> There was a second subplot about how Microsoft was increasingly turning to nasty practices to get back at Google, and fears about using IE to pull some anti-G

> There was a second subplot about how Microsoft was increasingly turning to nasty practices to get back at Google, and fears about using IE to pull some anti-Google shenanigans. And then Google started doing the same, against Mozilla (and probably Apple, too): https://twitter.com/johnath/status/1116871231792455686?s=20&t=38pEa15ljkThR5mBM8Gg6g https://twitter.com/johnath/status/1116871231792455686?s=20&... Quote from that thread: "The question is not whether individual sidewalk labs people have pure motives. I know some of them, just like I know plenty on the Chrome team. They’re great people. But focus on the behaviour of the organism as a whole. At the macro level, google/alphabet is very intentional."