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How do I know if Firefox I installed is 32 or 64bit?

How do I verify?

 

c:\program files\mozilla firefox <------ 64bit

c:\program files\mozilla firefox x86\ <--------23bit

 

mostly 90% firefox is 23bit on all systems. maybe nightly versions can be 64bit not sure...

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How do I know if Firefox I installed is 32 or 64bit?

How do I verify?

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On Windows 8 you can check Task Manager and it tells you what is 32-bit

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Help -> About Firefox

I think.

 

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On Windows 8 you can check Task Manager and it tells you what is 32-bit

That's for checking what version of Windows you're running, not Firefox.

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That's for checking what version of Windows you're running, not Firefox.

Um... yes it does. It tells you which are 32-bit, and the ones that don't have labels are 64 bit

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Um... yes it does. It tells you which are 32-bit, and the ones that don't have labels are 64 bit

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Why has it never done that for me?? Well, that's one way of doing it then.

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Why has it never done that for me?? Well, that's one way of doing it then.

Not sure. Maybe everything you have is already 64-bit ;)

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How do I know if Firefox I installed is 32 or 64bit?

How do I verify?

 

c:\program files\mozilla firefox <------ 64bit

c:\program files\mozilla firefox x86\ <--------23bit

 

mostly 90% firefox is 23bit on all systems. maybe nightly versions can be 64bit not sure...

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Um... yes it does. It tells you which are 32-bit, and the ones that don't have labels are 64 bit

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How did you get that task manager?

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How did you get that task manager?

What do you mean? It's part of Windows 8

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What do you mean? It's part of Windows 8

I have windows 7

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Pretty sure firefox does not have a 64-bit version. I've been using waterfox.

http://www.waterfoxproject.org/download.php

 

@Xsilent(X) is that summer glau? nice.

 

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mostly 90% firefox is 23bit on all systems. maybe nightly versions can be 64bit not sure...

 

23bit :P

 

Man firefox runs on quntaum computing already?

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c:\program files\mozilla firefox <------ 64bit

c:\program files\mozilla firefox x86\ <--------23bit

 

mostly 90% firefox is 23bit on all systems. maybe nightly versions can be 64bit not sure...

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