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inglor 3 months ago | parent | context | favorite | on: A look at Firefox forks

Sure it does, it competes on many fronts like Office (vs docs), Sharepoint (vs Google Drive), Azure (vs GCP) and many others.

Most of these have a direct relationship to Chrome vs. Edge - for example the Google workspace suite (docs, sheets etc) comes pre-bundled with Chrome whereas Office Online needs to be downloaded like any other website by the user.

notRobot 3 months ago [–]

> for example the Google workspace suite (docs, sheets etc) comes pre-bundled with Chrome

This is not true

inglor 3 months ago | | [–]

Lol they just hide it very well - go to chrome://apps and check what's there :)

xnx 3 months ago | | [–]

Doesn't a fresh Chrome install add those shortcuts to Windows' desktop?

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