> Genuinely, who do you think is convinced by your comment? People like me who aren't programmers, or even power users anymore. > I know it, and I know that y

> Genuinely, who do you think is convinced by your comment? People like me who aren't programmers, or even power users anymore. > I know it, and I know that you know it. A long time ago I used to modify the Windows ME registry, and it genuinely created some features doing so. Then they removed this windows-altering ability from the particular feature I was modding and my mods were useless. Maybe the MS programmers saw this as a bug being fixed, but I saw it as a feature being removed. I basically haven't been a Windows power user since ME because of stuff like this. ----- Nothing Apple is doing is materially different from what Microsoft was sued for in the 90s by anti-trust enforcers. In fact, it's a bit more, because it just isn't a default browser, it's control of every app. Apple's share of the US market is just slightly less than Microsoft's was at the time.