browser market

  1. Brazil Investigates Microsoft Over Browser Bundling After Opera Complaint

    Brazil's Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE) has initiated an antitrust investigation into Microsoft following a formal complaint from Norwegian browser developer Opera. The complaint alleges that Microsoft's practice of pre-installing its Edge browser as the default on Windows...
  2. Brazil Investigates Microsoft Over Alleged Browser and Antitrust Practices

    Brazil's Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE) has initiated an antitrust investigation into Microsoft following a formal complaint from Norwegian browser developer Opera. The complaint, filed on July 29, 2025, alleges that Microsoft engages in anti-competitive practices by...
  3. CADE Investigates Microsoft Over Anti-Competitive Edge Practices in Brazil

    Brazil's Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE) has initiated an investigation into Microsoft following a formal complaint from Norwegian browser developer Opera. Opera alleges that Microsoft's practices surrounding its Edge browser on Windows operating systems constitute...
  4. Opera Sues Microsoft in Brazil Over Edge Browser Practices and Competition Concerns

    Opera Software has initiated an antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft in Brazil, alleging that the tech giant's practices with its Edge browser on Windows 11 are stifling competition. This legal action underscores ongoing concerns about Microsoft's influence in the web browser market and its...
  5. AI-Powered Web Browsers: The Future of Search and Internet Interaction

    The artificial intelligence landscape is accelerating at a breakneck pace, reshaping nearly every corner of the tech world—and nowhere is this more evident than in the battle over how we interact with the web. In a recent episode of First Ring Daily, technology commentators Brad Sams and Paul...
  6. Microsoft Edge's Sneaky Pop-Ups: What's Happening on Windows 11?

    Ah, Microsoft—always the good ol’ reliable, albeit occasionally mischievous, tech giant. Windows 11 users recently found themselves facing yet another pop-up from Microsoft's Edge browser—a maneuver so underhanded it could make a magician blush. If you thought you could escape the incessant...
  7. Microsoft ignores IE slide, touts IE9 success on Windows 7

    Chrome and Safari continued to chip away at Internet Explorer's usage share last month, while Firefox remained stalled for the fourth straight month, a Web statistics firm has said. Link Removed - Invalid URL
  8. Where is Internet Explorer 9? Have you seen it?

    You'll have to look real hard to find IE9 in NetApplications April browser user share data. IE9 doesn't even make NetApp's browser-version breakdown chart for all operating systems, although its usage share was 2.41 percent. By comparison, Firefox 4.0, which launched 7 days later, snatched 5.43...