@bms48@mastodon.social @davidgerard@circumstances.run "Those things you've cited are largely static"... I have some bad news about font files. Also shared libraries. :) This argument would also mean that if chrome had a blob of javascript libraries it exposed then that'd be an issue. Or a shared library that added javascript functions. (Even if they weren't used or exposed) The legal argument there is really thin. But that's fine, snagging 4G on every install everywhere is more than bad enough, even if it were just fonts.