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by KevinMS
1053 days ago
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> Can someone with more of a sense of history elucidate me as to what Microsoft's motivation was around this, since IE itself was always free? MS saw the web browser in general as a potential "platform" and direct competition to their OS monopoly and they wanted control of it by crushing competing browsers. It sounded a little crazy at the time, but years later, here we are with chromebooks and google apps and other examples that run everything in a browser. |
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The antitrust folks need to do the same to Google Chrome.