nilved

Welcome to late stage capitalism, folks.

We really need to get rid of cops. That experiment is over.

The second line of your post is answered by the first.

> If I search for ruby gems, I probably want code. If someone else does, they may want actual gems.

So they search for "ruby gems" and you search for "ruby gems code." This nails in OP's point:

> Insight: Google does not want you to know or remember. Anything, if at all possible.

This makes so much more sense. People are so lazy to type in their location that Google had to spend millions/billions of dollars on technology to stalk you and figure it out for you? I don't buy it.

You have a very narrow definition of "browser." Try xombrero, vimb, Luakit, uzbl or good old w3m.

> The same site says virtually nobody, aprox 2-3% is using edge.

What? Do you know how many people that is?

Except anarchism, of course.

Google can break the Web because they own the Web. It's their platform. Maybe handing it to them wasn't such a good idea.

Are you white?