“About Your Rights” for Mozilla Firefox summarizes user rights under the Mozilla Public License, including permission to use, modify, and share Firefox, and outlines terms for Firefox’s optional web-based services. It is an official Mozilla document, ensuring trusted guidance on licensing, trademarks, user feedback, and liability limitations for the Firefox browser.

The Firefox Reality Rights & Web-Based Services Terms outline how users may use, modify, and distribute the open-source browser under the Mozilla Public License 2.0, while clarifying limits on trademark rights and third-party service use. It is an official Mozilla policy, providing reliable licensing and liability guidance from a widely trusted open-source organisation.

This document outlines the terms and conditions for using Firefox Reality, an open-source software, including your rights under the Mozilla Public License 2.0. It details the use of web-based information services, disclaimers, liability limitations, and references to the associated Privacy Policy. The terms are governed by the laws of California, USA.

This document outlines the terms of use and user rights for Mozilla Firefox, an open-source software. It details the Mozilla Public License, trademark usage, how user feedback and personal information are handled, and the terms governing web-based services like Safe Browsing. Users can also find instructions on how to disable certain features.

This document outlines the Terms of Use for the Firefox Focus and Klar web browser software. It details the rights and permissions granted by Mozilla to the user, the open-source nature of the software, and important limitations on Mozilla's liability. The terms also cover user responsibilities and how the agreement can be updated or terminated.

This document outlines the terms and conditions for using the Firefox web browser software. It details the rights granted by Mozilla to the user, the user's responsibilities, and important limitations on Mozilla's liability and warranties. It also covers aspects like intellectual property and how updates to these terms are handled.

This End-User License Agreement (EULA) is a legally binding contract between a software Licensor and a Licensee, outlining the terms for using the software. It covers the grant of license, intellectual property rights, limitations on use, and conditions for termination. By installing or using the software, the Licensee agrees to these terms.

The Standard Online Cloud Service Terms provide clear, balanced SaaS terms of cloud services for publication on a provider’s website, governing customer access, usage, support, data, and amendment mechanisms. It is part of OLL’s widely trusted library of open, lawyer-vetted standard agreements.

This Bonterms Standard End User Agreement outlines the terms for customers to subscribe to cloud services or software products offered by a provider through an online marketplace. It details usage rights, data handling, warranties, limitations of liability, and intellectual property, ensuring a clear framework for the digital product transaction.

This is a standard end-user agreement designed for customers who purchase cloud services or software from a provider through an online marketplace. It establishes the terms and conditions governing the use of the product, including provisions for data handling, warranties, intellectual property, limitations of liability, and confidentiality. The agreement ensures clarity on the responsibilities of both the customer and the provider within the marketplace ecosystem.