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Mozilla Firefox 53.0 Released, Drops Old Linux CPU Support
Firefox 53.0 drops pre Pentium 4 and Opteron Linux support. Firefox 53.0 also has support for WebM videos with alpha channel, lightweight theme changes along with new light and dark lightweight/compact theme options shipping, the Reader Mode can now display a time estimate for reading a given web page, and more. Mozilla also decided to remove the Aurora channel from their release cycle. There are also other changes in Firefox 53.0, but mostly affecting macOS and Windows users (like a "Quantum Compositor" being used now by Firefox on Windows)
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Mozilla abandons experimental Aurora Firefox channel
Mozilla is killing the channel it introduced for developers to test experimental new features in Firefox and keep pace with Chrome.
The Aurora channel will stop receiving new code releases from 18 April, Mozilla has said.
New code will revert to the established Firefox Nightly builds from where it will land in beta builds of Firefox Developer Edition.
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