No, since the right and the freedom to enter into voluntary agreements with others is essential to the right to life and liberty. If this right can be forcibly denied to the owners of Microsoft, then statists will have, once again, established the precedent that they can deny this right to anyone, including you. These are the charges. The entire battle against Microsoft will be won or lost on the issue of these definitions . In fact, there has been no force used by Microsoft in achieving its brilliant success in the marketplace.
Force is physical action taken by one person against another.
You were not forced at the point of a gun to drive. In the case of your purchase of a computer, if all computer manufacturers sell computers with Microsoft software, including its browser, already installed on their computers, if you wish to purchase a computer then it is true you have no choice but to purchase one with Microsoft products installed on it. However, you have not been forced to purchase the computer or Microsoft software. You have no choice but to buy the products available or not to purchase them. And in not having an unlimited range of choices, you have had no force applied to you and neither has your freedom been diminished.