As the CMA scrutinizes Apple's WebKit restrictions and Google's revenue-sharing deals in the UK, the DOJ proposes Chrome's sale in the US. Could other browsers finally get their chance to innovate?
The mobile browser market isn't working as well as it could for businesses and millions of phone users – that's the verdict not only from the UK's Competition and Markets Authority's (CMA) recent investigation, but also from the US Department of Justice (DOJ), which has proposed forcing Google to sell off Chrome as part of antitrust remedies. As the founder of a privacy and security-focused browser, I've watched this space evolve, and these findings reflect many of the challenges we've observed firsthand.
