Mozilla resists US gov't request to nuke "MafiaaFire" add-on

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Mozilla resists US gov't request to nuke "MafiaaFire" add-on

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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has asked Mozilla to remove a simple Firefox extension that redirects visitors from one domain name to another. Why? Because the MafiaaFire Redirector (no, the name isn't subtle) makes it easy for Web surfers to bypass the government's domain name seizures. Mozilla, the foundation that oversees Firefox development, has resisted the request.

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