Is 64 bit firefox advanced enough yet to not risk loss of tabs and bookmarks when switching from 32 bit?
I want to update to 64 bit because read that less memory is used. Wanted to wait for at least 1 update the January one not counting the first time 64 bit was implemented so any problems were worked out. Specifically that my tabs and bookmarks will not be lost. I keep open hundreds of tabs for articles I read and exit when done and many bookmarks too so cant lose. Main question is it robust enough yet? No reports from users of losing there stuff? Thanks.
Alle antwoorden (1)
Hi
I have been using a 64bit version of Firefox Developer Edition as my main browser for a while and have not had any problems (health warning - this is pre-release version, unresolved issues may exist).
Best way for you to be sure is to take a backup of your Firefox Profile before moving across. This contains your bookmarks, add-ons and other settings, so should you have a problem when you move, you can easily recover any lost data. You can read more about how to backup up your profile here.
I hope this helps, but if not, please come back here and we can look into a different solution for you.