I mean, obviously you are just making this up and attacking a straw man - the court is not going to order Google to sell the browser to Microsoft. Lots of comp

I mean, obviously you are just making this up and attacking a straw man - the court is not going to order Google to sell the browser to Microsoft. Lots of companies would probably be interested. None of them will be companies that possess a monopoly on search, because Google is the only one who has that. It will lead to more competition in search. Google will not be able to prop up their search monopoly by being the default engine in Chrome anymore. They'll have to compete with, at a minimum, whoever buys it and immediately changes the default. A more likely remedy than selling off the browser (or maybe both will happen) is that Google won't be able to set all your defaults for everything to Google anymore. This will create breathing room for other companies to market competing services and make money. This is all good stuff for everyone who doesn't work at Google, which is 99.999999% of us even on Hacker News