Breaking Chrome away from Google wouldn't break the browser. An independent Chrome browser can successfully compete should Google be forced to sell off Chrome.

AI could bring a new round of browser wars Mozilla is concerned that Google's efforts to build Gemini into its Chrome browser will make it even more difficult for rivals to compete with the search ...

According to StatCounter, Google's Chrome web browser is by far the most popular browser, followed closely by Safari, with Microsoft Edge and Firefox coming in third and fourth place.

The browser is slated to launch in the coming weeks and aims to use artificial intelligence to fundamentally change how ...

Google's browser may have better support for certain web features, but it will also come with a built-in tracking system that spies on users and serves up their interests to advertisers.

Google being Firefox's default search engine in 2004 surely helped. It remained the go-to search engine for Firefox until 2014, when an older brand attempted a comeback.