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Giving it a try now. Don't really see a difference, but I didnt expect to. Its not like 32bit FF was slow on an i7.24giovanni wrote:Just curious, has anyone tried waterfox yet? I saw a thread in another forum say it is firefox for 64 bit os? Is it better than firefox?
opinions?
I love being on the dev channel for Chrome. Read articles about new version 11 and 12 or so while im sitting on 19. Though since the last dev update Ive had some issues with it and sites hosting images in flash frames, hopefully thats fixed quick.YeOldeStonecat wrote:Chrome auto updates...so I don't have to worry about updates.
:P
:dyeoldestonecat wrote:chrome auto updates...so i don't have to worry about updates. :d
Slow dev channel is you're reading articles about new version 11 and 12....17 is current.YARDofSTUF wrote:I love being on the dev channel for Chrome. Read articles about new version 11 and 12 or so while im sitting on 19. Though since the last dev update Ive had some issues with it and sites hosting images in flash frames, hopefully thats fixed quick.
Right..but the pub is 17..so you're only ahead 2...not...7 or so.YARDofSTUF wrote:No the current dev channel is version 19.
Oh, I just threw out random numbers for that. lolYeOldeStonecat wrote:Right..but the pub is 17..so you're only ahead 2...not...7 or so.
WB, Sava. Thanks for the warning. I may let it go because I have numerous machines to update and no longer have the desire to go to each machine and update individually.Sava700 wrote:FireFox 12 Final is released..
REMINDER: Do the custom install cause it wants to install some Maintenance Update utility for silent update service and I DO NOT WANT. I'm sure others here would likely agree so just do the custom and watch for it during the install.
http://www.majorgeeks.com/Mozilla_Firef ... d7607.html
You can find some ADM files out there to allow you to control and manage Firefox deployments and....updates.CableDude wrote:WB, Sava. Thanks for the warning. I may let it go because I have numerous machines to update and no longer have the desire to go to each machine and update individually.
I need Java and Shockwave to take care of themselves like Flash & Chrome do.YeOldeStonecat wrote:You can find some ADM files out there to allow you to control and manage Firefox deployments and....updates.
It is a lovely feature isn't it?CableDude wrote:I thought Firefox was supposed to update silently in the background like Chrome?
I have yet to see it work for firefox.YeOldeStonecat wrote:It is a lovely feature isn't it?
Back when I used to use Firefox...I'd see it updating now 'n then....used to be some animated circling dots in the upper right corner when it was updating.CableDude wrote:I have yet to see it work for firefox.
The thing I saw was when I clicked on help I saw it update on it's own. If that is any help.CableDude wrote:Can anyone confirm that ver 15 or 15.01 will update silently (LIKE Chrome) in the background to ver 16?
Me too....However I am led to believe it is supposed to update by itself like chrome.24giovanni wrote:The thing I saw was when I clicked on help I saw it update on it's own. If that is any help.
Yes, I know. I just wanted to give you some sort of response since I didn't want to leave you hanging with no response. Just trying to help you.CableDude wrote:Me too....However I am led to believe it is supposed to update by itself like chrome.
24giovanni wrote:Yes, I know. I just wanted to give you some sort of response since I didn't want to leave you hanging with no response. Just trying to help you.
Hope it updates silently in the background.24giovanni wrote:17 is out http://www.filehippo.com/download_firef ... 372c06f85/
