@JohnConnorBear , of course MS is able to continue with Chromium, with this it will not change anything for the other browsers based on it, although it comes from another monopoly, but precisely for this reason Google will take great care to leave the domain over Chromium, since it substantially loses control of the market by MS.
This is what I mean that any company, even if they are monopolies, have dependencies on others and that is why I do not think it will change anything you augur with regard to Chromium. The under-the-bottom problem is another and this is also clarified in the interview on the Vivaldi Blog with Jon on the ethics of big companies.
Ultimately, having a monopoly also has two sides to respect in a globalized world with many who can quickly take on the role.
The last instance is always the client everyone depends on.
The EC certainly has the technical capacity (Asian countries anyway) to take the reins if necessary, the only lack is political will and this in turn again falls to the user to be aware of this problem.
