The speed of plate movement and the disintegration of powers in the field of science and technology is much faster than imagined. Previous examples such as nameless websites and MSN instant messengers have long been commonplace. Now it seems that if Google does not tighten its nerves and respond to the Keystone incident, perhaps what will follow will be another great migration of desktop browser users. Continue reading Firefox immediately provides Apple M1 support after Chrome is launched, and Microsoft Edge also announced that it will follow the report.
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After Chrome was launched, Firefox immediately provided support for Apple M1, and Microsoft Edge also announced that it would follow suit.
A few days ago, it was already because of “Chrome is bad“Event Yanshang (If you want to know what happened, you can refer toThe text of our lazy bag report) has caused many Mac users to angrily delete Google Chrome – and may not be able to delete it cleanly (even more angry) and seek alternative applications. Now, these applications on the shortlist have just chosen today to announce further support that is more friendly to Mac users. Is it really a concept of providing help in times of need (is it).
Among them, Microsoft Edge, developed based on Chromium, has also become Last-hitting One of them (laughs) confirmed that support for Apple M1 products will soon follow in the footsteps of the Office family (but it may have to wait until at least January, but the Canary version is already available).
Although it is not as efficient as Google Chrome, Mozilla is actually one of the browser developers that announced early that it would provide support for M1 Mac. And soon, this support project was also introduced in the latest official version of Firefox 84, officially saying goodbye to dependence on Rosetta 2. M1 Mac will get 2.5 times faster startup speed and double web app responsiveness.
Firefox 84 not only introduces support for Apple Silicon processors, but also announces that it will be the last version to support Adobe Flash. The WebRender engine also works well with macOS Big Sur and extends support for Intel devices running Windows 7 and Windows 8, Intel Windows models using Intel 6th generation processors, and Linux/GNOME/X11 users.
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Mozilla said that with the support of the latest version, the shared memory allocation technology in Linux systems has also been enhanced and its compatibility with Docker has been improved. Oh, by the way, I have recently caught up with the trend of Chrome is bad. The current browser I am changing to is Firefox, and I am also considering changing to M1 MacBook Air, so I feel great to see this news (like it).
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Source: KOCPC Chinese