Google says Chrome will suffer if it’s forced to sell the world’s most popular web browser

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"I don’t think it could be recreated,” Chrome's general manager said about its success under Google.

Tabriz also mentioned the Chrome team is currently working to bake artificial intelligence into the browser to make it more “agentic”: in other words, Google wants Chrome to be able to automate tasks on behalf of users, from filling out forms to doing research to shopping.

Google believes it’s the only company that can operate Chrome, the world’s most popular web browser, and that it would suffer in anyone else’s hands.“Trying to disentangle that is unprecedented,” Parisa Tabriz, general manager of Google Chrome, said in federal court Friday.

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Author / Journalist: Dave Smith

Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: United States

Topics: Monopoly Search engine Search Browsers Department of Justice Google Google Chrome Court

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Published On: 2025-04-26 @ 18:26:09 (20 hours ago)

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