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Aren't the Raspberries and SBCs 32b?
I know some have 64b capabilities, but not all, and I thought they are using FF for signage...?
Looks like the Pi 1, 2, and Zero are 32-bit (and probably other old or low spec SBCs). I'm also not sure if Firefox is distinguishing between 32-bit ARM and 32-bit x86.
I should've added this as a possible caveat.