> Chrome's dominance will just be more entrenched to the point it needs to be an independent non-profit, governing the browser engine as a standard and not cont

> Chrome's dominance will just be more entrenched to the point it needs to be an independent non-profit, governing the browser engine as a standard and not controlled by Google. I hope the EU/US Government makes this happen _before_ they force alternate browser engines on iOS -- that ~50% of mobile market share is the only thing preserving any resemblance of the open internet right now, and I fear that the lag between those two regulatory actions will effectively gift Google a monopoly on browser engines.