To: HMS Surprise
How does getting rid of something that’s free hurt them?
10 posted on
04/04/2014 10:01:14 AM PDT by
raybbr
(Obamacare needs a death panel.)
To: raybbr
I was wondering.. with them giving it away for free.. how do they make their money?
I assume the same way google does with Chrome. Collecting and selling your browsing habits.
13 posted on
04/04/2014 10:03:17 AM PDT by
cableguymn
(It's time for a second political party.)
To: raybbr
Firefox’s revenues are base on how many people use it. With less people using it, they get less money.
35 posted on
04/04/2014 11:24:01 AM PDT by
Essie
To: raybbr
How does getting rid of something that’s free hurt them?As per a Mozilla spokesperson, "Mozilla's search agreement with Google accounted for approximately 90 percent of our 2012 royalty revenue, as disclosed in our annual financial statement."
ZDNet Article
43 posted on
04/04/2014 12:08:14 PM PDT by
folkquest
(I plan on being cranky for the next 4 years. Hope to crack a political smile at the midterms!)
To: raybbr
How does getting rid of something that’s free hurt them? How did blocking their free browser (which had already been downloaded and installed) from using OKcupid hurt them? That was the only site that I've read about that blocked their browser and it was for about a day.
55 posted on
04/05/2014 7:39:35 AM PDT by
a fool in paradise
(The Texas judge's decision was to pave the way for same sex divorce for two Massachusetts women.)
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