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Waterfox

If you are looking for Waterfox, you have come to the right place. We explain what Waterfox is and point you to the official download.

What is Waterfox?

Waterfox is a Mozilla Firefox-based web browser developed especially for 64-bit architectures. The program was created using the C++ programming language compiler from Intel with the express intent of creating a web browser not only compatible with 64-bit Windows systems but also capable of taking advantage of their more powerful architecture. Since Mozilla Firefox is technically provided specifically for 32-bit systems, Waterfox is supposedly a 64-bit solution with all the same features as Firefox, only modified in order to support the power of 64-bit computers.

All the add-ons that can be used for Firefox are compatible with Waterfox. However, due to the differing architectural specifications, users will find that non-64-bit plug-ins will not run with the program. The program’s developers have stated that the primary means of measuring their success in creating a 64-bit-specific browser has been speed, so the program’s design is tailored towards high-performance browsing with hardly any lags, jitters, or browser loading issues in the experience. Heavy multi-tab and multi-tasking browsing usage should feel less cumbersome with the software, according to the developers, who have optimized Waterfox to deliver all the requirements of a web browser with the “nitro-boost” of 64-bit’s power.

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File types supported by Waterfox

Our users primarily use Waterfox to open these file types:

About file types supported by Waterfox

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Last updated: : June 8, 2014