Hi Diggsy.
Firefox is a "web browser" rather than search engine. It goes to wherever you have set it to go (in the address bar), and at start-up, your default destination is - guess what? - Google, which is a search engine. It is true that Firefox does use "back-office" software provided by Google, but I've not seen reports of it being misused, and Mozilla is positive about personal privacy - see https://www.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/privacy/[...
Hi Diggsy.Firefox is a "web browser" rather than search engine. It goes to wherever you have set it to go (in the address bar), and at start-up, your default destination is - guess what? - Google, which is a search engine. It is true that Firefox does use "back-office" software provided by Google, but I've not seen reports of it being misused, and Mozilla is positive about personal privacy - see https://www.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/privacy/[...
Firefox is a "web browser" rather than search engine. It goes to wherever you have set it to go (in the address bar), and at start-up, your default destination is - guess what? - Google, which is a search engine. It is true that Firefox does use "back-office" software provided by Google, but I've not seen reports of it being misused, and Mozilla is positive about personal privacy - see https://www.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/privacy/[...
