To phrase what another said in a different way/take: They don't care about whether they themselves are the source of the source-code. What matters to them is t

To phrase what another said in a different way/take: They don't care about whether they themselves are the source of the source-code. What matters to them is the ability to inject their control and telemetry in the user's pipeline, on top of "chrome". This is particularly why I don't want to use Edge, and don't want them to force me to use edge. It is currently interesting, the level of violence you have to resort to, to 'uninstall' edge. It feels very win95-98-dejavu again, where the browser has been welded so thoroughly into the OS, that you need dynamite to dislodge it. As I understand it, the leverage we still have to disable it, is founded on the requirements for windows enterprise, since enterprise companies will not tolerate such bullshit.