Mozilla Nightly

[Common]

Nightly is the native 64bit version of firefox. I tried it in beta about 3 yrs ago and it so bug ridden it was worthless. They have now released it and im using it. Its lightning fast and so far I really like it.

If you want to download it just google mozilla nightly

[pjohns]

Nightly is the native 64bit version of firefox. I tried it in beta about 3 yrs ago and it so bug ridden it was worthless. They have now released it and im using it. Its lightning fast and so far I really like it.

If you want to download it just google mozilla nightly

I have an old computer; it uses a 32-bit browser.

I do have Mozilla Firefox on my desktop; but I also have Google Chrome and Internet Explorer 11. (I am told that IE11 will be the last version of Internet Explorer made; it has been replaced by Microsoft Edge.)

I like the setup of IE11; but it sometimes does not work properly. So I then go to one of the others. (It is good to have all of these, so that I am never shut out of the internet.)

[waltky]

Common wrote: I tried it in beta about 3 yrs ago and it so bug ridden it was worthless.

Would think by now they've fixed the bugs...

... I currently use FF57.0.1 (32-bit) and have no problems...

... mebbe ya been forgettin' to do yer updates?

[Common]

Common wrote: I tried it in beta about 3 yrs ago and it so bug ridden it was worthless.

Would think by now they've fixed the bugs...

... I currently use FF57.0.1 (32-bit) and have no problems...

... mebbe ya been forgettin' to do yer updates?

Updates are automatic with nightly when you open your browser

[gamewell45]

Nightly is the native 64bit version of firefox. I tried it in beta about 3 yrs ago and it so bug ridden it was worthless. They have now released it and im using it. Its lightning fast and so far I really like it.

If you want to download it just google mozilla nightly

You know, when you think about it, it's amazing the technology that we now have and the evolution of it. What will it look like in another 5 years? Just sayin'.

[Kacper]

Meh, I am growing to tolerate the new browser but mostly I am having all sorts of issues since a big windows update on one of my computers running 10

[Captdon]

Meh, I am growing to tolerate the new browser but mostly I am having all sorts of issues since a big windows update on one of my computers running 10

I never let Microsoft update my system automatically. I go look it up and see what it is and then see what people think. I don't trust them. They have changed too many things i didn't want changed.

[Kacper]

I never let Microsoft update my system automatically. I go look it up and see what it is and then see what people think. I don't trust them. They have changed too many things i didn't want changed.

I used to do that but it got to cumbersome. I avoided the forced window 10's download/conversion on a couple of my computers to make sure I didn't end up permanently stuck behind their paywalls.

[Common]

Meh, I am growing to tolerate the new browser but mostly I am having all sorts of issues since a big windows update on one of my computers running 10

Your not alone, windows 10 keeps computer repair guys busy as hell. We get them in everyday of the week.

Thats why all 3 of us in the shop still run windows7 and will not go to 10 till they pry 7 out of my cold dead hands.

The last major service pack helped some of the problems and created others.
Windows 10 is bloated with code to spy and know exactly where you are, what you are doing, what you are buying, what you are browsing what you are saying.

Think about this: Microsoft built a new Operating System and tried to force everyone to switch to it for FREE!!!!, why would microsoft give away hundreds millions of dollars to give away a new operating system away for free.

Some think the Govt paid them for their efforts and software.

[Kacper]

Your not alone, windows 10 keeps computer repair guys busy as hell. We get them in everyday of the week.

Thats why all 3 of us in the shop still run windows7 and will not go to 10 till they pry 7 out of my cold dead hands.

The last major service pack helped some of the problems and created others.
Windows 10 is bloated with code to spy and know exactly where you are, what you are doing, what you are buying, what you are browsing what you are saying.

Think about this: Microsoft built a new Operating System and tried to force everyone to switch to it for FREE!!!!, why would microsoft give away hundreds millions of dollars to give away a new operating system away for free.

Some think the Govt paid them for their efforts and software.

I tried to do a Linux distro on one of my older PC's to try out but it never installed. Made me wonder if Windows somehow stopped it or if just had a bad disc. Not sure.