Mozilla and Yahoo strike deal to ‘replace’ Google
Mozilla replaces Google as default search engine with Yahoo
NEW YORK: Mozilla and Yahoo have signed a five-year contract to attract Google users. Mozilla has unveiled ‘fastest ever’ Firefox browser Yahoo buys video ad service Bright Roll for $640 million
A report has said that Mozilla is replacing Google as the default search engine with Yahoo for users in the United States.
In a statement, Mozilla and Yahoo said that they had sealed a five-year partnership that will provide a “framework” for other possible integrations and deals.
The move follows tensions between Mozilla and Google with the search giant’s Chrome browser stealing away Firefox’s market share for years.
