Windows 10: Mozilla Firefox 64-Bit Developer Edition Launches on Windows

Have been trying both. Cyberfox does ask to download from Chrome settings etc. Waterfox did not.
Both are much faster than IE11 or Chrome.
right now my choice would be Cyberfox.
Larry

 

One thing about Cyberfox, when FF updates it seems like an hour later(perhaps a slight exaggeration) Cyberfox has the same version out. That would make sense if it is indeed just a rebuild with an optimizing compiler.

 

Bookmarks are backed up in FF automatically. All you need to do to transfer your bookmarks to a different profile is to copy the json file form the latest backup and then restore.

Same with almost everything else - all kinds of settings, passwords, etc., are stored in particular files in your profile. Just copy those files over and it's done. No need for special add-ons to do this.

 

Here's a link to MozillaZine:
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Transferri...file_-_Firefox

 

When I set up a new VM i usually copy FF portable into it to get started. Some extensions don't work across all my FF variants. FEBE helps. To me wading through all the funky FF folders is not convenient. I'd rather just manually sync bookmarks and passwords. SyncPlaces used to do it in one stroke but the WiFi I use most blocks ftp and direct to folder never seems to work with passwords. Password exporter is easier.

 

Thanks Lee. I'm no longer evaluating 10 TP, but just watching things develop from afar. I've decided I prefer Windows 8.1 for future upgrade purposes.

Cheers! *Smile

 

I am using Firefox 64-bit beta 6 at present with no issues.

It is available via this page:

http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.o...efox/releases/

Just scroll down to the beta release you want then select the win64 folder and the language you want.