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They only have 5.31% of browser market share https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share

• nolok 3y ago
  Which mean there is still time to stop their abuse in Windows, unlike last time with internet explorer when we reacted too late. Changing browsers went from a simple and smooth experience in 7/8, to one with roadblocks and warning in 10, to one that's absurdely abusive in 11, all to push Edge forward.
  • ztrww 3y ago
    what you’re advocating would only increase chrome’s dominance to 95%+. there artificial limitations imposed by Apple and MS are the only things that are keeping the browser market marginally competitive.
    • nolok 3y ago
      Yes and no. I'm this thread's OP and like I said in the main post I believe they should go against google/chrome too to impose some rules.
      • ztrww 3y ago
        > some rules like what? and why do you think they could help? They’d have to somehow explicitly target Chrome to give it’s competitors a chance. IE did not go to down because of some EU regulations or the bundling ban because Mozilla and Google simply released better browser.