Firefox Dumps Its Default Search Engine - Google

Firefox and Google are breaking up.

I felt like crying when I first read about the break up
Maybe it was that Google  has a competing browser, making them strange bedfellows. Or after ten years of partnership, it was time for change. Or maybe Yahoo just offered to pay more.

Yahoo is replacing Google as the default search engine for Mozilla's Firefox browser, the companies announced late Wednesday. With 10% of the market, it is the Internet's third most popular search engine, behind Google's Chrome and Microsoft's  Bing (which powers Yahoo searches).
The change is significant for Firefox users, who perform some 100 million searches in the browser every year, according to Mozilla.

Below is a picture of some of the most popular web browsers; Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Opera Mini and Microsoft Internet Explorer, tell Quantum-Networks which one you prefer and why.