Apple announced in its DMA compliance report that it plans to let users completely delete the Safari app from their iPhone. Users were previously prohibited to do so because Apple's web browser is ...

In line with that — when Apple users in the EU open Safari, they'll be prompted to choose a default browser from a list of options available in their area.

Discover how the EU's Digital Markets Act is revolutionizing Apple's iOS ecosystem in Europe, giving users more choices and greater control.

Chrome is my favorite browser, but it has room to improve. Here are a few things I think it should pull from Apple's Safari.

It’s easy to explain this bottom address bar as Chrome’s response to Safari for iPhone. Hopefully, the feedback from iOS owners will result in this change coming to Android as it will greatly ...

Apple’s DMA compliance doc says it will allow iPhone users to uninstall Safari, change the default navigation app, and transfer data between browsers and phones.