In the old Internet Explorer monopoly situation, Microsoft was forced to prompt the user which browser to use on first startup.
It was not an option of choosing an alternative from the default, the order was random. Same for the default search engine.
If this was setup in the same way i wonder what the ratio would be. With that i mean a fair yes/no choice, not the GDPR-joke where accept is a big green button and reject is hidden in confusing fine print 3 sub-pages deep.
It was not an option of choosing an alternative from the default, the order was random. Same for the default search engine.
If this was setup in the same way i wonder what the ratio would be. With that i mean a fair yes/no choice, not the GDPR-joke where accept is a big green button and reject is hidden in confusing fine print 3 sub-pages deep.