Small browser market share surges post-Digital Markets Act

Some browsers' share is up 250%

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Small browser market share surges post-Digital Markets Act

Smaller browsers have picked up steam in the wake of EU legislation promoting competition - but regulators are still not happy with tech giants.

Use of independent browsers in the EU has jumped since the implementation of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) on 7th March, shifting the digital landscape. Data six browser companies have shared wi...

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