> if FF is successful in their mission they will cut off their major revenue channel. I don't think that's necessarily true. Their mission isn't to break searc

> if FF is successful in their mission they will cut off their major revenue channel. I don't think that's necessarily true. Their mission isn't to break search engines, just to prevent privacy violations. If Google Search is unsustainable with any less than Google's current level of tracking/etc, then I suppose a successful Firefox means an unsuccessful Google. But Google didn't start out doing this much tracking, and there are other search engines out there that still don't. A paid default search engine that shows a few search-related ads on its results pages doesn't seem opposed to Firefox's mission?