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I think there is more to the old operating systems than just internet. These machines are resources of creativity with the tools, that run on them. Writing programs, graphic programs, music programs, programming tools... even if there would be no internet at all, the old computers are capable of plenty of things. I can work best with the tools that I know best, which are the old tools. Okay, the resolution may not be the highest. But as long as the hardware runs (whose spare parts cost 0 money on the scrapyard)... it would be an uneconomic choice to switch. Consider the time you need to learn new programs! Speaking of Linux? Fantastic for modern internet browsing, but not if you need special tools. Sometimes, the Linux counterparts are poorly designed, too. LibreOffice will never perform as good as Word 97. In fact it performs worse every year! On limited hardware we have to add. My decision is set in stone. Windows XP until repairing the hardware gets expensive. On to the future with Windows XP!

hackfixing that extension is possible: in lib/ui.js, line 405: try { ({CustomizableUI}) = Cu.import("resource:///modules/CustomizableUI.jsm", null); } catch (e) { // No built-in CustomizableUI API, use our own implementation. ({CustomizableUI}) = require("customizableUI"); } change into: try { ({CustomizableUI} = Cu.import("resource:///modules/CustomizableUI.jsm", null)); } catch (e) { // No built-in CustomizableUI API, use our own implementation. ({CustomizableUI} = require("customizableUI")); } an article describing that parser change: http://whereswalden.com/2015/06/20/new-changes-to-make-spidermonkeys-and-firefoxs-parsing-of-destructuring-patterns-more-spec-compliant/

New build of Serpent/UXP for XP! Test binary: Win32 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win32-git-20210220-d9301c4-uxp-2b6effbf2-xpmod.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win64-git-20210220-d9301c4-uxp-2b6effbf2-xpmod.7z source code that is comparable to my current working tree is available here: https://github.com/roytam1/UXP/commits/custom IA32 Win32 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win32-git-20210220-d9301c4-uxp-2b6effbf2-xpmod-ia32.7z source code that is comparable to my current working tree is available here: https://github.com/roytam1/UXP/commits/ia32 NM28XP build: Win32 https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.3a1.win32-git-20210220-729367b92-uxp-2b6effbf2-xpmod.7z Win32 SSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.3a1.win32-git-20210220-729367b92-uxp-2b6effbf2-xpmod-sse.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.3a1.win64-git-20210220-729367b92-uxp-2b6effbf2-xpmod.7z Official UXP changes since my last build: - Issue #1738 - Follow-up: Update comment (no code changes) (458939c9d) - Issue #1739 - Implement numeric separators. (fc65e1f2f) - [js] Add XMMRegName for invalid_xmm (4f06d20f8) - Issue #1741 - Add missing prefobserver for general.useragent.* prefs (9832adb6f) - Issue #1741 - Follow-up: Remove superfluous prefobserver (9fa794393) - [widget] Require user interaction when picking files or folders. (8f663e3bc) - Issue #1688 - Add flood guard to state change logic. (2103a2283) - Issue #1743 - Update CK_GCM_PARAMS use for PKCS11 v3.0 in WebCryptoTask (2b6effbf2) No official Basilisk changes since my last build. Official Pale-Moon changes since my last build: - Issue #1737 - Format some Windows specific browser jsm modules (5aaa45ecc) - Back-end branch pointer update. (729367b92) My changes since my last build: - reverted Issue #1741 related changes - partly modified "Issue #1737 - Format some Windows specific browser jsm modules (5aaa45ecc)" to not break with our code base - reverted "Issue #1743 - Update CK_GCM_PARAMS use for PKCS11 v3.0 in WebCryptoTask (2b6effbf2)" since our current NSS is not new enough to deal with this

Adblock Edge v2.1.9 was the last version released before being discontinued and removed from AMO: https://dwaves.org/2017/03/01/why-was-adblock-edge-firefox-addon-removed-from-mozilla-extensions-repository/ It only ever supported Fx 26.0-39.0 to begin with... If NM27's current "upstream" are implementing Fx 41.0 code, then more breakage will take place, not only restricted to this one, but possibly with other extensions originally supporting/designed for Mozilla 38.0, which is what the original Tycho (in NM27) was forked off... @bernd will probably have to change his adblocker extension altogether... Can you try https://addons.palemoon.org/addon/adblock-latitude/ or https://addons.palemoon.org/addon/abprime/ ?

