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Microsoft Edge is Throwing More Shade at Google Chrome
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gamerant.comIn 2001, the United States government filed an antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft, alleging it had abused monopolistic power in bundling its Internet Explorer browser with its Windows PC operating system. The lawsuit was ultimately settled, and the settlement's effects expired in 2007, but Microsoft has been tentative with how aggressively it pushed its browsers over others on Windows since.
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Call of Duty: Warzone's Vanguard guns don't shoot straight, but they will eventually
Call of Duty: Warzone guns usually shoot straight. If a bullet doesn't land where your reticle is aiming, that's usually because it's far enough away to be affected by bullet drop. That principle was casually thrown out the window this week as players discovered that many of the 40 Vanguard guns added in the Warzone Pacific update have a tendency to shoot in random directions thanks to built in aim bloom (aka bullet spread).
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