Yahoo to partner Mozilla against Google dominance on internet search market

Yahoo! is due to become the default search engine of the Firefox browser in the United States on desktop and mobile devices, according to a strategic partnership announced by both companies on Wednesday.

The collaboration is seen as a good opportunity for the two internet giants to design, develop and market new products.

Yahoo! says this is its most important partnership signed in the last five years.

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Mozilla CEO Chris Beard, indicated during the event “”Promoting choice and innovation on the web”, that other search engines like Google, Bing or DuckDuckGo, Inc. will continue to be part of the Firefox browser as alternative options. However, nobody know for how long as it’s somehow obvious that world’s best search engine may not wish to support the competitors of its browser Chrome.

For markets other than the US, Yandex Search will become the default search engine for Firefox in Russia, while in China Mozilla will continue its agreement with Baidu.