Waterfox provides a high performance browser made specifically for 64-bit systems. The Waterfox platform includes numerous browsing features and applications that improve the usual browsing experience ...

Waterfox is an open-source browser based on Firefox and specifically designed for 64-bit systems. It was released in March 2011 by Alex Kontos, who was dissatisfied with the lack of an official 64-bit ...

That is why a new wave of European browsers is getting attention. Vivaldi, Mullvad Browser, Waterfox, Zen Browser, and Ecosia Browser are all trying to answer the same question in different ways: can ...

Roger is a long-time tech journalist with many site credits including AppleInsider and Android Authority. His specialties include everything from Apple, Android, and Windows devices through to ...

The Firefox fork Waterfox is positioning itself as a conscious counter-movement to Mozilla's AI strategy. As Waterfox developer Alex Kontos announced in a blog post, the browser will not contain Large ...

Waterfox, whose logo is shown on the right, doesn't offer a telemetry function like the browser it's based on, Firefox (left). — Zacharie Scheurer/dpa Their names might involve fire and water, but ...

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 ...

The Web browser "Waterfox", which was developed specifically for 64-bit since 2011, was born from the Mozilla platform, but it has evolved differently from Firefox and it is the fastest on 64 bit.

Although computers running the 64-bit version of Windows 7 have become more common, there aren’t many Windows-compatible browsers compiled to run on 64-bit processors. (The exception for now has been ...