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_I_ would in their shoes because I'm not just in it for the money and I care about the craft. But clearly I am not them. :-) Mathematically it doesn't make sen
by beej71 3y ago
_I_ would in their shoes because I'm not just in it for the money and I care about the craft.
But clearly I am not them. :-) Mathematically it doesn't make sense for Google. It might make sense from an anti-trust perspective...
- taylodl 3y agoIt's hard to argue anti-trust when all these browsers are based on Chromium - which is maintained in part by Google, Microsoft, Opera, Vivaldi, Intel, ARM, and Canonical plus several volunteers.
- Kwpolska 3y agoGoogle is the largest contributor. The others chose Chromium because making a browser that's compatible with all the bloated standards invented by Google would require too much effort.
- lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 3y ago> hard to argue anti-trust Makes me wonder if it's the wrong strategy and what an alternative might be. In context, one might assume that Google will use the Chromium monoculture to... ahem more assertively deliver advertisements, which would be "a real dick move" as it goes. I don't know how a concerned citizen might bring attention to or possibly prevent the actualization of such a strategy by Google.