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So, I take it from the overwhelming response that nobody's interested in a 64 bit browser than can transport you to anywhere in the internet to see anything you like?

Now with new and improved 64bit....2 flavours means there's twice the opportunities to break Windowblinds as before.

Colour me thrilled....

9 out of 10 men who have tried Camels prefer women....

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9 out of 10 posts here relating to Windowblinds not skinning a proggy properly refer to Firefox...

32 bit has plenty of errors..with  64 bit what do we expect? None of their customized skin works in WB  lol

I've been using WaterFox for some time now -- 64-bit version of Firefox, and unlike the FireFox release, WaterFox is not beta.

There's also something called CyberFox, which is another 64-bit version of Firefox -- and they just came out with a v37 beta.

double..........

Nope... not misleading at all.  Following the link takes you to wher A copy of FF x64 can be obtained. 

Nowhere in the OP does it say whether its a beta or full version... just that it's available.

As for using Waterfox or Cyberfox x64 versions, well there's nothing wrong with that, since both have stable versions and have been around for years.  The only reason I posted this was to inform those FF users who may look to switch over [now or when a stable version is released]

Okay, have it your way, Gaspers.  However, I doubt that Mozilla would include unwanted extras, such as popups and toolbars, etc.  Like I said, I just wanted to point it out for those who might be interested.  Once there, as the end of the link, the person needs to decide if they want it -whether it's safe or not - and like ALL software these days, the person installing it needs to be vigilant in order to avoid unwanted extras, etc.  I mean, we can't hold everybodys hand while they select and/or install software, can we?

Ya know, I could never make up my mind about your nick... whethers its Gasper shooters ... OR Gaspers Hooters.

The way I see it, Gaspers, is that ALL software is potentially a problem for someone, and in some cases morso than others, meaning that no software should ever be recommended to anyone for fear it'll mess up somebody's PC.

In fact, given how many problems can arise, it's probably best if 90% of PC users don't use one any more.

Oh, and why stop there?  I mean, how many motorist know how to fix a car if it breaks down/has issues?  Yup, we should probably lobby all the world governments to force 95% of motorists off the road... cos cars WILL break down, you know.

Like I said before, we can't hold every PC users hand or create "novice user" only aoftware.  Besides, if a user can figure out how to use a computer and manage its general workings, then a browser shouldn't be too hard to figure out, and Waterfox, Cyberfox and Nightly aren't the worst browsers out there... though IE comes to mind.

I have used both Cyberfox and Waterfox without issues and found both to be stable, easy to use browsers that get the job done, and I well imagine that Mozilla will release a pretty decent 64 bit version when the time comes

I'm on Nightly x64 and have been for some time, with no stability issues on my end.