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Isn't really that useful to most people, but it'd be nice if IEPro7 could work on IE 7 64-bit. I just use the 64-bit IE as a precaution since that way many dangerous Active X scripts (which are generally 32-bit) won't affect me.
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Jimmy Tseng
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The developers have stated that they currently do not have a 64 bit machine to test ie7pro on.
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suril89 wrote:
The developers have stated that they currently do not have a 64 bit machine to test ie7pro on.
I have 64-bit machine (Vista x64 Ultimate) and may test ie7pro.
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I echo this request! I also am running Vista x64 Ultimate, and the lack of adequate 64-bit plugins is infuriating.
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I'd appreciate a 64bit version as well. I'm running Vista business edition, and I am willing to do some testing if necessary.
Last edited by thevil (27-08-2007 10:18:36)
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I want it too! There's 3 apps I'm waiting for updates on before I can use 64-bit IE.
Roboform
AdMuncher
IE7Pro
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I think 64 bit will go fairly mainstream in the next three to five years, in the mean time its going to be a tough ride for the current 64 bitters. I'm going to with 64 bit with ms's next os (whatever is after vista).
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Adding my name to the testing 64-bit version list...
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I'm using IEPro 7 on Home Premium 64bit with the 32bit version of IE7. It only makes sense to release a 64bit version of the program when a 64bit version of flash is released. The 64bit versions of VISTA of courses come with a 64bit IE7, but without flash support, there's no point of using it to surf the web.
I still think that a version of IEPro7 (64bit) should be developed, however.
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Adding my name to the testing 64-bit version list...
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