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This is about a pattern of behaviour that started when Chrome launched (and had less market share than Firefox) and has continued since then. This isn't "They'r
by rcxdude 3y ago
This is about a pattern of behaviour that started when Chrome launched (and had less market share than Firefox) and has continued since then. This isn't "They're trying to take our tiny market share", this is "This is how they took our quite substantial market share".
- forward1 3y agoIf they already took substantial market share, why would they need tofurther break Firefox users' experience? You just made my point for me.
- gkbrk 3y ago> why would they need tofurther break Firefox users' experience To prevent the market share from going up? That's the logical thing to do after spending millions developing and marketing your browser to the number 1 spot. Why would they waste that money and effort by playing nice now and letting the market share go back up?
- forward1 3y agoNot everything is a conspiracy. Sometimes users just prefer faster, better advertised, better supported software. To suggest Google is actively and wilfully interfering with <3% of browser market share is just so ridiculous, so foolish, it is actually amusing.