@pkal @renbymon No - per the Firefox TOS, they're explicitly saying the AUP applies to using Firefox. https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/about/legal/terms/firefox/
@pkal @renbymon Not sure, I'll admit I'm not hyper-aware of what exactly entails Free Software, but looking at archive.org for the TOS page, it was added within the last couple of days - so my assumption is that this is a deliberate, probably calculated move, and I wouldn't be surprised if the Mozilla version of Firefox changes licence soon.
@mircoxi @renbymon Being Free Software should mean that the author cannot restrict the user by any agreement to use the software in one way or another.
My point/hope is just: If it was added in the last few days, I wouldn't be surprised if they just didn't think of updating the other site that points to the AUP.
@renbymon Yeah, it sucks... it double sucks that Firefox was already kind of a second class citizen anyway. I've had to have an install of Chrome as a backup for the last 15 years anyway because so many sites just don't work *quite* right in Firefox... especially when it comes to banks :')