Does firefox support Georgian lenguage web sites?

I live in Georgia and I use Georgian web-sites. Does Firefox for android support Georgian web-sites? Does I can read Georgian websites?

Firefox is capable of displaying Georgian text if the Android OS provides a font with the correct characters. My HTC G2 (Desire Z) running Cyanogen mod displays Georgian text at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgian_language just fine. However a stock Samsung Galaxy S2 cannot display the text (only boxes are shown). I suspect the latter is the case for most Android devices as space is a premium on most devices.

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