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burningChrome | 1 month ago
Some have used the term "Strategic accommodation".
Interesting you bring this specific Mozilla/Google example up since this is the closet thing to seeing this happen in real time:
https://www.opensourceforu.com/2025/09/court-ruling-secures-...
"Courts and press have noted that Mozilla relies heavily on Google’s search‑default payments, which keep Firefox viable. Recent antitrust proceedings have wrestled with whether (and how) to restrict these payments: a judge ultimately allowed Google to continue non‑exclusive payments to distribution partners like Mozilla while barring exclusivity and some tying/bundling—an outcome many observers said preserved Mozilla’s “lifeline” without materially threatening Google’s core position. That is textbook co‑opetition coupled with what many would call strategic accommodation."
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