I have a question / request for clarification to the author(s) of FlashGot.
Mozilla prepares/supports so-called "partner repacks" of Firefox (see https://wiki.mozilla.org/Releases for some links). One of these "partner repacks" is Firefox China Pack. It includes few extensions, including FlashGot. The text on the wiki.m.o. says:
"The win32 version of the China Pack bundles FlashGot, which is licensed under the GPL. Some of the other extensions bundled with the China Pack are not licensed under the GPL, and Mozilla Online has obtained permission from the author of FlashGot to distribute it with those non-GPL-licensed extensions."
My question is - has Mozilla Online really obtained permission from you to bundle FlashGot along with closed source [1] / proprietary software? If this is the case (and I guess it is), then I'd strongly suggest including this information in the FlashGot_License.txt file to avoid any confusion. Thanks!
[1] For example, I have no idea where I could find the source code of binary files cpmanager-com.dll and ClearTypeTuner.dll. juiceService.js also doesn't seem to be in the "preferred form of the work for making modifications to it" (using language from the terms of GPL)...
PS My User-Agent is faked (but not much...). I tried to write a post with UA set to just "Konqueror", but I was getting a picture of Sylvester Stallone... I don't think that sniffing UA is that useful, but I guess administrators of this forum think otherwise
