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Probably my only fun,in Linux, would be AppArmor profiles. But AI,Copilot......just no.

Thank you for your advice. No,I hate multiboot. Today they will probably be outdated problems but I once had many problems with GRUB especially after an LTS update.

That's what I was afraid of.

At home, no. At work, we get them quite frequently. They have an entire forum dedicated to reporting false positives - and they are quick to fix.

This is understood, wasn't sure what you meant by "I mean, AVC is format, not codec." What did you mean?

The only example you gave is a website where the user has to register. You said: "...more and more sites...". So please list here examples of websites which appear unsecure in 360Chrome and do not need any registering! Thanks

I have to say as someone who's used Malwarebytes (Premium) for many years now, that I have never been aware of it producing false positives to justify its existence!

Probably, the user isn't a native English speaker, I get this a lot here, but then again, it's an international forum, what else one would expect? @NotHereToPlayGames, in other words, win32ss wrote he will reduce the number of hostile connections, but won't eliminate them all, due to the public requests. Complaints, in this case, mean users aren't happy with the fully Ungoogled version. They still want the Google connections to leak data. Is it clearer?

Browsers don't get streams in containers, both audio and video streams are served separately.

No, those are my screencaps from MPC-HC (streaming youtube, but then again, I get the same stats if I simply download them with a saving extension in Thorium.

Personally, I would now just use Thorium or Supermium to access such sites on XP if security there was an issue for me.

There are more and more sites for which 360Chrome does not support the protocols. You have to register on the following page. And this data would then be transmitted unprotected. https://teccat.carparts-cat.com/ Or is there another solution?

will be "pared back," as there will be fewer of them. Join us, Luke.

I think AVC is a streaming codec. It's usual container is MP4.

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That's not a step "forward" for users that want a truly ungoogled variant. ALLOWING involuntary connections to Google services just because the non-ungoogled userbase complains louder than the ungoogled userbase ??? ??? ??? Perhaps "flags" will be added to PREVENT these involuntary connections? Because what's the point of calling something ungoogled if you allow involuntary connections?

Maybe it's both. Do you (en)code the video or format it?

Policies may live longer, but they can still disappear. I'm not sure any Chromium fork can be trusted in that regard unless it's backed by the community interested in keeping them despite the decisions "upstream".

What's good about this is that I always find time to smoke a cigarette and drink a cup of strong coffee or East Frisian tea.

Perhaps win32 will be able to keep Manifest V2 in Supermium, it should land in Thorium as well. My remark about choice and apathy was meant to be more general, more broad, not limited to web browsers or even computers. I made a bit ranty / rude post a while back on PM forum about them switching 64-bit builds to require AVX (1) instruction set, they deleted it. Still wonder where it makes significant difference compared to SSE2 build. I've been using contributed AVX2 build on work laptop for a while, but I'm not sure I'm detecting much regarding performance. What little I did turned out to be more related to clean session vs dirty session. I think only clever manual coding could speed it up significantly...maybe, Mozilla couldn't do it with keeping all the cruft for extensibility. This whole thing reminds me of one aspect in gaming world, (G)ZDoom source port of Doom, original game was released in 1993 and it's famous for being ported to all sorts of devices that at least have something resembling a CPU. I've read on VOGONS forum you may be able to run Doom Eternal from 2020 more smoothly on 2013 hardware than some mods on GZDoom specifically, some due to bad coding of mods, some due to all the cruft in the engine that's there to support competing standards for extending game logic. And even having expensive computer won't help with performance much. Kinda similar with Pale Moon, you can't sell that browser to an average individual, it's almost universally perceived as very slow. I'm somewhat used to it, but I also use other browsers, depending on the mood. Though I tried disabling 3 of 4 cores on my CPU recently and tried browsing on XP with Serpent, but this is where my patience ends, couldn't live with that.

A major progress -" involuntary connections to Google services, which will be pared back in response to users' complaints." https://github.com/win32ss/supermium/issues/600

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Someone, that much invested into security, wouldn't even visit Xitter in the first place.

Another standalone, but most probably related issue to report. I sometimes get spacer.png instead of embedded or attached pictures, the same as D.Draker already reported, but for me it happens on a rare occasion.

BTW, I had encountered 403 error with embedded links for the first time. All started acting up recently.