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This document discusses Mozilla, a non-profit organization known for creating the Firefox web browser. Mozilla is made up of a global community of volunteers called Mozillians who work collaboratively in an open way to promote openness, innovation, and opportunity on the web through projects like Firefox. The document shares links to videos about Mozilla's mission and history and photos of communities around the world that are part of Mozilla.ûñ
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