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[Star Wars] What do Mandalorians think of Boba Fett?

From watching The Mandalorian, it seems that they don't like the Empire very much. They took their beskar steel, something they highly respect and hold in almost spiritual importance. Hell, one of them got up in the protagonist's face for even dealing with the Empire remnants.

And then there's Boba Fett, who's been contracted by the Empire and worked directly under Darth Vader himself. There's no way Boba Fett didn't know of the Empire's fucking over of the Mandalorians, and he was their willing worker anyway.

So it got me thinking, do groups of Mandalorians dislike him? Or did they take a more neutral stance when the Empire was in great power, and just saw Fett as a great bounty hunter taking the highest bidder?
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Canon: They probably hold him in disgust for using Mandalorian Armor without being a Mandalorian himself; they probably also hate him for working for the Empire.

Legends: Completely different. He joins the Mandalorians and eventually becomes their leader. They were willing to ignore the fact he worked for the Empire, probably seeing him as a great bounty hunter taking the highest bidder.  It doesn't hurt that Legends Boba seems to be far stronger (survives the Sarlacc pit, once survived a fight with Darth Vader in *Enemy of the Empire)*

*Edit: Jango Fett is a Mandalorian in Legends but not in Canon. Many of the Mandalorians in the Protector faction (Legends) idolized Jango Fett and his legacy (which includes Boba), but does not apply in Canon.*