Thank you, but no. I have the pinning correct. The ppa has turned to the dark side.
Nothing stopping anyone from installing by any other means though. This is just Canonical forcing their official channels to make sure they are pushing security fixes as fast as possible to desktop users.
I've been having no issues with the Firefox snap on Ubuntu 22.04lts since I upgraded last month.
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