title: Oct 14 2020 - 08:26:49 PM
date: 2020-10-14 20:26:49
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Of course this was going to happen. Now that @Microsoft depends on @Google for their web engine. Any change that Google wants to make to the web unilaterallly, Microsoft will have to play along.