The decision made by the court was that they had to provide access to "secret" APIs What did those APIs do? If they were APIs that one would need access to to

The decision made by the court was that they had to provide access to "secret" APIs What did those APIs do? If they were APIs that one would need access to to make a competitive alternative to IE for Windows, then my story would be surprisingly accurate given the little that I remember. To be clear, the case I'm remembering greatly predated Windows 7. Anyway, maybe I just got the story from some shitty pop news article many years ago and it's all wrong. But it stands as a hypothetical rhetorical device in the discussion about monopolies.