Tamil Firefox

Brought to you by: balachandar, logesh_sendhai, mugunth

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Last Update: 2015-11-11

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This project is created to translate Firefox to tamil language.
The Tamil Firefox builds and other files created by this project team members will be released under MPL 1.0 License.

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