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Phillip, you are missing part of the problem. Yeah, they're going to ship it with their own programs. Just like alot of Linux distros ship with other open-source programs, and just like MacOS ships with Quicktime, and a few other things.
But Microsoft doesn't let you opt out of them at install time, or even remove them from your system afterward. This is what I see in this: it is forcing Microsoft to let customers not install IE.
But, yes, the EU does seem to be seeing a bit too much of the financial side of it, and not enough of the actual problems...
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