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Google Chrome basically has a monopoly in the browser market; most other browsers are just the Chrome engine, Blink, wrapped in a different GUI. Blink was forked from Webkit, which was forked from KHTML. So if you ever see a KDE developer, get in his face and scream "IT'S ALL YOUR FAULT!"
One might argue that this is the open source process doing what it was meant to do.
Consider that open source KHTML and its derivatives literally ended a Microsoft monopoly (Internet Exploder).
Somebody told me Google had been reported to loose a lot of market share in
the search engine space this year. A quick search threw this:
https://searchengineland.com/googles-huge-search-market-share-loss-wasnt-real-
data-revised-440191
It is a good thing they are reoding, but they are not eroding fast enough.
https://searchengineland.com/googles-huge-search-market-share-loss-wasnt-real-
data-revised-440191
It is a good thing they are reoding, but they are not eroding fast enough.