> They got away with it for too long causing a lot of very concrete anti-competitive damage to progress of the Web. How are you defining progress here? "Progre

> They got away with it for too long causing a lot of very concrete anti-competitive damage to progress of the Web. How are you defining progress here? "Progress" is inherently value-laden. Are you defining it only in terms of developer convenience, with the goal of making the web like an operating system? Or are you defining the web's progress in terms of freely available information and as a document retrieval system? It has obviously regressed in the latter sense. Why isn't it just as reasonable to suggest that iOS Safari is the last bastion against the decline of the web?