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If Yahoo will be the default search engine in vNext, does Yahoo plan to do Hungarian localization?

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muratiakos
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I've read that Yahoo is selected as the default search engine and will be introduced in the future versions of Frefox. However currently Hungary and Hungarian language and contents is not among the supported localizations.

I am wonderign whether this will be addressed in the future to provide better content and experience for Hungarian Firefox users or do we need to switch back manually our search engines to Google.

I've read that Yahoo is selected as the default search engine and will be introduced in the future versions of Frefox. However currently Hungary and Hungarian language and contents is not among the supported localizations. I am wonderign whether this will be addressed in the future to provide better content and experience for Hungarian Firefox users or do we need to switch back manually our search engines to Google.

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philipp
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hello muratiakos, this is a community-driven forum - we don't know about the intention of third-party companies. however, yahoo will only be the default for us-versions of firefox - if firefox changed the default for your language at any point in the future it would obviously be to a search engine which gets that right... https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2014/11/19/promoting-choice-and-innovation-on-the-web/