It may come off as shit-posting, but I decided to reply as I did to highlight something important:<p>On Android anyone can implement a browser, have users download it, and make it the system default. On Android you don&#x27;t need to end up with a Google monoculture, like you on iOS <i>do</i> have to accept the Apple monoculture.<p>The bug report says &quot;all Android devices affected&quot;, which is factually incorrect. Mine never was, because mine never ran Chrome in the first place. And this was a Chrome bug.<p>On Android users have a choice. Whoever wrote this article does not seem understand that, nor the implications of it.<p>Thus my post. Does that sound more reasonable?