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This is not what they mean. My shell doesn't need a goddamn legal agreement to save history or let me mosh into servers (mosh doesn't need one, either), because this is absurd and not a real thing. They 100% do not need a legal agreement for you to use the software on your own machine, even if you're using the software to communicate with 3rd parties, it has nothing to do with why they added this.

> But I agree with you that this should not require specific legal language. However, I point out that most other browsers have already added that same language, or something similar, to their own ToS.

Not so you can submit forms to websites (again, this is absurd) but so they can spy on you and do whatever they want with the data they collect, same as what Firefox is trying to gain the legal cover to do (whether they use that cover or not).