The frog boiling analogy doesn't work long-term though, because humans don't live forever, and new ones keep replacing the old ones. A new crop of college kids is going to look at Chrome and say "nope"
Or they look at Chrome and not realize it could ever have been better, as they never experienced such.
Hard to imagine someone would switch from Edge/Safari to Chrome without investigating other alternatives like Brave/Firefox.
Or the college kids are acclimated to the Google ecosystem because they been using Google Classroom on the Google Chromebooks in their K-12 classes for years.
Chromebooks happen to be a perfect example of a product that’s only ever used by people forced to, in this case by their school, as opposed to something people buy with their own money.