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More Countries Are Forcing Apple To Allow Third-Party Browsers in iOS

Japan's new antitrust regulations target Apple to allow third-party app stores and web browser engines on iPhones by December 2025. The rules aim to end Apple's ...
VentureBeat

Dolphin Browser opens API to third-party apps, Dropbox, Evernote join the party

The popular Dolphin web browser for Android and iOS devices has opened its API to help third-party developers create better add-ons, the company announced today. Dolphin Browser has been downloaded ...
MediaPost

Microsoft Bing To Offer AI-Powered Third-Party Browser Support

Microsoft Bing announced Monday that it soon will begin to support AI-powered Bing in third-party browsers on web and mobile. The company, which estimates that today it supports more than 1 billion ...
TweakTown

EU's decision to force Apple to prompt people to pick a third-party browser is working

As part of the European Union's Digital Markets Act, Apple is now required to offer iPhone owners in the territory the opportunity to pick a new browser option rather ...
9to5Mac

Sideloading, third-party browser engines, and more are coming to the iPad in the EU this year

Earlier this week, the European Commission announced that iPadOS is now designated as a gatekeeper platform in the European Union, just like the iPhone and the App Store. In a new developer ...
BGR

Third-Party Growth In The EU Proves iPhone Browser Choice Should Come To The US

Consumer choice is important and, while it's easy to search through the App Store and find a browser that isn't the built-in Safari app, it feels like you should be presented with all of the options ...
9to5Mac

iPad users will miss out on third-party app stores, browser engines, and more

Yesterday, Apple announced some major changes to the App Store and the broader iPhone platform in the European Union, including support for alternative app marketplaces. There’s one piece of nuance ...