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Your information about Opera is incorrect. The current release (12.11) has a x64 build (http://snapshot.opera.com/12.11-1661_windows.html http://snapshot.opera.

• JohnTHaller 14y ago
  I stand corrected, I was basing it on the out of process plugins page that they used to keep updated: http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/64-bit-opera-and-out-of-process-plug-ins/ http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/64-bit-opera-and-out-of-p... Opera does have a Snapshot Win x64 build available which they describe as "Cutting edge, alpha quality, incomplete, and often contain critical bugs". This does sound a lot like the now-discontinued Firefox Win x64 nightlies (aka nowhere near stable). (PS - You get an upvote from me. Not sure why someone downvoted you.)
  • anonymfus 14y ago
    Download button on main page of www.opera.com provides x64 version for me if I use browser with Win64 and x64 in user agent http://www.opera.com/download/get.pl?id=35259&thanks=true&sub=true http://www.opera.com/download/get.pl?id=35259&thanks=tru... It is not experimental.
  • anonymfus 14y ago
    http://www.opera.com/docs/changelogs/windows/1200/ http://www.opera.com/docs/changelogs/windows/1200/ — Changelog for 12.00 release includes official 64-bit support.
  • gsnedders 14y ago
    Page now updated. :)
  • adasiko 14y ago
    "As correctly pointed out below, there is a snapshot (alpha, incomplete, unstable) build of current Opera for Win x64." (c) JohnTHaller "Update, November 22nd 2012: Please note that Opera 12.00 final shipped with 64-bit and OOPP support, and that as of version 12.02, OOPP is disabled for Windows 32-bit." (c) Opera.com You are wrong :P
• sliverstorm 14y ago
  Fact is, sometimes people downvote you simply because they don't like what you have to say, not because it is wrong or even questionable.
  • Surio 14y ago
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