The following packages will be REMOVED: blt-common epiphany-browser gimp-nonfree kdelibs4-dev libcupsys2-dev mozilla mozilla-browser mozilla-mailnews mozilla-psm mozilla-xft
I'm in a similar situation. aptitude (non-interactive) wants to remove libnss4 and libnss3 and automatically remove my mozilla packages. The situation is similar for apt-get, taking account of no tracking of automatically installed packages.
Newer versions of libnspr4 and libnss3, as well as the mozilla-* packages are available. If you'll notice, also, the new mozilla-browser package adds about 6 new dependencies.
Fortunately - running unstable here - I can resolve the situation by issuing the command:
# aptitude -tunstable install mozilla-browser
or
# apt-get -tunstable install mozilla-browser
Now, I consider my situation resolved. Perhaps something similar will work for you.
You say that you have gone some time without updates. Perhaps you are running testing. I believe mozilla-xft as a separate package has been obsoleted for quite some time now in unstable.
In your case the appropriate action may be:
# apt-get install mozilla
Of course use -t or specify a version if you want to override apt pinning.
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