The CMA's recent findings reveal that Apple's and Google's practices hinder competition among mobile browsers, necessitating more substantial remedies than just user preference options.
A group of developers highlighted that while the CMA's remedies focus on user choice, they fail to eliminate the barriers for mobile web extensions, limiting competition.
According to industry experts, desktop browser customization has significantly promoted competition, unlike mobile environments where restrictions inhibit innovation and consumer choices.
Developers like Ghostery argue that allowing third-party mobile extensions could foster a competitive landscape similar to that of desktop browsers, driving innovation.
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