> “If we grab a few percentage points of the browser market, then maybe we can be paid by Google. That’s a long shot, but that’s the thing I’m hoping for.”

A well capitalized competitor who only aspires to reach a strong enough position to eventually be paid by the dominant player. This clear and irrefutable evidence of a severely unhealthy market and a textbook case of the impact of monopoly power on consumers. Where's the choice if pretty much all the competitors are aiming to attract Google's business and comply with their vision for the internet?