This is into the opposite direction about what "free open-source" means.
You get that software into your computer, you are entitled to free unrestricted use or modify in any way you want.
Except by the Firefox trademark of course.
This is into the opposite direction about what "free open-source" means.
You get that software into your computer, you are entitled to free unrestricted use or modify in any way you want.
Except by the Firefox trademark of course.