[@Gary]
Gary, thank you for reporting that error and willing to improve the software. I really mean it!
As you have mentioned, you are also a programmer and you probably have been in a situation where one solution is not unique for all operating systems and it doesn’t always produce the same output. In our situation run-time error ‘0’ was caused when chrome browser had locked the decryption files and the work-around process (also could be done by some antiviruses). We needed to terminate chrome process and the background chrome service also to unlock those files. I have suggested the simplest solution to delete temporary files because not all users have advanced knowledge about computers and didn’t want to cause system crash or something that might freeze the background work and cause additional problems.
Also I am just suggesting to reinstall 32-bit Firefox if they need to recover the login details and then move back to 64-bit again. Not to keep it. So why my software is 32-bit I really don’t think thats an issue. It still works on 64-bit operating system and other 64-bit browsers like Chrome, Opera, Edge, Vivaldi and etc. Even if there is a 64-bit version of my software, still will produce the same error on 32-bit Firefox version which would be a similar situation.
As funny as it sounds I am still having a 32-bit Windows XP and use it occasionally for some old programs or games. Call me nostalgic or weird but thats the truth :)
And the main purpose of this software was to help into recovering forgotten old passwords or software/games product keys which are usually on some old desktop computers or laptops.
You say “don’t pretend you could dance with the stars”, well I say “if it’s not broke, don’t fix it”