nealrodriguez - 6:17 pm on Feb 25, 2009 (gmt 0)

The dispute is not about bundling a browser but the integration of IE with the Windows OS (essentially that it cannot be uninstalled), the argument being that this stifles competition and holds back innovation.

so mac is doing the same thing with safari - i don't know if can be uninstalled; but who cares?

Put simply it is ofered as part of the OS, there is nothign to stop a user installing anotheer browser if they choose.

i'm on firefox right now on ms! sorry bg. but i still use ie to test-cross browser functionality on all kinds of things; or if i just don't want to log in to another google id without logging off.