Here, you will find a list of software compatible with Windows Vista, after installing the new extended kernel by Win32. As this project is very new, this list will remain quite short for the time being. List: BeamNG.Drive 0.16 and later Chromium versions 53-73 beta (later versions currently do not work) Firefox "classic" versions 53-56 Firefox Quantum version 57 and later GIMP 2.10.18 Google Earth 7.3.3 and later Interlink Mail client Logitech Gaming Software 9.02 Opera 44 (later versions currently do not work) Palemoon 28.x Rocket League Thunderbird versions 53 and later Waterfox Classic Waterfox Current Whatsapp I will continue to update this list as more software is made compatible. Feel free to contribute your own additions in the form of a reply to the topic, and I will add them ASAP.

i have i5-2400 cpu intel hd 2000 2gb of ram currently running 7 professional 64 bit , is 2k possibpe?

Hey guys , i want a blue light filter , preefarbly flux , but it doesnt work , what latest version of it works on vista? the laetst works on xp though

... and here is AdblockEdge v2.1.10 for NM27: http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=00091647840675622436 Changes from v2.1.9: 1. Implemented patch to ui.js as per @roytam1 2. Removed signature related directory/file 3. Removed references inside chrome.manifest to non-existing localisation dirs 4. Cosmetic changes to install.rdf 5. Changed Fx related entries inside install.rdf to <em:minVersion>41.0</em:minVersion> <em:maxVersion>45.*</em:maxVersion> ... so it could install and work in FxESR 45 fork (hopefully...) 6. Introduced NM27 targetApplication block inside install.rdf, so it could install as a native extension: <em:targetApplication> <Description> <!-- New Moon 27.9.7+ --> <em:id>{8de7fcbb-c55c-4fbe-bfc5-fc555c87dbc4}</em:id> <em:minVersion>27.9.7</em:minVersion> <em:maxVersion>27.*</em:maxVersion> </Description> </em:targetApplication> 7. Removed fennec2+seamonkey+thunderbird targetApplication blocks... 8. Changed homepageURL to the last working webarchive snapshot: http://web.archive.org/web/20180516130655/https://bitbucket.org/adstomper/adblockedge DISCLAIMER: Use at your own risk - not tested extensively; as I said already, users of 2.1.9 should probably move on to a more current/maintained adblocker extension...

YES finally i fixed the sound driver after install the Vinyl AC'97 Codec Combo Driver(WDM) and select the driver on Control Panel - Multimedia, i have sound now i'm trying find the right wireless driver thank you so much for all to all what I learned from this complicated job: 1 - with aida64 I can get the vendor and devices, that is, the driver's IDs; 2 - then I search for the drivers using these values and indicate the operating system; 3 - you can install it, some may not even be compatible, but we must insist; 4 - if it still doesn't work, we have to go to the list of drivers and searching windows can give us 1 driver warning, but accept it anyway and it can install and work after restarting the pc; 5 - some drivers, like my sound, may need to configure and select the sound driver in the Control Panel - Multimedia. but i continue with severy work for finish what i need with more time i will install the wireless and what left. then i will need the NTSF drivers or something for i use external drives(pen or HDD) that use NTFS

You should try providing the names of the drivers required (chipset name, sound driver model, ethernet or wireless card, etc.). Try providing hardware IDs of unknown devices as well. Google is your friend with those. Because Intel HD Graphics 4000 are Ivy Bridge, you might be able to install Windows XP completely in theory. But this varies with computer brands, I think. A I would recommend is snappy driver installer (SDI). It's a bit of a gamble, but it's helped me a lot when I experimented with Windows XP on a Haswell.

Right, for 2 equal disk vendor name is useless here, next version will support disk id.

I'm also agree with that, try to upgrade to 4gb ram if you want to use a 64 bit OS. Someone here told that there's no modern browsers for Windows Vista. False! Roitam's bowsers like Serpent still support Windows XP and Vista!

