I wonder if this could be a "money where your mouth is" thing for the EU. If controlling a browser engine was considered strategic-- and for the love of the da

I wonder if this could be a "money where your mouth is" thing for the EU. If controlling a browser engine was considered strategic-- and for the love of the darkness, anything that gathers that much information and is owned by American techbros should be-- then they could provide a fair bit of a backstop to finance a dev team. EU backing could also provide general street cred for the project-- it's both "financially resourced enough to not go poof" and "backed by an authority that both has a strong history of privacy protections, and is in a geopolitical scenario where they can't afford insecurity".