According to report, Mozilla Foundation said today that last year, the royalties from Google and other search partners accounted for 98% of total revenue, one percentage point higher than two years ago .
The royalties of Mozilla last year from the $ 101.5 million in 2009 increased 19.3% to $ 121.1 million.
According to Mozilla's released information on Monday, its total revenue last year was $ 123.2 million, compared with $ 104.3 million in 2009, the growth rate in 2010(18.1%) is about half of in 2009 (34%).
In the past, Google has contributed the most royalties to Mozilla . In 2008, Google accounted 88% of search Licence fees for Mozilla . And now Google's Chrome browser is taking Firefox's market share.
Mozilla acknowledge the cooperation agreement with Google will be expired next month, but haven't given any comments on contract issues. But the market research firm IDC analyst Al Hilwa said, Google is unlikely to not renew with Mozilla, "Firefox's market share is still quite high, Google will not give up Firefox users."
According to the two market research firms forecast, Chrome's market share will be more than Firefox between the end of this year and the middle of next year, become the second most popular browser.
Mozilla's tax returns also lists the number of donations were received, including a $ 735,000 and a $ 175,000 donation.