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AstroSkipper said: "These are the preferences layers.acceleration.disabled, which I now set from true to false," Hello AstroSkipper, I use PM28: (https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.7a1.win32-git-20240525-d849524bd-uxp-f8f3b3ee43-xpmod-sse.7z) My PM28 default setting is: layers.acceleration.enabled; true Is the name of your PM28 preference correct ? layers.acceleration.disabled or is the name layers.acceleration.enabled

haven't check, just imported it to a local repo with official 38.8.0esr as base to see how many differences there. may try to work on it(either try to build it and fix errors that encountered, or even put some NM27 bits on top of it to produce a pseudo-NM27) later.

Since I cannot guarantee the source code compiles properly, I should ask, does it work for you?

https://codeberg.org/Nicholas_McAnespy/FxVC10Mods/releases

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/96585bab134e3011bb25b7310243e5d384575e76408fb8adfd036f045b1013a0/detection BTW, this is with latest Supermium 122-R6 32-bit release ...

I no longer have Supermium on my computer. Everything removed. Unfortunately, Supermium ran poorly on my hardware, at least in the previous versions.

since VC5 and VC6 uses same runtime (MSVCRT.DLL) so it won't crash. 1.5 or later since they have real tabs, not layers. BTW I wonder if you can upload the sources of your 38ESR-VC2010?

Do you mind also scanning the notification_helper contained in Supermium? I know this is not the Supermium thread, but a comparison still seems to be in order.

That thread also mentions "Floorp". I think it has been mentioned here at MSFN also. I have not tried it yet.

This is the scan result of the notification_helper.exe file uploaded to VirusTotal from my Thorium SSE2 122.0.6261.168 WINXP x32 installation: At least, the version 122.0.6261.169 of the file notification_helper.exe seems to be inconspicuous, but it is not version 123.0.6312.133 either.

As far as that goes, Supermium also has this "notification_helper.exe". These projects seem to me at least to be very closely related. If one has a trojan (which I cannot verify), then I would suspect the other to have the same trojan.

I have to call "BS". I installed latest Thorium then installed last Malwarebytes for/on XP! NO SUCH TROJAN:WIN32/ZNYONM DETECTED! NONE! From my perspective, most of these "reports" come from Supermium fans that wants to see Thorium die. I'm down to only two XP laptops. But I use them regularly and even promoted one of them to the master bedroom (meaning it runs email programs for XP 24/7/365). For my XP laptops, SUPERMIUM is the one "not for me". So far, I've had great success with Thorium. Though NO, it has not become my default XP browser (Serpent 2023-07-31 is). That said, I am NOT a fan of Malwarebytes! I do not keep it on my system and I nuke every remnant after these types of "verification checks". I do have to assume that a BRAND NEW DOWNLOAD includes the most up to date definitions - because the LAST XP VERSION did not seem to want to check for updates. I WOULD LOVE TO SEE SCREENCAPS OF ANYBODY THAT DID SCAN VIA MALWAREBYTES AND DID FIND A TROJAN. Otherwise, "hype and propaganda" shall be my mantra.

There were reports of the same (or similar) malware before, in this topic. So, looks like it's not only in Win 10 versions. I remember, I suggested to simply delete that file. So, apparently, they read my advice and moved that malware into another *.exe file.

Does any MSFNer even use Win10+ version? xD

Good for you! For me ... well, it kinda sucks, almost all extensions I used were free, but now are paid with the Manifest V3.

The warning is there for ages. If you go to "manage extensions", click any extension and under "errors" you will see.

The same Windows 7 Fix works for KARM: Headbang Edition v1.0.1 How to play on Windows 7: Install KexSetup_x64Rel.exe. Open “KARM\Binaries\Win64\KARM-Win64-Shipping.exe” file properties in Explorer, then “VxKex” tab. Check “Enable VxKex for this program” and “Report a different version of Windows, Windows 10” checkboxes, Apply.

Has anyone else found malware in Thorium browser? "UPDATE: 5/14/2024: The malware was removed from the file PROXY.EXE and placed in another file, (PC\APPDATA\LOCAL\THORIUM\APPLICATION\123.0.6312.133\NOTIFICATION_HELPER.EXE). Both files are executable files. I would not trust this project until this concern is resolved." Detected by Bitdefender, Malwarebytes - detected: Trojan:Win32/Znyonm "A post on Microsoft's website claims this specific Trojan collects personal information, such as browsing history, and "uses it without adequate consent". https://www.reddit.com/r/browsers/comments/1coxjtu/has_anyone_else_found_malware_in_thorium_browser/?rdt=46843

Thank you for doing that! I replaced the NSS files from my local Firefox 1.5 build, with your uploaded NSS files, and to my surprise, they did not cause the browser to crash due to me using a different version of Visual C++ than you did. I'm still trying to port NSS 3.42 beta to the Mozilla/Gecko 1.8.0 codebase. When I asked you how difficult it would be, it was because I got an error "plarena.h no such file or directory". Now I'm cherry picking code from RetroZilla's nsprpub directory to solve unresolved externals caused by NSS 3.42 beta. I also noticed you mentioned K-Meleon 0.8 - 1.1. What is your favourite version of K-Meleon?

Yes, right, that's exactly like my grandpa told me.

I've changed my mind about Brave, all due to the latest developments on their forum.

Thanks for getting back on topic. What's there you don't understand? There's real and there's fake. Like fake Supermium, for example.

No. Just apply the patches. Courtesy of @NotHereToPlayGames https://github.com/ungoogled-software/ungoogled-chromium/blob/master/patches/series

Go to https://webchat.quakenet.org/?channels=nvram

@reboot12 Is there a general Bit in Bios, that you have to change for to enable Read Write to NVRAM? Dietmar