Optimally we'd all just use the Firefox branding, as this would cause the least confusion for users. However, Mozilla's trademark policy expressly forbids it in the case of Trisquel.
This isn't really an issue with having "no branding" but rather with not
being a "name brand." Your bank would not know what "Icecat" or "Iceweasel"
or probably even "Seamonkey" is (they all use the same Mozilla rendering
engine). It's their fault they hired an incompetent web developer who doesn't
know that "Gecko is Gecko".
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