Can someone explain to me why any browser "vendor" cares that IE is bundled? 
Firefox doesn't advertise at me nor cost money to buy or use, and AFAIK 
neither does Chrome. So what does Google (for example) get out of forcing MS 
to not put IE icons on the desktop?  Is there a competitive advantage to 
google by having customers using firefox instead of IE?  Or is it just 
trying to cost Microsoft money that's the advantage?

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   Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
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