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dmarti True, that's what I'm referring to in my response in regards to Google pursuing it's own interests at the cost of user privacy. It's definitely an issue, but I don't see how it's directly relevant to competition of mobile browsers. (1/2)Permalink On twitter.com
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dmarti In a situation where browsers are equal, what features they include is kind of up to them—and if they promote it in their other products that's kinda a separate issue imo. I hope that with true equal footing we can encourage other browsers in addition to chrome. (2/2)On twitter.com