1) So you've monopolized the market? Good for you. Hang on to it while you can until something better (cheaper) comes along and you're out of a job. I see that you didn't say what product you have that is the only thing out there for your customers. I'm sure that there are many unemployed coders here salivating to find out just what it is that you have a monopoly on. 2) Let's say we put a 1% tariff on all software produced by companies outside the U.S. for example. 1% of nothing is nothing which solves the OSS question.

We should regulate off-shore produced code and push jobs back to the U.S. the same way we should apply tariffs to products made in China.

Don't text dirty jokes in China or send any "Weinergate" type of photos. They tend to frown on that. RANG RANG on the WANG WANG! Hey, the question asked for advice on "using" a cell phone in China, not buying one.

I think that people don't change browsers unless the current one they use becomes clunky. Firefox definitely had issues with how fast it loaded and memory issues with multiple tabs. Chrome was faster. That may have changed but the damage was done.