Google has put forward a series of proposals aimed at addressing allegations of its search monopoly, including plans to unbundle Android apps and adjust search deals in response to ongoing antitrust scrutiny from the U.S. Justice Department. In its response, Google has countered calls for the forced sale of its Chrome browser, labeling such demands as extreme and contrary to legal standards. The tech giant hopes these efforts will prevent any radical interventions that could disrupt its business model and impact the wider digital market landscape. Various changes proposed by Google include alterations to distribution contracts and a more lenient approach towards its search partnerships.