Left this in an open window, out of my 19 browser windows It should be fine I guess, just upgrade to 4 when possible

I'm not sure i'd consider that an obligation. EOS is EOS, they already have been "generous" in that regard, several out-of-support updates were released for XP (truly vanilla XP, not a derivitive using compatible updates). Some semblence of modern updates would certainly be nice, though. That being said, the last of the POSReady 2009 updates were getting a quite a bit flaky (built to require SSE2 often and without warning, buggy, or outright broken). I'd hate to see what their NT5 updates would look like now.

I can confirm this, one of upstream commit causing this and it is still being found for reporting. EDIT: extension also tested in firefox 45esr and it gets same error and it is an intended change in firefox 41: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1146136 you may need to update the extension to newer version.

should be fixed

New regular/weekly KM-Goanna release: https://o.rthost.win/kmeleon/KM76.4.1-Goanna-20210220.7z Changelog: In-tree changes: - match nsIWebBrowserChromeFocus platform API changes (as of NM27 rev 3b1d2cdd8) (52f2e3f1) - match NotifyJSRunToCompletionStart platform API changes (as of NM27 rev 3b1d2cdd8) (c7fea522) - bump KM version for API change (as of NM27 rev 3b1d2cdd8) (4362cc31) Out-of-tree changes: * update Goanna3 to git 1311ec4a4..3b1d2cdd8: - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1165162 - Rework the nsIScriptSecurityManager principal-minting API to be originAttributes-centric. r=gabor,r=bholley,sr=sicking (269536132) - pointer style and mispatch (38b32b3bc) - more misspatch & pointer style (ff2bc3057) - Bug 1164014 - Fixing defaultShims. r=billm (bcf7f671a) - Bug 1164014 - Workaround for GC bug 1172193. r=gkrizsanits (b25cf4dea) - Bug 1158427 - r=roc (64037cb2c) - Bug 1157994 - Ensure AudioContext operations are started and resolved in the same order. r=roc (757de0f81) - Bug 1127188 - Properly handle AudioContext.close() calls right after the creation of an AudioContext. r=ehsan (88362873f) - Bug 1164011 - interposition for CPOWS. r=billm (24a8134f6) - Bug 1164014 - Shim optimization. r=billm (9a8498684) - Bug 1178581 - Interning does not and should not imply infinite lifetime; r=sfink (91dfc5b77) - Bug 1171053 - Remove JS_BindCallable. r=efaust (2e59b8c62) - Bug 1174372 - Initialize ExecutableAllocator static fields in JS_Init. r=luke (d02620196) - missing uid of 968334 (3c73a17db) - missing uuid of 1152577 (13d58364c) - add missing uuid of 1050500 (16c61b629) - Bug 110567 - Remove nsIDocShell::GetURLSearchParams(), r=smaug (5018a0936) - Bug 1132518, add a flag to nsIFrameTraversal to skip the popup checks, r=mats (8482fd8fd) - Bug 1132518, make document navigation with F6/Shift+F6 work in e10s. This combines the document and tab navigation mechanisms together, r=smaug (2085e999b) - Bug 1160307 - Capture async stack frames on Javascript timeline markers. r=fitzgen, r=smaug, r=Paolo (95c3e6b95) (2b832c18d) - ported Bug 1039986. Make Function.prototype.toString work on Web IDL interface objects. r=jorendorff,peterv (8fdf3c8db) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1180211 - Don't emit bytecode for empty strings in emitTemplateString. r=jorendorff (32583f419) - pointer style (7c9c4fa4b) - Bug 1150779 - Split for-loop tests out of js1_8_5/reflect-parse/destructuring.js. r=efaust (a61cdcc1f) - missing bit of Bug 748550 - Remove support for |for (... = ... in/of ...)