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The way that I do it, it does not matter if there is a portable version or not - *ALL* Chrome/Chromium-based browsers 'can be made' portable Just replace the "bin" folder with the Supermium files that you want to turn into a portable version. You can start with anything that is already portable (360Chrome, PortableApps, WinPenPack, the list is endless).

is there a portable version

If you have Google Messages (you can probably do the same with any other SMS application) you can set sound on for it's notifications and disable the sound for any other notification, if this is what you want. You just have to config the notifications by app.

Of course there is Firefox ESR 115 also (currently the 115.30 version).

It seems the image has been compressed to jpeg at some point, I can see artifacts around the text. I Guess GitHub re-encoded himself in this huge png.

Ooops, sorry, the thread title had me looking for Win7 but you did cite Vista.

Windows Telemetry has existed since Windows 2000! But that aside, maybe this will be of use -- https://gist.github.com/xvitaly/eafa75ed2cb79b3bd4e9

Was telemetry added to Vista? Write KB, I'll check what these updates are. Maybe there's something important there. Because I installed all the updates that are available.

All Programs will load by default only if you have recent programs disabled and no apps pinned

I have a weird situation. I've installed StartAllBAck on a fresh install of Windows 11 25H2 and copied the exact same settings and is on my other pc, but when i click on the Start Menu, the All Programs doesn't automatically load like it does on my other pc. Any reason this could be happening? Both pcs are on 25H2 and 3.9.18

Yay! New release! Supermium 138 R7 official release (no more pre-release) has been posted.

Oh I see. I thought you meant his Firefox builds for 7 and 8. All good then. Whew!

Here you go, Jody. Sounds very much like considering, no? " If the rework successfully resolves these challenges,... Otherwise, Chromium for windows 7 will no longer update. " https://github.com/e3kskoy7wqk/Chromium-for-windows-7/releases

Ah, a bit late but I just used PHDGD Now drivers to fix the issue. Minecraft runs fine on my i7-3450s [I might be mispelling the model]

Where are you reading that Windows 7 and Vista are not supported?

Look this page, and adapt for your language https://support.mozilla.org/fr/kb/passage-firefox-windows-7-8-et-81-ESR

Well the forks do. Not the standard product. And there are other applications other than browsers that have challenges. Anyway, all good

Not a challenge at now. Firefox-esr has still support until april 2026 for them.

It does load *VERY* slowly. I would be okay with even taking a quality loss. Watching that image load in "chunks", wait a second, another "chunk" loads, is a bit of an eyesore. It is not my ISP, my download speed is 500 Mbps. Sure, there are faster plans available, but 500 works for everything else. Just not this Kyle of Lochalsh screenshot. My guess is that it is a server-side upload bottleneck.

@feodor2 on your mypal website for that Kyle of Lochalsh screenshot you can decrease color depth to 256 colors for much smaller .png size with no noticable quality loss. Update: From ~1.2MB the size goes to ~255kB in 256 colors.

My system seems to be more stable with "Accelerated 2D canvas" set to disabled. I am not sure what it does exactly if anything in this version. I have an issue with the video driver weirdly glitching in Windows GUI on Server 2008 R2, such as scrollbars flashing, and I suspect this acceleration triggers similar problems. Acceleration seems to be completely superfluous and an opportunity for webmasters to cram even more bloat into sites. Not sure if I have completely disabled acceleration with this setting alone. New Moon's acceleration is already off for me under Advanced > General. I noticed a non-intuitive behavior with Delete Browsing Data -> Last hour. It does delete the history as expected. But if I have also visited other sites within the hour, their login cookies will get deleted too. They apparently get updated to the last visitation time, which falls into the period of deletion.

Just read, he considers dropping off 7, too. Can you ask for a farewell version that works without updates on 32bit Vista? As I suspect, I had missed one or two telemetry updates (intentionally).

Sadly, I don't have an account there. Could you do it for me? Thank you. Attach the log. [1114/123040.823:ERROR:main_dll_loader_win.cc(138)] Failed to load Chrome DLL from C:\Chromium\134.0.6998.165\chrome.dll: The parameter is incorrect. (0x57)

No, there shouldn't be any problems with that processor. I thought that maybe you have a processor without SSE3 and that's why it won't start. Then you need to write to the developer. Even though he no longer supports Vista, he may be able to tell you what the problem is.

This thread is about @roytam1's browsers targeting legacy OSes. And that means even browsers under Windows 7 and Windows 8 as they are also legacy in the meanwhile. But I think @Zorba the Geek is looking for a solution under Windows XP.