Google's Chrome browser has a market share that rounds down to zero. Yet Microsoft plans to argue to the European Commission that bundling Chrome into Windows -- an anti-trust decree the EC wants to impose -- will potentially give Google a monopoly hold on the Internet.
The claim seems laughable to anyone who hasn't used Chrome. But those who try the largely unknown application almost unanimously rave about its speed and ease of use. Never mind the arcane software benchmark charts all over the 'Net: Chrome is fast.
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How exactly Micro$oft knows that such a monopoly can be created? Simple. That's how they got their own monopoly going on with Internet Explorer back in the 90s. Hey, thats what sheep such as you are here for. To create monopolies without giving a shit.
As for Chrome. Yes, its fast. Yes, its secure. Yes, it has this and that. Above all, great potential. But here we are, sheep not caring for it. But don't let something that is A LOT better than Internet Explorer fool you into use it. Keep using that shitty IE. You deserve it. Fools.
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