The Firefox manufacturer declared it is assured the recent search engine deals it’s inked with other Internet companies can bring in enough cash in order for it to work.

For fiscal strength, Mozilla has greatly relied on its search engine venture with Google for a long time. For example, in 2012 and 2013, 90 percent of its own income came from Google. In 2014, 90 percent of its own sales came from Yahoo and Google.

But things changed last year when both firms discontinued the deal in a number of areas of the planet. For 2015, Mozilla partnered with Yahoo to reveal its characteristics in Firefox in America. It partnered with Yandex and Baidu for similar partnerships in Russia and China . Though it insists that it does not profit from the arrangement in Europe, Firefox uses Google as the default search engine.

“We do not have a commercial relationship with Google at this stage,” Denelle Dixon-Thayer, Mozilla’s main company and legal official told Cnet. Mozilla CFO said that they’re assured for the fiscal result for 2015 while she acknowledges the business might have continued its relationship with Google. “We truly anticipate showing our results next year. 2015 will reveal our continuing history of extremely powerful fiscal results.”

With no reliance on Google for fiscal equilibrium, Mozilla is going to have the ability to remain open, and place more energy on fostering its attempts that are cellular. The business recently released Firefox to any or all users for iOS.