> and inability to use software outside of the app store Google wants browsers to be like OSes, because they can't directly compete with desktop OSes. This con

> and inability to use software outside of the app store Google wants browsers to be like OSes, because they can't directly compete with desktop OSes. This concept is incompatible with security and privacy, so Google's interests are more harmful (they fund Mozilla). Granular permissions don't solve the privacy issue, because denying them contributes to fingerprinting. Also, JIT compilers violate W^X.