A well coded 64-bit application should theoretically perform better and more efficiently than it’s 32-bit counterpart on a 64-bit operating system, usually at the expense of a bit more memory.
There’s a lot to like about Firefox with the thousands of available add-ons, but also it’s had it’s fair share of problems with various performance and memory related issues over the years.Īn area where Firefox fell behind is making the browser a full 64-bit application to work better with 64-bit versions of Windows. It used to run Internet Explorer close for top Windows web browser but these days has slipped to distant third behind Internet Explorer and more recently Google Chrome.
Mozilla Firefox has been around for over a decade and has built up a huge following of loyal users in that time.
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