Google is set to tighten its iron grip on the Internet, while Microsoft is preparing to launch the new version of the browser, "Edge", the most compatible with the famous browser.
The new "Edge" browser will use Chromium technology to be compatible with Google's search engine, the Daily Mail newspaper said.
The decision will allow Google to access the data of 330 million new users (who work with the EDGE browser), which will give greater strength to the US company.
In contrast, a spokesman for the browser, "Firefox" that the decision of Microsoft may undermine the independence of the Internet in the world.
He said that this will make Google monopolize the Internet market, and difficult to other browsers such as "Firefox" competition.
Critics said the new development raises concerns about user privacy, especially since Google suffered earlier in a spying scandal.
The Associated Press revealed that Google insists on tracking the steps of users and know their place, even if they reject the process of "tracking", which is a violation of privacy.
