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After a lot of build kicking, I cannot get Firefox passing on Linux. This is because to test Chrome Headless we need to be running the
trustybuild in Travis, which is the only build that supports thechromeadd-on option. Firefox consistently hangs in Trusty for versions38.4.0esr,50.0.2,51.0, and52.2.1esr(aka all version that we use and usually work). The version38.4.0esris what Precise uses so we tried the exact same version and got different results. Nothing in this PR changes Firefox functionality, so I feel confident in merging this feature and delegating the work of making Firefox work on Travis to issue #86.