@gocloud Perhaps you don't remember when Microsoft was the "Evil One," deliberately forcing market share away from Netscape and any other competing browsers, to the inferior and vulnerability prone Internet Explorer, by including IE with Windows. Then, Mozilla picked up the battle standard, capturing a fair share of the browser market. But still later, it was "Google to the rescue," with a free browser that eventually brought with it free office software, free cloud storage, free collaboration capability, free utilities and services, and, yes, a whole new ecosystem. And that ecosystem happens to involve a huge share of cell phone users by way of the Android operating system. For many people today, the Chrome ecosystem provides a relatively safe, efficient, and more than adequate solution to their information technology, entertainment, and communication needs. When Microsoft tried to do that, they couldn't get out of their own way. It has nothing to do with being "good" or "evil."
