Meet the contributors from Open Web Advocacy, there will be a few talks by their members giving updates on the work they are doing to help make the web a better place for all.

Stitching together the global picture of regulation and litigation: as many countries raise concerns about competition in digital markets, regulatory opportunities arise for better interoperability fo...

We’re having an OWA meetup in London on 1 October 2026, from 19:00–21:00 BST, together with London Web Standards.

We’re having an OWA meetup in London on 1 October 2026, from 19:00–21:00 BST, together with London Web Standards.

Check out Bruce Lawson’s interview with Alex Moore, executive director and co-founder of Open Web Advocacy. They run through the history of OWA, why OWA exists…

» “Safari. Blazing fast. Incredibly Private.” – O RLY!?!?

Microsoft engineers have published benchmark results showing that a Chromium-based browser using its own rendering engine scores 28.6% higher than Safari on Apple's own Speedometer 3.1 performance tes...

Rival rendering engines could make pages load almost 30% faster on iPhones, Redmond claims

Rival rendering engines could make pages load almost 30% faster on iPhones, Redmond claims

Proton and tech allies demand UK regulators crack down on Apple and Google's dominance

As the Digital Markets Act enters its third year, critics say enforcement is drifting toward the same delays that have plagued traditional antitrust probes.

The European Union is planning to ​fine Alphabet's Google a high triple-digit million euro amount ‌as part of an antitrust investigation, Germany's Handelsblatt newspaper reported on Monday, citing co...

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Launching Web Serial in Firefox 151 The web is built by communities, but not all communities use the web the same way.  That philosophy shaped part of

The Free Software Foundation Europe's intervention in Apple's DMA challenge is a test case for civil society's role in tech regulation, writes Megan Kirkwood.

Apple is finally bringing Apple Watch and AirPod features to third-party wearables.

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected on Wednesday Apple's request to ​temporarily block a judicial order that found the iPhone maker in violation of sweeping court-mandated changes to its lucrative ‌App St...

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected on Wednesday Apple's request to ​temporarily block a judicial order that found the iPhone maker in violation of sweeping court-mandated changes to its lucrative ‌App St...

Thanks to the Digital Markets Act (DMA), Mozilla has gained more than 6 million new users for its web browser Firefox.

CSS now does what Floating UI, GSAP ScrollTrigger, Framer Motion, and react-select used to require JavaScript for. Here is exactly how much that saves, why these libraries were painful beyond their size, and what the platform still hasn't figured out.

Armed with new powers to rein in the worst excesses of mobile's duopolists, regulators around the world are struggling to find their footing. The UK's CMA is only the latest to pose capitulation as success. Far from unlocking growth and dynamism, regulatory timidity is reducing enforcers' future room for manoeuvre and hampering home-grown competitors to Big Tech. Unleashing the web would fix a great deal of what's broken, but regulators are falling down on the job. It's time we spoke plainly about it.

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