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> I suppose Google gets a tiny bit of credit for not jamming MV3 through and leaving developers with the bill They will try again in a year, and there will be
by dmitriid 4y ago
> I suppose Google gets a tiny bit of credit for not jamming MV3 through and leaving developers with the bill
They will try again in a year, and there will be less opposition (because people get tired of fighting etc.), and this will happen
- akiselev 4y agoDoesn’t matter. The only people who take Google seriously now are the people who took IBM seriously yesterday. Google isn’t the CIA or NSA. They don’t have that kind of staying power because they don’t have any guiding principle beyond profit (for better or for worse).
- dmitriid 4y agoWhat a weird thing to say. Google dominates search, browsers, and mobile operating systems. CIA and NSA inly wished they had this (well, thanks to CLOUD Act they do, through Google and others). People not taking Google seriously is precisely why all this shit like Manifest V3 is happening.
- Fatnino 4y agoChrome without ad blocking will quickly drop from the top spot. As for search: Google has been watering down search for years trying to make it "understand" human speech. This has been a failure and not ChatGPT exists that can actually (apparently) understand english and replies in English too. It's an excellent first pass to get me the information I'm after. The responses from ChatGPT leapfrog me over the first 4-5 rounds of Google searches and right to the point where simple 1-2 word searches on google/bing can get me across the finish line.
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- vinibrito 4y agoI think that the viewpoint is that no dominator lasts forever. Not so weird then. I think that we had two or three browsers be the dominator already and then going away.