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May 16, 2024
EU rules, an AI boom, and B2C niches are provoking another browser war. Europe is set to become the frontline in the conflict
April 29, 2024
EU iPhone owners now get shown a list of browsers instead of solely launching Safari, but some of the firms behind those other browsers think its terrible how users are being told about them.
April 29, 2024
EU iPhone owners now get shown a list of browsers instead of solely launching Safari, but some of the firms behind those other browsers think it's terrible how users are being told about them.
April 12, 2024
Apple has started offering iPhone owners in the EU the chance to download alternative web browsers — and theyre doing it in droves.
April 11, 2024
Smaller browsers have picked up steam in the wake of EU legislation promoting competition - but regulators are still not happy with tech giants.
April 11, 2024
Independent browser companies in the European Union are seeing a spike in users in the first month after EU legislation forced Alphabets Google GOOGL.O, Microsoft MSFT.O and Apple AAPL.O to make it easier for users to switch to rivals, according to data provided to Reuters by six companies.The earl
April 11, 2024
The early results come after the EUs sweeping Digital Markets Act, which aims to remove unfair competition, took effect on March 7, forcing big tech companies to offer mobile users the ability to select from a list of available web browsers from a "choice screen."
April 10, 2024
Independent browser companies in the European Union are seeing a spike in users in the first month after EU legislation forced Alphabets Google, Microsoft and Apple to make it easier for users to...
April 10, 2024
Browser companies criticised how Apple and Google rolled out the new features which they described as slow and clunky
April 10, 2024
Independent browser companies in the European Union are seeing a spike in users in the first month after EU legislation forced Alphabet's Google, Microsoft and Apple to make it easier for users to switch to rivals, according to data provided to Reuters by six companies. The early results come after the EU's sweeping Digital Markets Act, which aims to remove unfair competition, took effect on March 7, forcing big tech companies to offer mobile users the ability to select from a list of...