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Firefox, IIRC, now only officially supports Intel.

• andybak 15y ago
  Not sure if this counts but there is Mobile Firefox for Android.
• gcp 15y ago
  Still a big difference between that and knowingly breaking many unofficially supported platforms.
• Raphael 15y ago
  Surely you mean x86. Firefox Mobile for Android (ARM) has been out for months. And x86_64 builds are already in existence and are slated for Firefox 8.
• bzbarsky 15y ago
  Firefox has x86, x86-64, and ARM as tier-1 architectures. It has a whole bunch of tier-2 architectures that are supported but to a lesser extent (e.g. a patch that breaks one of them doesn't automatically get backed out immediately). People are shipping and using Firefox on various of those architectures, including JS jits on at least Sparc and PPC.
  • rasur 15y ago
    Good to know, thanks for the clarification.