After Microsoft's announcement that it no longer supports Windows XP and Windows Vista operating systems, almost all programs browsing except for Firefox, they followed her policy.
For example, Chrome no longer supports these two, but the Firefox has still included them in his upgrades. But recently, the Mozilla developer announced plans for them.
So it looks like Mozilla will stop supporting them in September 2017. However, around March 2017 Firefox will connect these older operating systems to the ESR (Extended Support Release) automatically.
Users running both old Windows and Firefox at the same time do not need to do anything. The change will happen automatically. Your browser will continue to receive updates.
Of course, to clarify, it is not clear when Mozilla plans to stop support for Windows XP and Windows Vista. Specifically they said:
In the middle of 2017, the number of users in Windows XP and Vista will be reassessed and a final end date of support will be announced.
So, at least until September 2017, you can enjoy Firefox in case you can't or don't want to move to a newer one for any reason operating system.
