- Aug 17, 2017
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Ever since Apple started letting users choose the default browser on iOS devices in compliance with the Digital Markets Act (DMA), third-party browsers have witnessed a significant increase in downloads. Last week, Brave confirmed registering a 37.5% increase in installs. Soon after, Firefox reported a surge in user base.
As expected, the Opera browser is the next in line to show a similar trend. In an official press release, Opera claims to have secured a 164% increase in user base between March 5 and March 7, as Apple showed the Choose Your Default Browser prompt.
After Firefox and Brave, Opera reports an uptick in browser installs post Apple's DMA compliance
After DMA came into effect, Opera browser installs have risen by 164% in the EU. In France, it has increased by a staggering 402%.
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