Frank Hecker, director of policy for the Mozilla Foundation, said the for-profit 
arm will give the project more options. Already, Google Inc. pays Mozilla an unspecified 
amount to ship Firefox with a version of Google's search engine as the default home 
page. 

In the future, the project could consider letting other companies hire its employees 
to develop new features, Hecker said. There are no plans, though, to offer paid technical 
support services.

Non-profit! I don't want Google in my stuff...I want google if I choose!  Google 
is the next Microsoft.  Wanna bet google comes out with Operating Systems using the 
Firefox browser.  Then there'll be the Googley Annoyances Forum.  

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