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In December, Mozilla will make all compatible extensions available to Firefox for Android, dramatically increasing the number of add-ons.

Firefox for Android will finally get full extension support years after a major redesign and only a limited offering of add-ons.

Along with some new improvements to Firefox, we learned that it would be the last version to support outdated operating systems.

If you're still using Firefox on one of those devices, you'll have until the end of April to figure out an alternative.

Mozilla rolls out new process for installing extensions on Firefox for Android The new add-on install process will feel familiar to those who use Firefox on desktop Mozilla is working to make installing add-ons on the Android version of its Firefox browser a little easier, especially for people familiar with the browser’s desktop variant. In a blog post, Mozilla explained that Firefox version 85 would allow users to install supported add-ons and extensions from the ‘addons.moz...

Firefox update brings native support for M1 Macs, WebRender in Big Sur Mozilla says web apps are twice as responsive thanks to native M1 support First up, Firefox now natively supports Apple Siliconh CPUs. In the update notes for version 84, Mozilla notes there are “dramatic improvements” over the non-native build that it shipped in Firefox 83. Specifically, the new native Firefox 84 launches over 2.5 times faster and web apps “are now twice as responsive (per the SpeedoMete...