Mozilla points to a key but less eye-catching proposal from the DOJ to regulate Google's search business, which a judge ruled as a monopoly in August. In their recommendations, federal prosecutors urged the court to ban Google from offering "something of value" to third-party companies to make Google the default search engine over their software or devices.
"The proposed remedies are designed to end Google's unlawful practices and open up the market for rivals and new entrants to emerge," the DOJ told the court. The problem is that Mozilla earns most of its revenue from royalty deals—nearly 86% in 2022—making Google the default Firefox browser search engine.
As a result, Mozilla says the DOJ's proposal could "unnecessarily impact browser competition,"
"If implemented, the prohibition on search agreements with all browsers regardless of size and business model will negatively impact independent browsers like Firefox and have knock-on effects for an open and accessible internet," Mozilla says. "As written, the remedies will harm independent browsers without material benefit to search competition."
Kill Chome, kill Furryfox.
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I like FireFox but there's no real chrome alternative. Has anyone actually used Arc Browser? Does it also use Chromium?
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i downloaded it, it asked to sign up to use, i uninstalled it
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Wait 2 years and Ladybird might be worth using. Basilisk is also a project to watch.
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I hope I'm wrong, but doubt.jpg
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It's buildable now, it's just pretty basic.
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It uses chromium. You have webkit which is used in safari, orion, konquerer, and gnome web utility. None of those are on windows tho. If ur on mac and dont wanna use safari then use orion it supports chrome and Firefox and safari extensions
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