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FF 3.06 and OP 9.63 on Vista 64 bit for some time now with no problems. Been running other versions of OP and FF on Vista 32 bit for a couple of years with nary a problem in sight.
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Op 9.63 and FF 3.04 ok anyway although I don't use them much, only to check any website updates.
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I've been using Opera on Vista for 2 years and no issues at all.
My only problem is Vista in general, it has crashed my HD 3 times in the past year
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You misunderstand. I downgraded from Firefox v3 to v2.20 because of these issues, and still have the same problem.Originally posted by Clippy View PostBearing in mind the latest version of Opera is 9.64 (released today) you are seriously behind by running v2.20.
I would imagine an upgrade to the latest version will sort out your problems.
Currently using (although not now) Opera 9.5 and have the same issues. Will try the upgrade to 9.64 but think the problem is more fundamental.
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Haven't used Opera on Vista... but Firefox works fine on both 32-bit and 64-bit Vista.Originally posted by Svalbaard View PostAnyone having problems with Opera and Firefox versions 2.20 and v3 on Vista?
The Opera and FF processes in task manager keep getting stuck and will not terminate properly. The only fix I can find is a reboot as trying to restart the browser results in a message akin to "Firefox is already running" despite that process being stuck.
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Wot, an upgrade to Opera will sort out his problems with Firefox?Originally posted by Clippy View PostBearing in mind the latest version of Opera is 9.64 (released today) you are seriously behind by running v2.20.
I would imagine an upgrade to the latest version will sort out your problems.
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Bearing in mind the latest version of Opera is 9.64 (released today) you are seriously behind by running v2.20.Originally posted by Svalbaard View PostAnyone having problems with Opera and Firefox versions 2.20 and v3 on Vista?
The Opera and FF processes in task manager keep getting stuck and will not terminate properly. The only fix I can find is a reboot as trying to restart the browser results in a message akin to "Firefox is already running" despite that process being stuck.
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I would imagine an upgrade to the latest version will sort out your problems.
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Been running Firefox 3 and Google Chrome on Vista for a while with no problems.
Not tried Opera though
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Opera/Firefox & Vista
Anyone having problems with Opera and Firefox versions 2.20 and v3 on Vista?
The Opera and FF processes in task manager keep getting stuck and will not terminate properly. The only fix I can find is a reboot as trying to restart the browser results in a message akin to "Firefox is already running" despite that process being stuck.
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