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Seems that all computers now support 64 bit so efforts to bring TB up to date would not be wasted. Question: does the current 64 bit version fully support Lightning? I’ve asked the question before a never got an answer. As stated above, the bit version doesn’t offer any significant performance benefits, in most cases, hence the lack of urgency in getting it ready for wide release.
I haven’t heard that any bit user has had problems with Lightning, which is included in the basic installer, at least because of the bit element. Well, now I’m confused. Why did all the hardware manufacturers rush to get out 64 bit systems if the software publishers thought there was no performance improvement?
Firefox is 64 bit as well as most other software published today. With your line of thinking, why bother? Just stick to 32 bit and we’re done with it If Win64 Thunderbird was required in order to run Thunderbird on bit Windows 7, 8 8. Mozilla that makes the Firefox web browsers but not Thunderbird for a while now did not have Win64 Firefox for Release until Firefox Search Support Search.
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With so many people asking for a 64 bit version, I wonder why more effort is not being put into getting one released. Seems that all computers now support 64 bit so efforts to bring TB up to date would not be wasted. Question: does the current 64 bit version fully support Lightning? I’ve asked the question before a never got an answer. As stated above, the bit version doesn’t offer any significant performance benefits, in most cases, hence the lack of urgency in getting it ready for wide release.
I haven’t heard that any bit user has had problems with Lightning, which is included in the basic installer, at least because of the bit element. Well, now I’m confused. Why did all the hardware manufacturers rush to get out 64 bit systems if the software publishers thought there was no performance improvement? Firefox is 64 bit as well as most other software published today. With your line of thinking, why bother?
Just stick to 32 bit and we’re done with it If Win64 Thunderbird was required in order to run Thunderbird on bit Windows 7, 8 8. Mozilla that makes the Firefox web browsers but not Thunderbird for a while now did not have Win64 Firefox for Release until Firefox Search Support Search.
Home Support Forums Thunderbird where can i find the 64 bit Learn More. Leon Zetekoff. Explore Features Explore More Add-ons. Thunderbird is an open source project, which means anyone can contribute ideas, designs, code, and time helping fellow users. Experience cutting edge features. Provide feedback to help refine and polish what will be in the final release. Help us test the newest developments made to Thunderbird every day by using the unstable Nightly channel.
Nightly is an unstable testing and development platform, make sure you back up important data regularly!
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Avoid support scams. We will never ask you to call or text a phone number or share personal information. This thread was archived. Please ask a new question if you need help. The Windows version is not officially supported yet, but reports indicate it works fine for the most part, although without any significant performance gains over the bit. THanks for the quick feedback. A single installer for Windows will probably arrive when the bit is fully supported time unknown.
As far as I know, the only mac release is bit. This seems to indicate it is an official version of it On Windows a 64bit installer and MSI package are now available, see the Thunderbird for Organisations page for details. The link you provided is for TB It’s ‘official’ in that it’s offered on the TB webpage, but the release notes state that the 68 branch won’t be deployed via auto update until I know it is a different size than the one listed for 32 bit version.
With so many people asking for a 64 bit version, I wonder why more effort is not being put into getting one released. Seems that all computers now support 64 bit so efforts to bring TB up to date would not be wasted. Question: does the current 64 bit version fully support Lightning?
I’ve asked the question before a never got an answer. As stated above, the bit version doesn’t offer any significant performance benefits, in most cases, hence the lack of urgency in getting it ready for wide release. I haven’t heard that any bit user has had problems with Lightning, which is included in the basic installer, at least because of the bit element. Well, now I’m confused. Why did all the hardware manufacturers rush to get out 64 bit systems if the software publishers thought there was no performance improvement?
Firefox is 64 bit as well as most other software published today. With your line of thinking, why bother? Just stick to 32 bit and we’re done with it If Win64 Thunderbird was required in order to run Thunderbird on bit Windows 7, 8 8.
Mozilla that makes the Firefox web browsers but not Thunderbird for a while now did not have Win64 Firefox for Release until Firefox Search Support Search. Home Support Forums Thunderbird where can i find the 64 bit Learn More. Leon Zetekoff. Leon Zetekoff Question owner. TB If the link I posted is not correct then they need to fix it as that is what is shown.
Roland, NK2U. There’s got to be a reason everyone wants to go to 64 bit software! James Moderator.
