The U.S. Department of Justice recently ruled that Google exhibits monopolistic behavior, leading to discussions of breaking up the tech giant and possibly selling its Chrome browser.
If Chrome is separated from Google, it may reshape the browser market, allowing competitors like DuckDuckGo, Apple's Safari, and Firefox to compete more fairly.
Government lawyers argue that Google uses Chrome to cross-promote its products, favoring its own tools over those of competitors, thereby limiting market growth.
The potential split of Chrome could significantly impact user experience and browser choices, possibly making it easier for users to switch between different browsers.
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