The removal of the address bar from Chrome takes that scrubbing to a new level and interjects Google between website operators and Internet users. To some people, could that be construed as interference in commerce?

Chrome creates a walled garden. Does anyone remember AOL’s attempt at a walled garden? AOL’s walled garden worked well until users figured out that there was a larger universe outside that garden.

With Google, the beginning of an end could occur when someone comes up with a better algorithm. But does it look like any of Google’s soi-disant competitors have the energy to articulate the significance of Chrome, let alone compete?