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I've been an avid PC user since Windows 3.0, so know that routine. A Chrome choice is more the rule now, but that hasn't always been so. Some Trojan Horse piggybacking on other programs still happens on occasion. Just not nearly as often as it once did. But I suspect the improved consideration is due more to host providers than to Google. Still, it shouldn't be a matter of having to check anything to keep from getting a program in addition to the one you elect to download. Making installation of something you haven't ordered the default choice is indefensible, IMO.
Well, it's night, maybe somebody is half asleep !!!
Well they had damn well better wake up.