Google has expressed strong opposition to a reported proposal from the U.S. Department of Justice to sell its Chrome web browser, arguing it would negatively impact consumers and American technological leadership. The DOJ is assessing potential remedies following a ruling that Google maintains a monopoly in online search. Chrome holds a global market share of 64.61% as of October, while Google Search dominates with nearly 90%. Google executive Lee-Anne Mulholland criticized the DOJ’s approach, suggesting it extends beyond legal boundaries.