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Loyality to Firefox!? :p

xswordsmanx
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I was reading the new other day about Window 10 will have new Internet Browser call "Spartan".. But I'm having doubt! I don't see a reason to leave Firefox once I upgrade to Window 10 Operating System.

I'm hoping by the time Window 10 come out, that Programmers on Firefox will finally release 64bit Firefox browser but of course with 32bit just in case some software only work with 32bit.

At the moment I got Window 7 Operating System.. I may wait a while after released of the Window 10 just in case there lot of major bugs issue.

Anyone here got doubt on Spartan? heh

I was reading the new other day about Window 10 will have new Internet Browser call "Spartan".. But I'm having doubt! I don't see a reason to leave Firefox once I upgrade to Window 10 Operating System. I'm hoping by the time Window 10 come out, that Programmers on Firefox will finally release 64bit Firefox browser but of course with 32bit just in case some software only work with 32bit. At the moment I got Window 7 Operating System.. I may wait a while after released of the Window 10 just in case there lot of major bugs issue. Anyone here got doubt on Spartan? heh

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the-edmeister
the-edmeister
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No reason you can't use both browsers.

Firefox 37 on April 7th will be available in a 64-bit version for Windows PC's.