Aman Gupta

Just discovered something interesting as a Zoho Partner - Zoho has its own browser Ulaa Browser, and it’s surprisingly as advanced and functional as Chrome, available on both mobile and desktop.
Now, the big question: Does switching really make a difference?
Short answer: Yes, it does.
Here’s why:
Google pays an estimated $410–$450 million annually to Mozilla just to remain the default search engine for their ~200M active users. That’s about 90% of Mozilla’s total revenue. That's an insane figure when you think about it.
But why does Google do this?
Because maintaining user attention on their search engine equals continued dominance + ad revenue.

I recently tried Ulaa myself, and to my surprise, the browser currently has just ~50K downloads on Play Store and fewer on the App Store. That’s tiny compared to the giants but even small shifts in user behavior matter.
Sometimes, change starts with one choice at a time. 🌍
Have you tried Ulaa yet?