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IPhone in Canada introduces “Is Apple silicon ready?”, A site for checking the operating status of various apps on Macs equipped with M1 chips. On this site, you can also check the availability of beta versions that support M1 chips for each app.
Check the operating status using FireFox as an example
In the “Is Apple silicon ready?” Search window, enter the app name you want to check and search for it, and the results will be displayed. I checked it using FireFox as an example.
As a result of checking with “Is Apple silicon ready?”, The latest version of FireFox stable version is not optimized for Apple silicon, it works with Rosetta 2 emulation, M1 chip support version is “84.0 beta 3” It was displayed as being offered on November 20, 2020.
Checking on the FireFox beta channel, “FireFox 84.0 Beta” has been distributed to beta channel users since November 17, 2020, and the latest version states that “Native support for Apple silicon-powered Macs is included.” I am.
Minor apps not listed?
“Is Apple silicon ready?” Can be confirmed mainly for major apps that are thought to have a large number of users, and some are not listed.
By switching the “NATIVE M1 SUPPORT”, “ROSETTA 2 ONLY”, and “NOT WORKING” tabs at the bottom of the search window, you can use it to “check for apps that do not work” without specifying the app name.
About 60% of apps we’re watching are fully Apple silicon M1 compatible
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— Is Apple Silicon Ready? (@ Ism1ready) November 21, 2020
Source: Is Apple silicon ready? Via iPhone in Canada, FireFox
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