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jhroutzong
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I'm running Firefox DE on a M1 Mac, and I have the 64-bit edition. However, I'm unsure of whether or not this version of Firefox is fit to run on this architecture or not. Anyone know a way around this to get the most recent M1 application but the Developer Edition?

I'm running Firefox DE on a M1 Mac, and I have the 64-bit edition. However, I'm unsure of whether or not this version of Firefox is fit to run on this architecture or not. Anyone know a way around this to get the most recent M1 application but the Developer Edition?

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cor-el
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Should work fine on Mac with an Apple silicon processor (M1).

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You can check the about:support page whether the Rosetta 2 emulator is active.