What exactly are the advantages for going 64 bit on a browser? Stability for 64 bit systems?
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You don't want to have Java in your browser, so the compatibility shouldn't be an issue. The browser plugins are full of security holes. Keep it disabled and only enable it, if you need it for some reason.
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It changed the fonts (I like it better now), but seems kind of smaller in some sites
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If you use account sync you won't lose anything. I've "updated" without any problem (Uninstall 32bit for complete and install 64bit).
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This seems new as of a couple days ago. Some of you may have been using the dev or Canary version for 64 bit, but now they released it as an opt-in choice for the mainstream stable version. So far it seems a bit quicker reacting to me, and doesn't disable any of my plug-ins. Seems they are a bit ahead of FireFox on this.
Mainly of interest to those running a 64 bit version of Windows 7 or 8.
Direct link to official download page for Windows with 64 bit selected.
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