64-bit Firefox.

Didn't spot this here before, but if anyone's interested, I came across a developer's edition of Firefox in 64-bit flavor. https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/developer/all/

Is this any difference to waterfox?

Firefox 64 is not even in Beta stage yet so this is for testing purposes only.
Firefox has not had a stable *final* release in the last 8 versions. All had to be fixed shortly after the final release with an incremental x.0.1 version. Their Betas are definitely buggy and Auroras are even worse...

I hold my breath every time I update a final version, fully expecting x.0.1 is to come, hoping it's nothing that would crash my system.
Current version 37 was worse than usual, they had to pull 37.0 from auto-updates almost immediately after final release the other day, 37.0.1 was just released earlier this evening. I hope they find a way to test these better...

If you want a 64-bit Firefox, go with Pale Moon. Gets rid of a bunch of crap nobody wants in their browser, too.
https://www.palemoon.org/palemoon-win64.shtml

bob4933 said:

Is this any difference to waterfox?

Click to expand...

Yes, more nagging, reporting back to Mozilla and features that ordinary users don't want or (usually) need. Minimal customisation available.

petteyg359 said:

If you want a 64-bit Firefox, go with Pale Moon. Gets rid of a bunch of crap nobody wants in their browser, too.
https://www.palemoon.org/palemoon-win64.shtml

Click to expand...

Agreed. Been using it for years, stability, customisation, speed, ... it's a great browser.

I'm using it(64 bit Firefox) on a Windows 10 evaluation since yesterday, which really hasn't given me time to see if there are any flaws or problems. Might as well find out if its worth using as a default browser.