| now that (bd6995dcc) - Bug 1164741 - Readd parsing support for |for (var ...1 = ...2 in ...3)|, but completely ignore the |= ...2| assignment when ascribing semantics to it. r=jorendorff, r=efaust (89b433205) - Bug 1163851 - Actually respect the InHandling parameter in the parser. |pc->parsingForInit| is now unused except for testing; it'll be removed once this has stuck a bit, as this change *does* change semantics in some edge cases. r=efaust (221fefa9a) - Bug 1146136 - Parenthesized "destructuring patterns" shouldn't actually be destructuring patterns. r=efaust, a=KWierso (93752d091) - Bug 1146136 - Fix most in-tree tests that parenthesize destructuring pattern assignment targets, as ES6 forbids such parenthesization. (The patch making SpiderMonkey reject this syntax will follow shortly.) r=efaust, r=testingonlychange (3e14c89c8) - Bug 1165162 - Hoist GetOrigin onto BasePrincipal. r=gabor (f396e85c9) - Bug 1161183: Don't show the add-on version in the list view. r=dao (559bfa7a5) - Bug 1161183: Follow-up fix that was missed in the review comments. r=dao, a=kwierso (57dfd764c) - Bug 1146136 - Fix another test that parenthesizes destructuring pattern assignment targets, that snuck in in the last week, as ES6 forbids such parenthesization. r=bustage, a=bustage (89078a294) - Bug 1146136 - Fix another test that parenthesizes destructuring pattern assignment targets, that snuck in in the last week, as ES6 forbids such parenthesization. r=bustage, a=bustage (7a93bd669) - Bug 1146136 - Followup mop-up to require that in destructuring patterns, an assignment target with a default value must not be parenthesized. (That is, |var [(a = 3)] = [];| is invalid, while |var [a = 3] = [];| is valid.) r=evilpie, r=efaust (b5697d644) - Bug 1146136 - Followup to condition tests using |super| syntax on class syntax being enabled. r=bustage (71725bdfc) - Bug 1165835: Fix bluetooth2 build break resulting from Bug 1164292. r=btian (44cc89766) - Bug 1140952 - Implement read/write value of a descriptor for GATT client API (ipc part). f=jocelyn, r=btian (14b21ce2b) - Bug 1156229: Make ref-counted class destructors non-public, r=joliu (dc5e0101f) - Bug 1156229: Update GATT support to include Android L, r=joliu (1ceef7b41) - fix patch order (4b8a2504e) - fix patch order (0a5787b74) - Bug 1127665 - Append name of paired device to 'DevicePaired' and 'PropertyChanged' BT signal. r=btian (72dfe74d8) - Bug 1141944 - [bluetooth2] Revise device paired/unpaired handlers in BluetoothAdapter, f=jaliu, r=shuang (bb74c9b01) - Bug 1063444 - Implement LE scan related methods and LE device event. r=joliu, r=mrbkap (7b4772ace) - Bug 1163969 - Reject the stopLeScan request only if there's no ongoing LE Scan using the given handle. r=joliu (a6fd40998) (fd2bb43e4) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1164292 - Tests. r=gabor (83c906b70) - Bug 1164292 - Order the nsEP whitelist array. r=gabor (9ca334913) - Bug 1165162 - Tests. r=gabor (5079f112f) - Bug 1165162 - Introduce a helper for converting from origin strings to a principal. rpending=Yoshi (6d3dc9d23) - Bug 1165162 - Fix typo in comment. r=me DONTBUILD (737bbcae7) - Bug 1165162 - Fix up nsScriptSecurityManager::AppStatusForPrincipal to compare principals rather than origins. r=gabor, sr=sicking (17db467fb) - Bug 1165162 - Add nsIPrincipal::cookieJar. r=sicking (92090c96a) - Bug 1152033 - Expose CSS lexer to js. r=heycam, r=bz (d4103b799) - Bug 1129999 - Implement CSP devtool using GCLI; CSP to JSON (r=sstamm,bholley) (3c2099d79) - Bug 1156847 - Part 1: Add the Response::GetSecurityInfo() helper method; r=nsm (b4973d6b3) - Bug 1156847 - Part 2: Store the security info for a service worker on its WorkerPrivate; r=bent,khuey (46cad4537) (6b21c0020) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1156847 - Part 3: When loading a service worker from the network, remember the security info of the channel on the WorkerPrivate; r=nsm (d2f579b83) - Bug 1156847 - Part 4: When storing a service worker script to the cache, store its security info in the cache as well; r=khuey (8440bb596) - Bug 1156847 - Part 5: When loading a service worker from the cache, set its security info on the