License: Enterprise-Ready Security & Scalability

License: The enterprise-ready server backbone for Firefox Claude MCP extensions—secure, scalable, and fully compliant for seamless backend deployments.

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About License

What is License: Enterprise-Ready Security & Scalability?

This licensing framework provides dual MIT and Apache 2.0 terms for the Firefox MCP Bridge server-side application, enabling enterprise-grade compliance and flexibility. The dual-license structure ensures compatibility with both permissive and copyleft ecosystems while mitigating legal exposure for production deployments.

Developed for mission-critical applications like web extension bridges, this licensing model balances open source collaboration with enterprise requirements for predictable terms and liability safeguards.

How to Use License: Enterprise-Ready Security & Scalability?

Adopters may select either MIT or Apache 2.0 terms for their use case, with both licenses explicitly permitting commercial deployment. Contributions must comply with Apache-2.0's contribution licensing rules, requiring contributors to dual-license their submissions under the same terms as the project.

For integration into existing codebases, verify license compatibility using standard enterprise compliance tools. Full text references are maintained in LICENSE-MIT and LICENSE-APACHE files for audit purposes.

License Features

Key Features of License: Enterprise-Ready Security & Scalability?

Compliance Dualism: MIT's simplicity for rapid adoption paired with Apache 2.0's patent protections for enterprise environments
Contributor Assurance: Clear contribution terms that eliminate ambiguity around intellectual property ownership
Deployment Resilience: Mitigates licensing conflicts in multi-repo ecosystems through standardized terms

Use Cases of License: Enterprise-Ready Security & Scalability?

IT organizations deploying mission-critical web infrastructure benefit from:

Government agencies requiring FLOSS compliance with patent protection
Cloud service providers needing Apache 2.0's terms for API integrations
Startups balancing open source collaboration with commercial licensing needs

License FAQ

FAQ from License: Enterprise-Ready Security & Scalability?

Q: Can I choose one license exclusively?
Yes - adopters may elect either MIT or Apache 2.0 terms for their specific use case

Q: Are contributor agreements required?
No - contributions automatically apply the dual-license terms per Apache-2.0's contributor rules, eliminating bureaucratic overhead

Q: How does this affect derivative works?
Derivatives must retain both licenses' notices, allowing downstream users to choose their preferred compliance path

Content

Firefox MCP Bridge for the Claude web application.

This is the server side application for https://github.com/k3d3/firefox_mcpbridge.

I have not documented anything in here, unfortunately; good luck!

License

Everything in this repository is dual-licensed under the terms of the MIT license and the Apache License (Version 2.0).

See LICENSE-MIT and LICENSE-APACHE for details.

Contribution

Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in the work by you, as defined in the Apache-2.0 license, shall be dual licensed as above, without any additional terms or conditions.