Hm, good points. I’d add: If you open a new tab in firefox, there’s google’s search engine pinned, so you can see (and use) that trade-based service easily. Plus they support this function of @google in their tab to make an easy search via google. Because of all these points I’d put them into the category rejected. Promotions (trades) are a slippery slope, because once you do them, you depend on them. And sooner or later google might say to firefox: I give you some more money if you give me some data of your users…

Ka utua ano a Firefox ki te whakatau he aha te miihini rapu taunoa hei whakamahi. He hokohoko tika tenei. E hiahia ana ratou ki to aro 100%. He uaua ki ahau te tapanga i a Firefox he hokohoko-kore… https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/041315/how-mozilla-firefox-and-google-chrome-make-money.asp

Ka whakatairanga a Firefox i tana Pocket ratonga tauhokohoko https://getpocket.com/premium i runga i nga ripa katoa. Ka whakatairanga ano ratou i ta raatau ratonga tiri konae e tuku ana i nga whiringa utu (utu). Na kia mohio koe ki enei.

E whakaae ana ahau ki tena, no reira e 4 o te 5 poraka. Hei tuhipoka taha ka taea e koe te whakaputa mai i tera: i te Paewhiri Tūmataiti me te Haumaru ->

Scroll down to the Firefox Data Collection and Use section and uncheck the boxes where it says “Allow Firefox to send technical and interaction data to Mozilla”

Ka kohia e Firefox etahi raraunga engari ko te nuinga mo nga kaupapa hangarau https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/privacy/faq/ – na reira ka hokohoko koe i etahi raraunga ki a raatau.