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The Google Affiliate Agreement continues to be the primary and main source of livelihoods in declining Mozilla. Firefox developers can stress a little less – Google will provide them with a steady flow of cash for at least half a decade. What do most browsers live from? After all, these are usually free applications, and any advertisements that could be found in them basically disqualify such a browser. The answer lies in ancillary services and partnership agreements. Some browsers offer, for example, a paid VPN service. Others greet us with links to various websites and web applications from the very beginning. This exposure was almost always bought from the browser provider. Mozilla has a similar business model. Its strategic partner is Google – in return for financial support, Mozilla sets Google Search as the default application for searching the Web in Firefox. Google also works on similar principles with other browsers – a similar layout has, among others, Apple and its Safari...