In a 64-bit Microsoft Windows environment, all 64-bit applications are installed into:

• C:\Program Files\

And all 32-bit applications are installed into:

• C:\Program Files (x86)\

You should find a "Mozilla Firefox" folder in one of those directories. If its the x86 Program Files directory, it is a 32-bit install of Firefox.

Dear Firemike, Hatsoff to you.

Before posting a question, I cross checked "Program Files" and "Program Files (x86)". "Mozilla Firefox" folder is present in "Program Files (x86)".

But I'm unable to make out (draw conclusion) that it is for sure 32-bit edition/version.

My appreciations and great thanks to you for immediate and prompt resolution.

Happy Diwali! :-)

Hello gova.mca,

You can draw the conclusion for sure.

Because of the x86 program folder part. The reason for this is that Microsoft Windows will not let any 32 bit program be part of (C:\Program Files) - they end up in the x86 program folder because Windows knows what is 32bit and what is 64bit, when the program gets installed.

Cheers, Mike

Oh! There the traffic police is!!! (Diversion takes place). Got it.

Mr. Firemike, Do Firefox comes with 64 bit edition/version as well? Just giong crazy for drawing conclusions. Please give your comments.

If yes, Please share link for 32bit editions and 64bit editions as well.

Thanks again.