Vlad J. wrote: > Hello, > > Company I'm working for is going to embed FireFox browser into their > commercial application. > From MPL it's clear that this is allowed. But it's hardly possible to embed > FireFox browser to anywhere, because it's compiled this way. > So I have a question. Is it allowed/permitted to build FireFox with > different compiler options and distribute resulting package with commercial > applications and standalone under the conditions below? > > -all compiler options that will be changed are taken from Mozilla web site > -original sources used for building FireFox are left non-modified > -no additional sources are added to FireFox > -no additional extension are added > -copyright and other legal stuff (logos, tm) will remain untouched > -package will be made freely available online. > -package name will contain FireFox in its name (for example embeddable > FireFox or FireFox for embedding etc)
No. For embedding, you typically want to build XULRunner and not Firefox in any case. If you actually do want a browser, you should build it without the Firefox trademarked name. --BDS _______________________________________________ legal mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/legal
