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thanks this help. Think need add this information in first post for more careless users like me, because in first time i don't find original folders :\ in first case no. But after you post clear both browsers NM27 and FF. Lol it's even upgrade card in first time i test vs GF2 m400 and hope to see any speed ups)) (i know that required dx9 card, but hope do some test mb even GF2 work) Luckily i have GF 6800 and now test with it and install Forceware 81.98 driver like you say. Test stock browser NM and FF vs Patched. Patched version of both is real smoother and faster. Thanks.

Methinks the UOC Enforcer file (user.js) hasn't been correctly installed, as both directories depicted are not the main profile directories of either New Moon 27 nor FirefoxESR 45! Page 1 of this thread says: To easily locate your main browser profile folder, use the browser's about:support internal tab, from there "Application basics" => "Profile folder" => "Open folder" button... E.g. for FxESR 45 it should be located at: "C:\Documents and Settings\Tualatin\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\e0afyh62.default" Regards

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Good luck with that one, Bookie! (we all know whats happens six months later in your customers shop)...

*UPDATE!* I have reworked all the versions of the UOC Patch and the Enforcer, as I have increased the amount of content processing the browser can do, from 0 to 4. This seemed to improve performance on my machine. I also have introduced the support for E10S both on the 45 ESR and the 52 ESR version of the Patch. On the 38 ESR version, it has not been added because 38 ESR based browsers do not support E10S. For the users of Classic Theme Restorer, I have added two options in the UOC Enforcer for 45/52 ESR based browsers that disable the animations when you click on an UI element, since they consume CPU cycles. The new build version is N2I. On the 45 ESR version of the UOC Patch, I have reduced the tile size to 4x4, because it seems that speeds up scrolling and makes it smoother. On the other hand, on 38 ESR based browsers, doing the same makes them unusable and prone to crashing, so I have left them at 512x512. I haven't touched the 52 ESR version in that aspect, as I do not have a machine where I can test the different canvas sizes, so that one has been left with the stock 256x256 parameter. If anybody of you uses a FF52 based browser with the UOC Patch, please do this test for me. In about:config, search for these the parameters below: layers.tile-width layers.tile-height They are set to 256x256 by default. Try to change them to 512x512 and let me know if you notice a difference. If you do, I will implement that in the Patch. As always, please update and let me know the outcome, and remember that the UOC Patch and the Enforcer are offered AS THEY ARE. Happy RDDin'!

Hello and thank you for your feedback! First, I have to ask you if you have installed the UOC Patch for Firefox 45 ESR in the proper folder (defaults\pref). The Enforcer has been installed in the wrong directory. As @VistaLover correctly pointed out. Did you start with a clean profile? If you already modified the prefs.js in the past, there might be some issues. Also, the FX5900XT is quite borderline in terms of minimum requirements and so, the improvement in graphics acceleration might be minimal compared to say, a Geforce 6800GT. The driver version matters! On the 6800GT, Forceware 81.98 gives a much better performance with the UOC Patch. I'm not sure which Forceware version runs better with the FX series. Usually, the most effective way is to directly compare the performance between unpatched browser vs. the patched and enforced one, starting from a clean profile. That might give you a better idea of the performance improvement. I am working on a new version of the UOC Patch, I might release it today if I have the time. Once done, please update.

New New Moon 27 Build! 32bit https://o.rths.ml/palemoon/palemoon-27.9.6.win32-git-20191026-baa082eb3-xpmod.7z 32bit SSE https://o.rths.ml/palemoon/palemoon-27.9.6.win32-git-20191026-baa082eb3-xpmod-sse.7z 32bit noSSE https://o.rths.ml/palemoon/palemoon-27.9.6.win32-git-20191026-baa082eb3-xpmod-ia32.7z 64bit https://o.rths.ml/palemoon/palemoon-27.9.6.win64-git-20191026-baa082eb3-xpmod.7z source repo: https://github.com/roytam1/palemoon27 repo changes since my last build: - update NSS to 3.44.2 (432b6dfae) - partly import change from tenfourfox: update pins, TLDs, miners (94ed48a17) - import changes from rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1142143 don't early return in TextureClientD3D11::Unlock if readback fails. r=jrmuizel (ff4023323) - Bug 1140317: include more UniquePtr and more using mozilla::UniquePtr in a CLOSED TREE; r=bustage (82b6bf7c3) - Bug 1140317: and even more using mozilla::UniquePtr in a CLOSED TREE; r=bustage (26b48163a) - Bug 1137616 - Restore ReferenceError when a proxy is on the global object's prototype chain, regressed by rev 615f118f2787. r=jandem. (ea68241b8) - Bug 1140317: Make sure chars created by DecompileValueGenerator won't ever leak; r=Waldo (d820a6295) - Bug 1072037, part 1 - Implement web-animations proceedure to 'set the current time' and make AnimationPlayer.startTime writeable. r=birtles, r=smaug (3b7d8b164) - Bug 1072037, part 2 - Tests for the effect of setting CSS animation's AnimationPlayer.currentTime. r=birtles (69522b606) - Bug 1072037, part 3 - Tests for the effect of setting CSS transition's AnimationPlayer.currentTime. r=birtles (cab6e3bc5) - Bug 1081819 - Handle InMutedCycle() in TrackUnionStream::ProcessInput. r=roc,padenot (070e14060) - Bug 1081819 - Let the output stream itself process input data from MediaStreamAudioDestinationNode::mStream. r=roc (72c8cad47) - Bug 1141692 - use an actual Atomic for nsThreadPoolNaming::mCounter; r=bsmedberg (08bd42557) (eb626cdd7) - ported mozilla upstream change: Bug 1581950: Prevent nr_ice_component_insert_pair from leaking. r=mjf, a=RyanVM (baa082eb3)

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