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Just wanted to say thanks @[email protected] for calling it fxsync and not ffsync, I'm glad there's still at least one person out there who knows what the proper abbreviation for Firefox should be!
Can you please explain why it should be FX and not FF?
Mozilla stated that a while back.
#8 in the FAQ