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| Quote: The Commission's preliminary view is that Microsoft's commitments would indeed address our competition concerns. Microsoft's proposal in particular recognises the principle that consumers should be given a free and effective choice of web browser. It would empower all current and future users of Windows in Europe to choose which browser they wished to use. It would therefore have a direct and immediate impact on the market. The commitment would remain in place for five years. | |
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MS have passes the first hurdle and agreed with the European comission a way forward for the inclusion of a ballot screen to determine what browser is installed as a default.
Opera are believed to be throwing a tantrum as we speak.
