What I am not looking forward to is this MS marketing move in Windows 10, starting a new browser war over again:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2861032/microsoft-kills-eu-browser-choice-screen.htmlThey broke the browser choice api, so you cannot change to another browser than edge with one click.
Too complicated for the average user that won't go outside the default settings, so a worse position for alternative browsers like firefox, chrome, opera from set-up time etc. etc.
They almost certainly will get issues in Europe over this new browser war, but they hope to have "edged" the competiotion by the time they are forced again to comply to free browser choice.
Understand that Google Chrome holds a similar position on their Android OS and no one protests, they even killed good decent adblocking apps there, because of their revenue schemes.
Will there be no free browser choice in the future? It should have been real easy to give users a dual-boot OS, but licence deals blocked that possibility for the consumer.
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