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what version firefox for coby mid8127 with ARM cortex-A8

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I am looking for a Firefox version for my Coby MID8127 that is running android 2.3.3 with a Cortex™-A8 processor.

I understand that the Cortex™-A8 processor is in fact based on the ARMv7 architecture, but Google Play states that Firefox is not compatible with my tablet.

Could someone tell me if I am wasting my time trying to get firefox to work on this tablet.

Many thanks.

I am looking for a Firefox version for my Coby MID8127 that is running android 2.3.3 with a Cortex™-A8 processor. I understand that the Cortex™-A8 processor is in fact based on the ARMv7 architecture, but Google Play states that Firefox is not compatible with my tablet. Could someone tell me if I am wasting my time trying to get firefox to work on this tablet. Many thanks.

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ideato
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Hello discuss, i thing google play is correct, see : Supported Tablets - Tested

see also: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Mobile/Platforms/Android#System_Requirements


thank you

Kevin
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If you go to http://nightly.mozilla.org/ and install from there does the plain Android version work for you?

James
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The Telechip's used by Coby tablets were normally a ARM11 so maybe the lists on Google does not realize this may actually be one with a ARMv7.