Firefox 43 Arrives With 64-bit Version For Windows, Android Tab Audio Indicators (venturebeat.com)

An anonymous reader writes: Mozilla today launched Firefox 43 for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android. Notable additions to the browser include a 64-bit version for Windows (finally!), a new strict blocklist for the browser's tracking protection feature, and tab audio indicators on Android. "There is, however, a bit of a caveat. Firefox 64-bit for Windows has limited support for plugins. Certain sites that require plugins and work in Firefox 32-bit might not work in this 64-bit version. But Mozilla doesn’t see this as a big problem, and says it is by design. After all, the company plans to drop support for NPAPI plugins in Firefox by the end of the year (though it will keep Flash around). Mozilla has just over two weeks to deliver on that promise." Here are the changelogs: desktop and Android.

Comments

Hooray!

[Etherwalk]

Same problem every other 64bit browser has that uses plugin made under designs from 20 years ago

But with 64 bits, Firefox will finally be able to address all the memory it uses!

Re:Time to upgrade

[rsborg]

Chrome has all the disadvantages of Firefox

Really? Because video on Firefox sucks ass, but on Chrome it's slicker than snot.

What are you running, a Dual-Pentium?