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The tag software fairness on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about equitable practices in software distribution and competition, particularly within the Windows ecosystem. Recent content includes Opera's antitrust complaint against Microsoft in Brazil, accusing the company of anticompetitive tactics to promote Edge over rival browsers. This highlights concerns about default browser choices, user steering, and market dominance. The tag addresses themes of fair competition, regulatory actions, and user rights in software markets, with a focus on Windows platform issues.
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    Opera Sues Microsoft Over Default Browser Practices in Windows Antitrust Battle

    The escalating battle over default browsers in Windows has reemerged as one of the central antitrust stories shaping the digital marketplace, after Opera filed a formal complaint with Brazil’s competition authority (CADE) accusing Microsoft of unrelenting anticompetitive tactics to bolster...
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    • antitrust browser choice browser competition browser rivalry competition law dark patterns default browser digital markets act digital sovereignty microsoft competition microsoft edge monopoly oem restrictions regulation software fairness tech law user rights web standards windows
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