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Licensing information

Open-source notices and obligations.

Nirvana for Android1 min readReviewed 2 October 2026

In this guide

  1. Licenses in the app
  2. Modified covered files
  3. Trademarks
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Licenses in the app

The Android app includes open-source code and libraries under multiple licenses. Open About → Licensing information in the app to inspect bundled notices, including the Mozilla Public License 2.0 for covered source.

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Modified covered files

Where MPL-covered files have been modified and distributed in executable form, recipients need access to the corresponding covered source under the MPL conditions. We have not yet published a public Nirvana repository; request the source from the developer by email.

MPL 2.0
Modified files → source on request
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Code licences and trademarks are separate. The Nirvana name and logo are not licensed by the MPL.
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Trademarks

Firefox and Mozilla names and marks belong to their respective owners. The code license does not grant a license to present Nirvana as Mozilla’s official browser.

Code licence (MPL 2.0)Use, inspect, modify, share
Names and logosSeparate trademark rules
A code licence is not permission to use someone’s brand.

Official sources and further reading

Mozilla Public License FAQ
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