Regularly updating our software and systems is important, both to get new features and for security. That's why developers try to provide updates to as many users as possible. However, sometimes, they are forced to stop supporting certain devices. For example, Mozilla announced that its Firefox browser will no longer support some older versions of macOS, including macOS Mojave.
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The company says on its website that the Firefox 115 , now released, is the latest version of the browser to include support for macOS Sierra 10.12, macOS High Sierra 10.13, and macOS Mojave 10.14. Starting with the next version, Firefox 116, the browser will require a Mac running macOS Catalina 10.15 or later.
Additionally, Firefox 115 will be the last version to support Windows 7 and Windows 8.Starting with the next update, the app will require a computer with Windows 10 or later.
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Users who have Mac or Windows computers running older versions of the operating system will no longer receive updates with new features. This means that some websites that adopt new web technologies may no longer be compatible. On the other hand, some security patches will still be available for a period of time.
According to Mozilla, users who have Firefox installed on the systems listed above will be migrated to the ESR 115 of the browser, which will continue to receive “important security.” However, the best option is to upgrade computer .
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Mozilla explained that maintaining the browser for outdated operating systems is costly for the company and can become dangerous for users. Firefox ESR 115 will continue to receive important security updates until September 2024.
Firefox is a good web browser that offers many features that make browsing the web a pleasant and secure experience. If you want to use the latest version of Firefox, you may soon need to upgrade your computer (macOS and Windows)!
Source: 9to5mac.com
