#browser-competition

#browser-competition

The European Commission's exemption of Microsoft Edge from DMA regulations limits competitive practices, prompting concerns from rival browser makers.

The European Union's Digital Markets Act is forcing Apple to make changes to iOS, including allowing competing browser engines on iPhones and iPads.

Google and Mozilla are unhappy with Apple's proposed changes, stating that it creates barriers to true browser competition on iOS.

Mozilla accuses Microsoft of using dark patterns to push users towards its Edge browser

Mozilla calls for regulatory action to promote browser choice and competition

Mozilla is being more vocal about how Apple, Google, and Microsoft's technical requirements have hindered development of Firefox.

Mozilla's concerns are documented in a summary dashboard and GitHub issue tracker that highlight the technical barriers imposed by rival browser makers.