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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.
Can't you sue for loss of income regardless?