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roytam1 replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
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How do I remove support for "colour emojis on Windows XP through Windows 8.1 created by @mjd7989."?
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Intel 8th-9th Gen processors will reach ESU on June 30, 2025
superleiw replied to halohalo's topic in Windows 11
Did Intel change the ESU expiration date for some 10th Gen processors ? https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/topics/support-and-servicing-for-processors.html This could mean that the graphics drivers for 7th-10th Gen processors may continue to see updates until June 30th, 2027 !! This would be good news !! Edit -> Yep it's possible for them to change the dates (See Servicing Details and Disclaimers at the bottom of the link): Baseline Servicing Periods, EOIS Dates, ESU Dates, or EOSL Dates in the future are subject to change. -
I was able to fix the program I had linked before, the issue is solved now! Just put the attached .exe into your startup directory. You can find the full source code here, as before: https://git.lumen.sh/Fierelier/winutcfix winutcfix.exe
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@ED_Sln - Is it possible to totally remove/disable the "AI" features in the e3k Chromium fork?
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Of course. Not being a real administrator is much better. But you were already used to that from Windows 8. So nothing new under the sun. BTW, my Windows XP runs perfectly.
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Meh ! My opinion . Vista and XP are just too old. I used to be a lot more "vintagey" with operating systems, but i find it just holds you back. Worrying about compatibility and what not just starts to waste time. I'm even in the process of migrating to LTSC because Windows 8 is starting to get long in the tooth, mostly because all of these browser fork authors are changing their minds on a whim about development direction. One starts to realize there's more to life than worrying about areall this stuff. To each their own though.
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Cloudflare's alleged Browser Developer Program Apparently there is a Cloudflare Browser Developer Program mentioned by Moonchild: CloudFlare: summary and status. And here is the official announcement: Announcing the Cloudflare Browser Developer Program. But clicking on their form Cloudflare Browser Development Program Application leads to that: Cloudflare and its developers are nothing more than propagandists and charlatans. This service holds a monopoly, which it exploits ruthlessly, and should be regulated by law under threat of very heavy financial penalties. Cheers, AstroSkipper
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My Browser Builds (Part 6)
AstroSkipper replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
I implemented in my ProxHTTPSProxy's PopMenu TLS 1.3 3V3 package the tool Min2Tray which I therefore have been using for years. So I can minimise any other programme to the systray as well. That was the best I could find. -
Hello, I've always dreamed of a Windows 9x netbook. I became inspired upon realizing the intel atoms and Thinkpad 60 were just *barely* out of reach. So, I became lucky to stumble upon this model that just happens to have unofficial 9x support. However, I have just a few problems now: USB - Fixed. I had to uninstall the USB devices after installing the chipset. Ethernet - While I don't use internet personally, is there a 9x model driver available? It seems this model uses a different version than my Dell Latitude D600. SD Card Reader - Oddly, using the Universal Driver Pack ended up installing a "Texas Instruments PCIxx20 Integrated FlashMedia Controller." However, Windows ME still won't recognize devices when I plug them in after boot.
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mockingbird replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
Anyone have suggestions for minimize to tray for Mailnews on XP? I tried FireTray but it does not seem to work. EDIT: MinTrayR 1.3.2 seems to work. -
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roytam1 replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
yes it is, someone filed an issue about it in upstream and it shows that github makes bad assumption. https://repo.palemoon.org/MoonchildProductions/UXP/issues/3154#issuecomment-48034 -
Macrium Reflect Free is a very good program. I use it for creating and restoring images from my disks for years, it saved me from not a few system reinstalls.
