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'''How will this affect your relationship with Google as a whole?''' | '''How will this affect your relationship with Google as a whole?''' | ||
Google is, and remains, one of Mozilla | Google is, and remains, one of Mozilla's strongest partners. Google and Mozilla are well aligned on most issues affecting the open web. We have worked collaboratively on many initiatives in the past and expect to continue to do so in the future. | ||
'''How are default search plug-ins selected?''' | '''How are default search plug-ins selected?''' | ||
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'''What is a search plug-in?''' | '''What is a search plug-in?''' | ||
A search plug-in is a small XML file that people can install in Firefox to access a given search service through the Search Bar, without visiting the search provider | A search plug-in is a small XML file that people can install in Firefox to access a given search service through the Search Bar, without visiting the search provider's website first. | ||
'''What is the Search Bar?''' | '''What is the Search Bar?''' | ||
The Search Bar is a feature of Mozilla Firefox that makes it easy to use a variety of search services directly from your browser. The Search Bar comes preloaded with several search services that users can add or remove at any time. By entering a search term in the Search Bar, users can get immediate results from a given search service, without having to visit the search provider | The Search Bar is a feature of Mozilla Firefox that makes it easy to use a variety of search services directly from your browser. The Search Bar comes preloaded with several search services that users can add or remove at any time. By entering a search term in the Search Bar, users can get immediate results from a given search service, without having to visit the search provider's website first. For more information, please see http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/search.html | ||
'''What happens if I have alternate search providers already in my search bar?''' | '''What happens if I have alternate search providers already in my search bar?''' | ||
Alternative providers will remain in the search bar. Their order of presentation may change, but defaults will be maintained as well as any plug-ins installed by the user. | Alternative providers will remain in the search bar. Their order of presentation may change, but defaults will be maintained as well as any plug-ins installed by the user. | ||