Allinformation.com- Yahoo will soon become the default search engine in Mozilla's browser, Firefox. This was confirmed directly by the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Mozilla, Chris Beard.
Beard announced that Firefox cooperated during the next five years with Yahoo. "We believe it is useful to more people in many places with choice and more opportunities to innovate," said Beard as reported by Mashable, Friday (11/21/2014).
Firefox will serve Yahoo's search engine for users in the United States (US) in December. However, users can still change settings to Google's search engine, Bing, eBay, Amazon, Wikipedia, or Twitter.
Google itself has become the default search engine in Firefox since 2004. According to Beard, the agreement with Google will be updated.
In evaluating our search partnership, the main consideration is to make sure our strategy aligned with our values and freedom of choice. Our position is to innovate and advance our mission to provide the best service to users and the Internet, "he explained.
Search has become the focus of attention area Marissa Mayer since served as CEO of Yahoo. He also aggressively push Yahoo's investment in contextual search.
The former Google executive was specifically focused on mobile, with the goal of reducing the dominance of Google in the mobile browser.
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