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When will you concentrate on lower end android market? Because we do miss it.

marmavan
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Currently I am trying the arm6 build of fennec on my xperia x10 mini pro. It crashes often and and I already know this build is experimental. But my question is "When will you better the arm6 build for lower end androids?". Why always concentrate on the big phones when there are also an enormous no. of lower end android users out there who are waiting for this browser?

Currently I am trying the arm6 build of fennec on my xperia x10 mini pro. It crashes often and and I already know this build is experimental. But my question is "When will you better the arm6 build for lower end androids?". Why always concentrate on the big phones when there are also an enormous no. of lower end android users out there who are waiting for this browser?

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scoobidiver
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See Systems requirements for Android mobile.

For the moment, ARM v6 will stay experimental.

I don't work at Mozilla but I think it is a good development method focusing first on one processor instead of spreading its efforts. This same strategy is applied on 64-bit Firefox 4.0 on Windows that will stay experimental.