The U.S. Department of Justice plans to require Google to sell Chrome, potentially reshaping the web browser landscape as part of addressing Google's search monopoly.
The sale of Chrome could yield between $15 billion to $20 billion, yet its value for parties outside Google is questionable due to the company's ad revenue leverage.
Few companies—Amazon, Meta, Microsoft—might replicate Chrome’s business model, with speculation on whether they would invest in Chrome or pursue alternative arrangements with other firms.
The browser market has stagnated, with Chrome and its competitors lacking innovation, highlighting a need for reinvigoration in their development and features.
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