I used to have them on the website but I just felt like if they were on there people would think they were biased. A user had some benchmarks a few versions back: https://www.reddit.com/r/waterfox/comments/2xle7k/browser_be...

You're much better off putting them up, even if people might think they're biased.

Without any benchmarks, it just seems like you want this to be faster, without providing any evidence that it is.

It works by placebo!

I love placebos, they always work!

I had a huge page that was killing Firefox with an out of memory exception (that was a few years ago). Googled for 64 bit Firefox and got Waterfox, which solved that problem. So that's another selling point.

As of version 42, 64-bit Firefox is available on all tier-1 desktop platforms (Linux+GTK, Mac, Windows).