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Most browser vendors do business in the EU. And governments in general have a right to set standards for products and services. In some sense, Firefox could be
by phicoh 5y ago
Most browser vendors do business in the EU. And governments in general have a right to set standards for products and services.
In some sense, Firefox could be an exception, because Mozilla doesn't seem to do a lot of advertising in the EU.
It is not like Apple, Google, or Microsoft can say: we don't really care about the EU, we just remove the browser from products we distribute (directly or through third parties) in the EU.