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Money. Google splits advertising revenue with browsers that send users to Google (to some degree). Mozilla made a good deal of money from their relationship wi
by themartorana 12y ago
Money.
Google splits advertising revenue with browsers that send users to Google (to some degree). Mozilla made a good deal of money from their relationship with Google, but for several reasons (that include Chrome and no payment for truly anonymous searches) Mozilla decided to jump ship - but they still need that sweet search $.
Yahoo! is likely paying well. I can't imagine DDG could come close to competing with the money Yahoo! or Google could pay.
- geoka9 12y ago> no payment for truly anonymous searches What's a "truly anonymous search"?
- skriticos2 12y agoYou travel to a country on a different continent, buy a new tablet and do no modifications to it. Connect to a local Internet coffee-shop network and do a search. Then you repeat this process in a few other countries (preferably with different native languages) and then aggregate the search results into a common list?