"Our initial review suggests this is a blatant use of the Windows operating system to change the market dynamics of browser usage," Mitchell Baker, chairperson of Mozilla, developer of open-source Firefox browser, told the paper.
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Publish Date: Thu, 07 May 2009 07:05:00 CDT Read more...
The article doesn't even say how the operating system gives unfair advantage to internet explorer. What does it do, break Firefox's kneecaps or something?
The other thing is how would anyone be able to browse the web to get a different one if they have no browser? If you're tech savvy and already have one downloaded then fine, but otherwise you have no way to get one.
Shada wrote:how dare microsoft ship their microsoft product with microsoft products
I reckon Mozilla's aim is to kick up a fuss until someone gives a shit and starts antitrust proceedings (again) and makes them offer a selection of browsers after install.
Windows 7 Raises Complaints from Rivals
I reckon Mozilla's aim is to kick up a fuss until someone gives a shit and starts antitrust proceedings (again) and makes them offer a selection of browsers after install.
