There was no follow through to back up that decision and it was merely a "get at microsoft any way that we can" scenario. The precedent was set that you can't b

There was no follow through to back up that decision and it was merely a "get at microsoft any way that we can" scenario. The precedent was set that you can't bundle a program in a program but yet nobody else has ever been called up on it. I think the decision was ridiculous at the time, the fine achieved nothing and firefox achieved temporary dominance not because of that decision but the poor implementation of internet explorer.