The German company allocates a portion of its advertising revenue to global tree-planting initiatives.
Mozilla recently announced a new partnership with Ecosia.
In Germany, Ecosia has been available as a search engine choice since Firefox version 59.0.
They also underscored the importance of users making informed decisions about the tech products and services they support.
Together, Mozilla and Ecosia are committed to creating a better internet and a better world for everyone.
Ecosia has planted over 215 million trees in biodiversity hotspots around the globe, Mozilla stated.
Ecosia doesn’t operate its own web crawler, meaning its search results rely on external providers.
Historically, it has used a combination of results from Yahoo!, Bing, and Wikipedia.
However, the US Department of Justice’s ongoing antitrust case against Google coulddisruptthis arrangement.
