Followed by creating Web applications based on Web standards, instead of whatever Chrome does, and then complain about Firefox and Safari not being up to the game.
But absolutely on the second point. A standard with one implementation is not a standard. Regardless of market share, in a market with three providers, if two out of three don't support something, you have no business using it. It unhealthy for everyone involved.
Your Browser Agent string isn't Chrome or Firefox? Enjoy endless Cloudflare captchas or just a 403 error.
Simple. Break up all the big tech corporations via anti-trust legislation. They are the robber barons of our time.
Unfortunately, the answer is pretty much always "real public funding"
> voice out there for the average person and a project that connects with the masses
> they rather engage and connect with things that are "fun" and want less friction rather than freedom and control
Do you see the contradiction? The average person "connects with" less friction rather than control.
"We must all fear evil men, but there is another kind of evil, which we must fear most, and that is, the indifference of good men”