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Thanks! TBH, I know all of that. I have installed uBlock Origin in Firefox and Kiwi. Additionally, the Adgusrd app to block ads in my system. But very often I use Opera, and Adgusrd is not permanently enabled. At such moments, Google strikes.

Thank you very much, that's all we wanted to hear! Please understand, most of us neither have gihub nor gitlub, thus don't possess access to such official reassurances. Next time I'll simply ignore malware warnings regarding Supermium.

this might be a good time to point out the 4 GB mem limit with a different example harddrives passed the 4 GB limit far earlier then the ram did (this one almost passed it in 1989) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_hard_disk_drives#1980s,_the_transition_to_the_PC_era so when the common assumtion is "32 wires / 32 bit" are just 4 GB limit that is not fully correct https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/minwinbase/ns-minwinbase-overlapped this structure has 2 , 32 bit (high and low) offset addresses that are combined to a 64 bit address so going with the logic "32 wires are the 32 bit 4 GB limit" -> according to this a 32 bit/wire bus can only address 4 GB - and therefore cant address more then 4 GB is also not correct i think everybody gets the point here, there was harddrives bigger then 4 GB before XP even existed - even a IDE bus with 32 wires+ is not limited to that 1 core of 4 ghz speed (with 1 clock/cycle/1s tick) already would be: 4000000000 * 32 bit bus - that would be 14 GigaByte/s a other good thing with 32 bit is that it is also a PDE question (a page directory entry base register) points to a list of "memory entrys" this PDE is changed every app/process/executable so what this can do is that these entrys point to a different location in the physical memory (and therefore we have 4 GB per each app) these dont use the same memory and can point into other memory - to point other the 2 (pse physical size extension, pae physical address extension) (these also can be combined) but the hardware can have limits or the software is not able to do so so you need both the software performing the code and the hardware having the needs paging and segments where some words in the past

Yes. I had some Dolby drivers that worked fine until the "upgrade"

I believe uBlock Origin is a supported add-on on Firefox for Android. Then you can enable "AdGuard URL Tracking Protection" and optionally "Actually Legitimate URL Shortener Tool" (link).

Yep, this one was also displaying a 404 for several days (from May 28/29 at the earliest). By the way, it seems that the two repos are back.

this one ? https://github.com/blueboxd/chromium-legacy

Tell me, does Win7-11-Select.xml support the <ProductKey> parameter? How to correctly write <ProductKey> in Win7-11-Select.xml? For example, this M7XTQ-FN8P6-TTKYV-9D4CC-J462D for switching to LTSC 1809. Thank you.

Supermium isn't the only Chromium fork that has been seemingly shadow-banned by Github. Chromium-Legacy, another fork targeting legacy systems (older macOS releases to be specific) has met the same "publicly hidden" fate a few days ago. I wonder why GitHub has decided to target these two similar projects...

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@win32 I just noticed your repo return 404. Hope this issue is temporary. But I quess progwrp.dll should looks like virus container without published source (I understand why you have not published source) Btw, I have noticed various issues on my machine when upgraded to latest progwrp.dll and R6 Supermium. I need to check what caused it, But I think using 5002 on XP x64 was fine with R3 without freezing on basic search on Google. My XP machine is powerful enough and nothing else was changed.

I know youtube monstrosity, and run browser against it for days and fix bugs then, though I never tried private windows, also I do not have an account, If this about it then I wont catch the bug, let to be sure the account matters.

De-googled link without tracking. Can't you just play the video through MPC-HC with hardware acceleration (use Open With extension). From the release notes of v1.7.0: Thanks for your information! I have installed MPC-HC 2.1.2.18 on my Windows XP machine for months, and hardware acceleration is generally available in my system. Additionally, I have configured the 3D Settings via the NVIDIA Control Panel. Furthermore, I have enabled LAV Filters’Nvidia CUVID decoder for using hardware acceleration in MPC, and it works fine. However, more problematic is the video hardware acceleration inside browsers under Windows XP. It is running much better in New Moon 28 than in the others. PS: Thanks for un-googling the link! I posted it from my Android tablet, and there is everything googled as you surely know.

Not directly, the web server decides which cert chain to present. At some sites it depends on what device, OS or browser it thinks you are using, or what location it thinks your IP is at. You can try experimenting with different user agent strings, but some web sites use additional javascript libraries or other fingerprinting methods to get past a simple UA string spoof. Or you can try different VPNs to get IP addresses from different locations.

Brave Url's tracking test is working again: https://fmarier.github.io/brave-testing/query-filter.html Although the test website (old) reports that you need to use private browsing it is recommended to use normal browsing. It is possible to verify that r3dfox passes some tests (without the need to use uBlock Origin or uBlock Origin lite),because it has partial blocking functionality of urls tracking parameters. In Chromium-based browsers (excluding Brave), however, the tests passed by r3dfox fail if only the browser is used.

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De-googled link without tracking. Can't you just play the video through MPC-HC with hardware acceleration (use Open With extension). From the release notes of v1.7.0: Needs youtube-dl. Not sure if this old version recognizes yt-dlp. If not rename or make a symlink (can be made on XP with Link Shell Extension:

Hey there. I need to ask something about this. I noticed a problem when i first tried this out with Firefox a few years ago. When i use this multiprocess mode. I noticed a major problem is the backspace key wont ever work anymore. I cant ever delete anything i type in any forms on any websites, etc. And/or it will act as if i hit the back button to go back 1 webpage instead. I find this extremely annoying and I dont bother to use it for that reason... but I just randomly tried using this today on the Serpent Browser (latest version by Roytam1) ..and the exact same thing still happens here too. The backspace key either not working period at all, or becoming a secondary "go back 1 page" Why does this happen and how can it be fixed?? If it cant then again i'll never bother using this "multi process" mode again. I already tried googling for a little while about this issue, found nothing. And i searched this thread here for "space" or "backspace" and got no results.

Yes, the page above is the official Supermium website. And the account was flagged for "spamming". as I found out when trying to export the repository directly from GitHub to GitLab. The repositories were not deleted, but they are hidden from public view along with my account itself. At the time of this incident, I had built Chromium 124-based Supermium and it worked on XP (x86 and x64). But I still had a few deficiencies to correct before even a pre-release, specifically graphical glitches with GPU enabled, some upstream UI bugs, plus other outstanding bugs reported recently. Other features such as a UA/UACH spoofer and UI customization were being worked on as well. I reiterate that there is no malware in Supermium, progwrp, its installer and its uninstaller.

That link is legit. With my catastrophic way to manage tabs on my browser, it turns out that I still have the repo's page opened on my other computer and that link is the one displayed in the About section.

Link works on Firefox Esr 115.11.0

That link was supplied by @UCyborg. I never heard of it before. I don't know whether it's official or not. Nothing to worry about. No illegal content there.

That's a dead link. Or my company blocks it and I just landed on IT's radar for clicking that link.

Funny, but to be fair, look at this site, seems brighter than others. https://win32subsystem.live/supermium/