Microsoft or Apple could get away with this, since their browsers are bundled. Google could get away with it on Android. But on the desktop? Nope. In a world w

Microsoft or Apple could get away with this, since their browsers are bundled. Google could get away with it on Android. But on the desktop? Nope. In a world where most users don't know the difference between a search engine and a web browser, Chrome's success relies on the tech savvy (through first person usage and recommendations to friends). Add this "feature", and roughly 100% of that marketing force gets redirected back to Firefox.