Modern (US) Anti-Trust law requires prove that the end user is actually harmed. Proving the existence of monopoly is not sufficient for conviction (This is a change that happened in the 70-80s and has been adopted and accepted as a useful defined interpretation of the law).
Do you want everybody to just not do anything until there is a standard? The modern web you have to start by having a working implementation for testing and refinement. Once that is done, you go for the standard. Mozilla also 'just implements' stuff and then tries to standardise it later.
> You simply cannot do anything on the web without Google seeing in one way or another.
without Google seeing SOMETHING, but that does not mean that SOMETHING is useful
Do you want everybody to just not do anything until there is a standard? The modern web you have to start by having a working implementation for testing and refinement. Once that is done, you go for the standard. Mozilla also 'just implements' stuff and then tries to standardise it later.
> You simply cannot do anything on the web without Google seeing in one way or another.
without Google seeing SOMETHING, but that does not mean that SOMETHING is useful