Chrome could suffer apart from Google, says Google.
Testifying in the Google Search antitrust trial yesterday, Chrome general manager Parisa Tabriz said Chrome’s features and functionality owe to its “interdependencies” on other parts of the company, reports Bloomberg. She reportedly said over 90 percent of Chromium code has originated from Google since 2015. Noting Android’s reliance on Chromium, Bloomberg writes that earlier in the day, a computer science expert fo…
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