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Oh I imagine the papers are being filed as we speak, because this is blatantly illegal.
Well you typically need standing in order to file a lawsuit, who would do it? Mozilla are probably the only ones. Why would this cause them to do it when past similar practices haven’t?
Isn't Mozilla a non profit? I don't they can sue for anything along the lines of hurting profits to the company.
Of course they can. If the word profit is confusing you replace it with returns or finances.