Like clockwork, Google has delivered its latest version of its Chrome Web browser for Linux, Mac, and Windows users, but it's the 64-bit Windows users who will get the most from this latest upgrade: ...

Linux and Mac seem to have this down. Browsers like Firefox and Safari are 64-bit but have 32-bit plugin processes. Why can't this be done for Windows? IE9 64-bit is a crippled product. Firefox is ...

On June 3, Google announced that it had released a 64-bit version of its Chrome Web browser for Windows 7 and 8. A 64-bit Chrome Web browser has long been available on Linux. Google promises that it ...

This is rather odd. Mozilla has reportedly discontinued the 64-bit version of Firefox for Windows. The 64-bit version of the browser was available for Windows computer users in testing. The ...

Mozilla has begun offering highly experimental builds of a 64-bit version of Firefox. Given that Mac OS X, Windows 7 and most versions of Linux are all available in 64-bit, it makes sense that Firefox ...

Adobe has finally released an up-to-date 64-bit version of Flash for all three platforms (Windows, MacOS, and Linux). Quite unusually, the Linux version of Flash player was the first to be available ...

It’s a big month for a few of the world’s most popular desktop browsers. Firefox recently scored a security- and privacy-boosting update, and now Chrome takes a huge leap forward by finally adding ...

Earlier this year I wrote about Pale Moon, a version of Mozilla’s popular Firefox browser that’s optimized for extra speed on Windows. Besides its focus on speed, another interesting difference in ...