OWA, now: “Oh, no, breaking Google’s monopoly can have side effects on other browsers! And the open web.”
Not seeing the monopoly building objectively and finding a holistic solution has broken the web. This was clear when OWA lobbied against Safari, and now they are trying to counterweight the damage that is done. Focusing on browsers instead of ecosystems was always deemed to fail. Divorcing Google from Chrome would have needed to be the first step, not an afterthought. (2/3)