• Exprimitell Mozilla version finns nu med binärer för ARM64

    A cartoon-style Linux Tux penguin using the Firefox web browser on a computer. The penguin is depicted as cute and animated, sitting at a modern desk with a sleek, flat-screen monitor displaying the Firefox logo. The scene is set in a cozy room with tech-themed decorations, like posters of code and gadgets, and a window showing a sunny day outside. The penguin has a focused expression, interacting with the browser, perhaps browsing the web or coding.
    Firefox Nightly är Mozillas mest experimentella webbläsarversion, uppdaterad nattligen med de senaste, ej helt testade funktionerna, främst för utvecklare.

    Mozilla har meddelat att Firefox Nightly nu finns tillgängligt som ARM64-binärer för Linuxsystem. Dessa binärer är tillgängliga både som nedladdningsbara arkiv i tar.bz2-format och som DEB-paket för Ubuntu/Debian-baserade distributioner. Med dessa utgåvor vill Mozilla ge stöd för AArch64-arkitekturen och uppmanar användare att ladda ner, testa och ge feedback på dessa nattliga versioner för att förbättra och stabilisera framtida versioner av Firefox för ARM64. Användare uppmanas också att rapportera eventuella buggar via Mozillas buggspårningssystem.

    Mozilla Seeks Feedback for Firefox Nightly ARM64 (AArch64) Binaries on Linux
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Exprimitell Mozilla version finns nu med binärer för ARM64

A cartoon-style Linux Tux penguin using the Firefox web browser on a computer. The penguin is depicted as cute and animated, sitting at a modern desk with a sleek, flat-screen monitor displaying the Firefox logo. The scene is set in a cozy room with tech-themed decorations, like posters of code and gadgets, and a window showing a sunny day outside. The penguin has a focused expression, interacting with the browser, perhaps browsing the web or coding.
Firefox Nightly är Mozillas mest experimentella webbläsarversion, uppdaterad nattligen med de senaste, ej helt testade funktionerna, främst för utvecklare.

Mozilla har meddelat att Firefox Nightly nu finns tillgängligt som ARM64-binärer för Linuxsystem. Dessa binärer är tillgängliga både som nedladdningsbara arkiv i tar.bz2-format och som DEB-paket för Ubuntu/Debian-baserade distributioner. Med dessa utgåvor vill Mozilla ge stöd för AArch64-arkitekturen och uppmanar användare att ladda ner, testa och ge feedback på dessa nattliga versioner för att förbättra och stabilisera framtida versioner av Firefox för ARM64. Användare uppmanas också att rapportera eventuella buggar via Mozillas buggspårningssystem.

Mozilla Seeks Feedback for Firefox Nightly ARM64 (AArch64) Binaries on Linux