火狐浏览器中国公司面临关闭？该公司多次被强制执行

Core Viewpoint - Firefox is planning to shut down its operations in China and terminate account services, which may significantly impact users' data stored in the cloud [1][4]. Company Overview - Firefox entered the Chinese market around 2004, initially promoted by a community of tech enthusiasts. In 2007, Mozilla officially established a presence in China through Beijing Mozhi Network Technology Co., Ltd. [2] - The Chinese operating entity, Beijing Mozhi Firefox Information Technology Co., Ltd., was founded in March 2011, with a registered capital of 1 million RMB. The company is wholly owned by Guo Yuanzheng and has 19 employees as of 2023 [2][3]. Operational Status - The company has faced operational challenges, including multiple instances of enforcement actions since January 2025, accumulating over 36 million RMB in forced execution amounts [3]. - Firefox provides a specific version of its browser for the Chinese market, with user account data stored separately from the international version. If the Chinese account services are terminated, users will need to migrate their data, including bookmarks and passwords [4].