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jeeves posted:Did they forcibly remove Java the way Chrome did? The 64 bit Java plugin I was using in Waterfox is missing from the plugins page, the only ones listed are Cisco OpenH264, Primetime Content Decryption, and Flash.
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jeeves posted:I downloaded the x64 installer off of the above FTP link, and manually pointed it to be installed to "C:\Program Files\" and "C:\Program Files (x86)" Go to Windows' task manager. If it's 32 bit it'll say so (either as "*32" or something like that on Windows 7 and Vista, or as "(32 bit)" on 8 or 10), otherwise if there's no indication it's 64 bit.
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Nov 4, 2015 23:01
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Applebees posted:
Uh, what Flash issues? Flash has worked perfectly fine in 64 bit Firefox builds for years at this point. You sure you're not thinking of Java, which they removed support for?
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Alec Eiffel posted:Firefox for iOS is so incredibly bare bones. Apple's rules for iOS "alternate browsers" don't allow it to do much. The Milkman posted:I've been feeling left out because all their changes and cuts were things I never used but now I can join in on the grousing. I knew this was coming because I'm sure no one else uses it but tab groups are a great tool. I liked it much better than Tree Style Tabs and all those heavy extensions. I've never gotten what they provide that simply having other tabs in a minimized window doesn't handle.
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