Microsoft using blink/chromium is a good thing IMO.
Once Apple is forced to open up iOS to other browsers, the blink/chromium monopoly will be complete.
The only check on Google's ability to dictate what a web browser is will be the influence of companies like Microsoft, who are invested in blink/chromium and have the resources to potentially fork it if Google does something they don't like.
I would not be surprised if we see a blink/chromium based Safari in the future so that Apple can join the party as well.
Once Apple is forced to open up iOS to other browsers, the blink/chromium monopoly will be complete.
The only check on Google's ability to dictate what a web browser is will be the influence of companies like Microsoft, who are invested in blink/chromium and have the resources to potentially fork it if Google does something they don't like.
I would not be surprised if we see a blink/chromium based Safari in the future so that Apple can join the party as well.