Nelson B wrote: > Wei Shao wrote: > > > I have done a customized Firefox browser for a research project. I am > > hoping to post the report of this project to this group soon. > > > > Two questions, > > > > 1. If I want to provide my customized Firefox for people to download > > and try, how shall I do that? Right now, I have the dist/bin Folder on > > my local windows machine. I built Firefox with the free Visual C++ > > 2005 compiler. > > Your first question is how to package a customized Firefox build. > I doubt that anyone here in the crypto newsgroup knows the answer to that. > I suggest you ask that in the mozilla.dev.apps.firefox group. > > > 2. I have a self-signed CA for demo purpose, how can I include that in > > the CA list by default. > > As I understand it (I am not a lawyer), because of the legal necessity > of protecting trademarks, mozilla has a policy that if you change certain > things about the product, you may not distribute it with the Firefox > brand name and logos. The built-in list of root CAs is one of things that > you may not change and still use the trademarks, as I understand it. > I think this is the reason that one group markets their variant of > FireFox under the name "IceApe". > > More information at > http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/pki/nss/ca-certificates/policy.html > and the pages to which it links, such as > http://www.mozilla.org/foundation/trademarks/ > > You may e-mail a question or trademark use request to licensing at mozilla.org
Thanks for the message. I give up on this idea. Besides the legal implications, I think most security conscience people will find it scary anyway. > > -- > Nelson B _______________________________________________ dev-tech-crypto mailing list dev-tech-crypto@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-crypto
