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Mozilla Firefox Blocks Add-Ons to Circumvent Russia Censorship
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I checked, and according to Statcounter it's at 3.3%. So if Mozilla did go hardball, it'd affect an insignificant amount of people.
Realistically though, I don't follow world politics much but I assume that "blocking firefox" probably wouldn't be the worst optics they've had in the past few years.
And they can easily say it’s Mozilla’s fault