Harvey’s got a post up on Yandex & some potentials for moving defaults in Russian language Firefox. Take a look, weigh in.
1 Response to "harvey’s post on Yandex"
1 | Pavel
Thanks for link. I followed it and here can just repeate that I wrote there: Yandex is market-leader in Russia and definitely is much more trusted, popular and comfortable SE even comparing with Google.
Google even try make additional adspot campaign on billboards, BTL and online (what as I can notice is out of their principals in other countries) but Yandex still is number one, more lovely and innovative brand. For example, Yandex Blog Search or Yandex News Service are much more clever and hign-quality comparing with the same Google services.
So, it's good idea to use it as default in Russian language Firefox
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