> the DMA will lead to chrome ruining the internet just as IE had previously. Chrome is already the dominant browser on the desktop. It has not ruined the Inte

> the DMA will lead to chrome ruining the internet just as IE had previously. Chrome is already the dominant browser on the desktop. It has not ruined the Internet. Safari having any significant share at all, with its updates tied to OS updates, its long-standing bugs in a blackhole bug system, and its slow addition of features that might help the open web compete with native apps, is what's holding the mobile web back. I say this as a Firefox user.