Mozilla abolished Firefox's "End User License Agreement"

A week ago, Mozilla also asked users to agree to their EULAEnd User License Agreement ("End User License Agreement") when using Firefox for the first time. After receiving a lot of criticism, mozilla had to acknowledge that EULA was flawed and reported that Mozilla planned to re-develop Firefox authorization licenses.

However, the results seem to be better than you think. Mozilla abolished Firefox's EULA.

According to an article in Groklaw, Mozilla will completely abolish Firefox's User License Agreement: "Now, you can install and use Firefox without considering its EULA, this service has been separated from Firefox. We would be even more pleased if Mozilla could re-develop the EULA, but the results were satisfactory. Mozilla may make further adjustments. I have to admit that Mozilla is doing well ."

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