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It’s anticompetitive for the very reason places like HN have been up in arms about it (and rightly so IMO): it serves to limit which browser software a user may
by irdc 3y ago
It’s anticompetitive for the very reason places like HN have been up in arms about it (and rightly so IMO): it serves to limit which browser software a user may use to access a site. The fact that it’s an open standard is immaterial.
- bawolff 3y agoIf it serves to limit the browser software to chrome, than sure. But if its an open ecosystem than i think anticompetitiveness is a hard argument to make. Making a popular product with choices that we don't like is not anti-competitive.