Alternative Browsers Gain Traction in EU Following Apple's Compliance with DMA.

Apple's implementation of a browser choice screen on iOS devices in the EU has led to a significant increase in installations for alternative browsers like Brave, Firefox, and Vivaldi.

Apple's compliance with the Digital Markets Act (DMA) prompts users to select their default browser, boosting installations for Brave, Firefox, and Vivaldi.
Brave Software reports a jump in daily browser installs from around 8,000 to 11,000 following the change.
Firefox experiences over 50% user growth in Germany and nearly 30% in France due to the new browser choice screen.
Vivaldi CEO notes modest results from the EU's intervention but expects further pressure on gatekeepers.
Mozilla and Brave criticize Apple's restrictions and call for more genuine competition and user choice.