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My Browser Builds (Part 6)
AstroSkipper replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
Thanks! And yes, I know that. It has been reported here. However, my statement had a completely different intention. I try to stay some releases behind. As the release from 2026-06-27 is running fine here and quite close to PM 34.3.1 from 2026-06-24, there is no need for me to update at the moment. I don’t need regressions at the time and am trying to avoid them. Once the regressions reach MCP's Pale Moon, a solution will surely be found. Unless, of course, @roytam1 has a solution for this first. Unfortunately, however, he isn’t particularly talkative. -
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VistaLover replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
With regards to GitHub being broken in UXP browsers, the last GOOD NM28 build is: palemoon-28.10.7a1.win32-git-20260718-d849524bd-uxp-edd86c9a9d-xpmod whereas the next release, palemoon-28.10.7a1.win32-git-20260725-d849524bd-uxp-30427c0213-xpmod is the first BAD one ; so, the regression window is: https://github.com/roytam1/UXP/compare/edd86c9a9d...30427c0213 @roytam1, do you think you can spot the culprit? (perhaps Issue #3144 - Implement CSSStyleSheet replaceSync ?) The release assets and relative timestamp issues are both due to the same root cause, as they're both fine in the "last good" build: Thanks in advance ... -
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AstroSkipper replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
TBH, there is actually no need to directly update New Moon 28 when a new update is available. The release from 2026-06-27 is running fine here. Maybe, we should stop playing guinea pigs for the Windows XP haters on the Pale Moon forum. Their current release is 34.3.1 from 2026-06-24, and therefore GitHub will probably still run well in their current Pale Moon release https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=70&t=33602. They may feel free to be this time the first to struggle with the faulty updates. I've been a bit behind on updating for a while now. Strictly according to the motto: Never change a running system! At least for a few weeks. -
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Hi @Tihiy! In lastest experimental channel build of Windows 11 (29634, and also in 29639) At the start menu is having a visual glitch. A example a white point and a strange line when you hover at start menu button. Also i've change an icon for a app (which it does have 16x16, 32x32, 48x48 and 256x256px) but in StartAllBack's Taskbar it shows in lower res. (that icon near startmenu) which can be viewed here (https://ibb.co/q3FycmjC) Verson of StartAllBack used is 3.9.24 with DarkMagic disabled. Affects newer installations of Windows, so this is a issue. Image links are here: https://ibb.co/1fZ5dBN2 https://ibb.co/d4ST0QSM https://ibb.co/G3r2dcVN
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On a modern system, Norton Ghost is rather problematic. The following rule applies to imaging (backup) software: The more modern the computer, the more recent the imager.
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Thanks for posting these links. I had searched and searched and wasn't able to find anything.
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Macrium is of course an interesting tool as it has an additonal feature called Macrium ReDeploy to restore a Windows system image to completely different hardware.
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VistaLover replied to VistaLover's topic in Site & Forum Issues
Right ; today, I got a Notifications List Button alert of 3 new notifications: Once I clicked the button and opened the pop-up, I verified that I had also received corresponding e-mail notifications for the last 2 of them, so your latest intervention must've fixed things for me ; thanks a ton for addressing my issue; really appreciated ... Hopefully, this is a lasting fix and I won't encounter the same problem in the foreseeable future ... All the best ! -
My Browser Builds (Part 6)
VistaLover replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
... I can also confirm in latest NM28 (32-bit) [SSE2 variant, buildID=20260731074735] : https://github.com/violentmonkey/violentmonkey/releases/tag/v2.46.0 => In addition, GitHub no longer displays "relative" timestamps (the absolute timestamp displays for fractions of a second, then replaced by whitespace); in above screencap, look close to "github-actions released this ..." Some JS/CSS is broken... TypeError: e.adoptedStyleSheets is undefined[Learn More] 78205-75aff589688e0be2.js:64:215 Below, how things should look (r3dfox-140): -
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My Browser Builds (Part 6)
Andalu replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
@roytam1 Hi, downloads no longer work on GitHub with the latest versions 52 and 55 of Basilisk (2026-07-31 and 2026-07-24). Clicking on “Assets” does not display the available files for download. There are no issues with the versions from July 17, 2026. Thanks a lot for your great work