Panasonic today announced its 2015 lineup of next-generation Life+ Screen 4K Ultra HD Smart TVs powered by Firefox OS at the 2015 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Mozilla, the mission-based organization dedicated to promoting openness, innovation and opportunity on the Web, today announced new developments that show the power and flexibility of Firefox OS and the Web platform across device categories and user experiences.įirefox OS is the first truly open mobile platform built entirely on Web technologies, bringing more choice and control to the mobile industry and delivering an unparalleled level of customization that empowers developers, operators, hardware manufacturers and even consumers to create customized and innovative, connected experiences.įirefox OS Powers New Category of Devices

It even has '''Reference link to 78.0 release notes''' on the 78.0.1 page.Panasonic Introduces 4K Ultra HD Life+ Screen TVs Powered by Firefox OS

It does link to on as the 78.0.1 is a minor update for fixes in relation to search engines. It would have been nice if the 78.0.1 release notes at If you use one of these versions, you’ll be supported through Firefox ESR (Extended Support Release) 78.x for the coming year' to the 78.0.1 release note page. The people who generated the 78.0.1 release notes should have propagated that note about 'Firefox 78 is the last major release with support for macOS versions 10.9, 10.10 and 10.11. As for clicking on the link to read them, that's an extra step. Given that 78.0 was 'first offered to Release channel users on June 30, 2020', and 78.0.1 was 'first offered to Release channel users on July 1, 2020' (that is, one day later), and I update when I'm ready, it's not inconceivable that I would have missed the 78.0 release notes. It even has Reference link to 78.0 release notes on the 78.0.1 page. Had mentioned that, or had a link to that page. Steve Chessin said It would have been nice if the 78.0.1 release notes at

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