> Because the only reason I can think of is whining about not being the default.
That is exactly the reason.
The charitable reason is so that the browser, upon launch, can ask the user if they want to make it the default.
The problem is that the only incentive browser vendors have to not ask repeatedly is the frequency threshold past which the user will not use the browser.
That is exactly the reason.
The charitable reason is so that the browser, upon launch, can ask the user if they want to make it the default.
The problem is that the only incentive browser vendors have to not ask repeatedly is the frequency threshold past which the user will not use the browser.