How does netscape make money?

MasterPuppets206 · **Posted:** Sat Oct 18, 2008 7:29 pm

manojjonam10 · **Joined:** Sun Oct 12, 2008 11:00 am **Posts:** 160

Netscape earns money just like the other web browsers. They use rendering engines of search engines and they give out valued traffic to web sites.

MasterPuppets206 · **Posted:** Sun Oct 19, 2008 5:45 am

manojjonam10 wrote:

Netscape earns money just like the other web browsers. They use rendering engines of search engines and they give out valued traffic to web sites.

Oh ok, so firefox's google homepage is an example of this correct?

Wafflestomp · **Joined:** Sun Oct 19, 2008 6:46 am **Posts:** 77

MasterPuppets206 wrote:

manojjonam10 wrote:

Netscape earns money just like the other web browsers. They use rendering engines of search engines and they give out valued traffic to web sites.

Oh ok, so firefox's google homepage is an example of this correct?

I don't think netscape does well anymore compared to the other browsers, AOL keeps on running due to the fact it owns AIM and the advertisements on AIM earn them all of their money.

manojjonam10 · **Joined:** Sun Oct 12, 2008 11:00 am **Posts:** 160

Yeah, Firefox's Google homepage is a best example about making money through search engines.They earn commissions for it.

MasterPuppets206 · **Posted:** Mon Oct 20, 2008 1:01 am

manojjonam10 wrote:

Yeah, Firefox's Google homepage is a best example about making money through search engines.They earn commissions for it.

Yeah, that's pretty cool, so then firefox makes no money if you change your homepage to something else.

lol

manojjonam10 · **Joined:** Sun Oct 12, 2008 11:00 am **Posts:** 160

MasterPuppets206 wrote:

manojjonam10 wrote:

Yeah, Firefox's Google homepage is a best example about making money through search engines.They earn commissions for it.

Yeah, that's pretty cool, so then firefox makes no money if you change your homepage to something else.

lol

Technically speaking you are correct. However there will be millions of users who use Firefox services and their home pages. So it will be negligible loss if a a few thousand people change their home page.

MasterPuppets206 · **Posted:** Tue Oct 21, 2008 1:12 am

manojjonam10 wrote:

MasterPuppets206 wrote:

manojjonam10 wrote:

Yeah, Firefox's Google homepage is a best example about making money through search engines.They earn commissions for it.

Yeah, that's pretty cool, so then firefox makes no money if you change your homepage to something else.

lol

Technically speaking you are correct. However there will be millions of users who use Firefox services and their home pages. So it will be negligible loss if a a few thousand people change their home page.

Also searching from the built in search bar in FF would mean it is going through firefox's google am i correct?

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