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Didn't you leave out that [Google's browser] allows [Google's websites] to do things [other websites] cannot? Ostensibly [Google's websites] are websites like
by SahAssar 2y ago
Didn't you leave out that [Google's browser] allows [Google's websites] to do things [other websites] cannot?
Ostensibly [Google's websites] are websites like any other, but [Google's browser] treats them differently. IIRC Mozilla does similar things for addons.mozilla.org, but googles seem more broad since they are not as clearly linked to browser functionality.
- lwansbrough 2y agoWe’re saying the same thing. There are some who believe this is okay. But it is clearly monopolistic behaviour that should be regulated.
- SahAssar 2y agoMy reading of your comment was defensive of google, basically "google ships a software package so of course they should be able to do stuff others can't" where I tried to highlight "google ships a browser which should of course treat websites equally". Seems like I misunderstood the intent behind your comment.