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This is problematic since, for example, Chrome 64-bit isn't yet the default release build. Surprisingly enough, there isn't even an official supported build of
by desdiv 12y ago
This is problematic since, for example, Chrome 64-bit isn't yet the default release build.
Surprisingly enough, there isn't even an official supported build of Firefox 64-bit for Windows. Coupled with the Chrome issue you mentioned, I'll bet that at least 80% of users out there aren't using a 64-bit browser.
- TazeTSchnitzel 12y agoThere used to be a 64-bit Firefox, I think it was short-sighted of Mozilla to drop it. Oh well.
- Fr0styMatt4 12y agoThis is insane in 2015. I understand the difficulties of porting, but at the same time, I've had a 64-bit CPU since 2009 and I was late to the party :)