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this post was submitted on 17 Dec 2025
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Hasn't google pretty much always supported Mozilla/firefox? I was pretty sure this was the case since basically forever.
Now I'm not sure so will have to check. But even if so, they still kept gradually advancing in their support for Mozilla.
/u/Nora is right. There was a short period when Yahoo! made a better offer to be the default search engine a long time ago, but Google was already there and came back to Firefox swiftly.
Started going downhill when they kicked out Brendan Eich for being a creep. The creep's a competent engineer tho.