Cyberfox

An alternative web browser built on top of Firefox, Cyberfox is optimized for a variety of systems including those running on 64-bit operating systems.

Pros

• Comes in both x64 and x86 versions
• Based on Mozilla source code
• Support for Firefox extensions
• Portable edition available
• Support for 64-bit plugins
• Familiar interface
• Imports Firefox settings and data

Cons

• Does not support earlier Windows versions
• No big difference between 32-bit and 64-bit versions in terms of performance

The freeware web browser for Windows (32 bit and 64 bit) is based on the popular Mozilla Firefox and aims to improve the overall experience when browsing the internet. Cyberfox is designed to take advantage of the 64-bit architecture though it is also available in the 32-bit version. It shares most parts of the user interface and features with Firefox, making it easy to use.

The browser also retains standard features like browsing history, full-screen mode, incognito mode, plugins, bookmarks, sign-in account, bookmark and settings sync, and web developer tools. You can customize Cyberfox to match your preferences and boost productivity by selecting the items you want in the toolbar and menu.  Moreover, the web browser automatically uses your profile from Firefox to import all your bookmarks, settings, most visited sites, and saved pages.

One of the most impressive features found in Cyberfox is the option to clean the cache while restarting the application. There is also a portable version available for the browser to help you skip the installation and run the app directly from external storage. Cyberfox also offers support for Firefox extensions and 64-bit plugins like Microsoft Silverlight, Oracle Java, and Adobe Flash Player.

Final Verdict

Overall, Firefox is a great improvement over existing browsers and aims to enhance performance and browsing experience with its new features. Though it has some limitations, it should impress those who want to take advantage of a 64-bit browser.