Mozilla’s and Google Relations Gets Complicated
According to Mozilla’s CEO John Lilly, the things between Mozilla and Google became bit more complicated since the launch of Chrome.
“We have a fine and reasonable relationship,” John Lilly, Mozilla’s CEO, said in an interview last week. “But I’d be lying if I said that things weren’t more complicated than they used to be.”
Of course, when Google supplies 88% of the Mozilla’s revenue, word complicated fits here perfectly.
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Yes, it’s really ‘complicated’ between Mozilla and Google~
Google earns a LOT with Firefox. Those revenues mozilla see each year are not a favor google is doing them. It’s a reciprocal relationship, even if complicated.