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Firefox 35.0.1 on Android crashes immediately

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A few weeks ago I installed Firefox 35.0 on Android x86 4.4 KitKat, and everything has been working fine. Today I see an Firefox update is available, and after installing this, Firefox crashed within seconds. I have tried to delete all settings and uninstall Firefox completely then install the app again, but now I can't even start Firefox as it crashes immediately.

A few weeks ago I installed Firefox 35.0 on Android x86 4.4 KitKat, and everything has been working fine. Today I see an Firefox update is available, and after installing this, Firefox crashed within seconds. I have tried to delete all settings and uninstall Firefox completely then install the app again, but now I can't even start Firefox as it crashes immediately.

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Yes, sorry about that. We published an update now that should fix this. Basically your device was downloading a build meant for Android ARMv7 based devices instead of the Intel x86 version.

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Yes, sorry about that. We published an update now that should fix this. Basically your device was downloading a build meant for Android ARMv7 based devices instead of the Intel x86 version.