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Plausibly they could get around it by doing a dlsym() or something. In general it's not possible to prevent private APIs from being used if they underly public
by why_only_15 4y ago
Plausibly they could get around it by doing a dlsym() or something. In general it's not possible to prevent private APIs from being used if they underly public APIs, but perhaps if Firefox tried to evade the rules they could be sanctioned.