<ul><li>The US Department of Justice (DOJ) is once again pushing for Google to sell its Chrome browser and divest its control in online search.</li><li>In a new filing, the DOJ reaffirmed its demand that Google must sell Chrome and stop paying companies to make Google Search the default option.</li><li>The DOJ argues that selling Chrome would level the playing field for competitors and give rival search engines a fair shot at reaching users.</li><li>The final decision on how Google must change will be made in April when the judge reviews proposals from both the government and Google.</li></ul>

Google could lose Chrome as the DOJ doubles down on its antitrust demands

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