They've intentionally broken YouTube for a competitor before - Windows phone.
But this time, I'll assume a mistake because the potential anti trust fallout isn't worth it.
But this time, I'll assume a mistake because the potential anti trust fallout isn't worth it.
Breaking youtube might also be a resourcing issue still - like making sure they control the release process without having to allocate resources to make sure what they do work for windows phone too.
Note: I no longer work at google.
https://mspoweruser.com/google-claims-edge-slowing-empty-div...
These claims aren't isolated. I think it's a bad look for Google to repeatedly make mistakes when they are currently under multiple investigations for monopolistic behavior.