> And yet the average user, even technical users does not care. If users do not care, they do not think the UX improvement is worth switching. So what is the g

> And yet the average user, even technical users does not care. If users do not care, they do not think the UX improvement is worth switching. So what is the goal here? Antitrust isn't happening here because the harm is only to competitors, with the UX being harmed if Safari, Chrome et al had to implement a popup like "duckduckgo.com would like to become your default search engine. switch? y/n".