Comment 168 for bug 269656
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| Rotbart van Dainig (rotbart-van-dainig) wrote | #168 |
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(Get the code!)
It doesn't really matter, though.
The EULA is not a recognized free license, thus Firefox has to move to restricted. No questions there.
That way, it can still be in the default install - and the unbranded browser can be installed if choosing to install with the 'free software only' option.