Edge vs. Chrome: Microsoft's Tracking Prevention Hits Google the Hardest
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Re: Edge vs. Chrome: Microsoft's Tracking Prevention Hits Google the Hardest
#2In what way is this not the extend phase of embrace, extend, extinguish?
Re: Edge vs. Chrome: Microsoft's Tracking Prevention Hits Google the Hardest
#3Tracking prevention in Edge makes sense for Microsoft, as they already have more than enough tracking in windows itself.
Re: Edge vs. Chrome: Microsoft's Tracking Prevention Hits Google the Hardest
#4In what way is this not the extend phase of embrace, extend, extinguish?
Competitors are not disadvantaged by Microsoft adding privacy-friendly features to Edge. Google would be capable of transitioning to a business model that respects people's privacy. If they would want to, they could flourish under such model.
Re: Edge vs. Chrome: Microsoft's Tracking Prevention Hits Google the Hardest
#5In what way is this not the extend phase of embrace, extend, extinguish?
You need a majority market share to extinguish something. Edge has 2%.
Re: Edge vs. Chrome: Microsoft's Tracking Prevention Hits Google the Hardest
#6Tracking prevention in Edge makes sense for Microsoft, as they already have more than enough tracking in windows itself.
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Re: Edge vs. Chrome: Microsoft's Tracking Prevention Hits Google the Hardest
#7In what way is this not the extend phase of embrace, extend, extinguish?
Competitors are not disadvantaged by Microsoft adding privacy-friendly features to Edge. Google would be capable of transitioning to a business model that respects people's privacy. If they would want to, they could flourish under such model.
> Google would be capable of transitioning to a business model that respects people's privacy. If they would want to, they could flourish under such model.
Why are you so sure it's easy for Google to pivot away from their trillion dollar business model?
Re: Edge vs. Chrome: Microsoft's Tracking Prevention Hits Google the Hardest
#8MS turning Google owned guns, against them. But I shed no tear here. Browser wars are actually quite amazing battlefield to follow.
Re: Edge vs. Chrome: Microsoft's Tracking Prevention Hits Google the Hardest
#9Hard to believe if you know about their Windows deals, especially super funny ignoring blocked Microsoft telemetry hosts by default firewall.
Re: Edge vs. Chrome: Microsoft's Tracking Prevention Hits Google the Hardest
#10MS turning Google owned guns, against them. But I shed no tear here. Browser wars are actually quite amazing battlefield to follow.
> MS turning Google owned guns,against them.
Not enough market cap for this yet.