Firefox 145 Binaries Available - Aside From 32-bit Linux Being Removed

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Firefox 145 Binaries Available - Aside From 32-bit Linux Being Removed

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Firefox 145 release binaries are now available. Most notable with this release is what’s not there: the 32-bit Linux builds are no more.

Most notable with Firefox 145.0 is 32-bit Linux support being dropped. Firefox 144 and Firefox 140 ESR are the last series with 32-bit Linux support so Mozilla can focus solely on 64-bit.

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