controls it, the problem is that Blink owns the lion's share of the browser market. This makes Google's control of Blink a problem, since it effectively means Google controls the lion's share of the browser market.
- politelemon 4y agoThat's only half of it - the problem is that the duopoly maintain a stranglehold over their respective portions of their markets. Remember that Ios forces browsers to use their Safari engine, which is a step more egregious than MS' forced IE bundling. Both together make the problem far worse, and neither alone would make things better. Google and Apple are a huge problem for the web. So to answer the original question, no.
- babypuncher 4y agoI'm not sure I understand how you come to the conclusion that a duopoly is worse than a monopoly