I assume it's mostly the timing, with the DMA coming into action and the DOJ lawsuit ? I think the article it has its merit. I'm following a few podcast and ne

I assume it's mostly the timing, with the DMA coming into action and the DOJ lawsuit ? I think the article it has its merit. I'm following a few podcast and news outlets and they seem to be very blind to what's actually missing from iOS or Apple's influence, in that sense it is a better take than most I've seen. In particular, on browser engine most people seem to brush it off as a "every will just choose Chrome and it will all be the same" when there's a lot more to it. In particular it makes it a lot more interesting to keep Firefox on the desktop as we get history sync. The other parts (e.g. DEX) are also usually brushed off as things people don't use, but I'd wager the fact that the dominant mobile OS doesn't support it has a lot to do with that state.