WorkerPrivate; r=nsm (656aa49a1) - Bug 1156847 - Part 6: When calling FetchEvent.respondWith(), fall back to the security info of the service worker if the Response object that we are responding with doesn't have its own security info; r=nsm (bab71f147) - Bug 1156847 - Part 7: Add unit tests for responding to a FetchEvent with a synthesized Response both in the case where the service worker is loaded from the network and from the cache; r=nsm (8e56133c8) - Bug 1156847 followup: annotate workers helper-class "ScriptLoaderRunnable" OnStartRequest/OnStopRequest as override. rs=ehsan (88def1fa6) - Bug 1153929 - Add assertions and null checks to fix windows crash in nsHttpTransaction r=mcmanus (2547bda07) - Bug 1153929 - Add diagnostic asserts to check vtable is still present for mPipeOut r=mcmanus (b141045b9) - Bug 1130101 - Part 1: Store the value of the Service-Worker-Allowed header in the CompareManager object; r=nsm (7cecb4099) - Bug 1130101 - Part 2: Honor the Service-Worker-Allowed header when prefix matching the service worker scope; r=nsm (ed55a1670) - Bug 1130101 - Part 3: Add unit tests for the handling of the Service-Worker-Allowed header; r=nsm (fdb91f97b) - Bug 1130684 - Implement Service Worker clients.claim. r=nsm,ehsan (fdbf75e48) - Bug 1159407 - JavaScript error at aboutServiceWorkers.js when updating the service worker via about:serviceworkers page. r=baku (49d511930) - Bug 1162088 - patch 1 - ServiceWorkerManager should use OriginAttributes from the principal as scopeKey, r=nsm, r=bholley (162db819e) - Bug 1162088 - patch 2 - ServiceWorkerManager should use OriginAttributes from the principal as scopeKey, r=nsm (non-jsm part only) (983045b41) - Bug 1171486 - Avoid recursively obtaining the service worker manager service; r=nsm (7d9253661) - Bug 1131352 - Part 1: Fix codegen issue. r=smaug (488aa914f) - Bug 1157108 - onpush EventHandler support. r=ehsan (9905bbebf) - Bug 1132673 - Removing the scope line from ServiceWorkerGlobalScope and changing the signature and body of getScope. r=nsm,baku (ccfb8111b) - Bug 1140239 - Remove the commented out global properties of ServiceWorkerGlobalScope; r=baku (4730659f4) - Bug 1158728 - ServiceWorkerClient: use innerWindow id for referencing clients. r=nsm (22c3aecc9) - Bug 1130684 - Test fetch events are intercepted after a client is claimed. r=nsm (c5de59e99) - Bug 1161684 - Allow JAR channels to be intercepted by service workers. Tests. r=jdm (9f9227bf9) - Bug 1157619 P2 Test that service worker is not intercepted on force refresh. r=ehsan (5d3a804c1) - Bug 1170550 - Don't crash when registering a service worker which has a strict mode error; r=baku (12783152a) - Bug 1131352 - Part 2: Add ServiceWorkerGlobalScope skipWaiting(). r=nsm, r=baku (f5a3f06b5) - Bug 1131352 - Part 3: ServiceWorkerManager::SetSkipWaitingFlag() updated CLOSED TREE (88657b944) (9eb17f625) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1171486 - Part 2: Make it OK to call ServiceWorkerManager::GetInstance() during its Init() function; r=baku (c3c7bd78c) - Bug 1115820 - Add telemetry to ServiceWorkers. r=nsm, r=vladan (9a86f7466) - Bug 1172717 - Fail on UNKNOWN_APP_ID instead of crashing. r=bholley a=RyanVM (f950a7c59) - Bug 1154068 - rename relaxed to insecure scheme and add more runtime checks r=hurley (76e8ce41a) - Bug 1154061 - clear cached alt svc mappings on a variety of state changes r=hurley (9855ee544) - Bug 1153437 - rename proxyFlags to controlFlags with nsISocketProvider interfaces r=hurley (043a531c8) - bug 1153212 - 2/2 Necko explicitly track origin vs routed host and give psm only origin r=dkeeler r=hurley IGNORE IDL (d44c3d0e6) - part of Bug 935838 - Add per app network traffic statistics (d1861cb3d) - Bug 1109338: Part 1: Separate UDPSocket logging from network logging r=dragana (c2c887b0f) - Bug 1109338: Part 2: Sharing UDPSocket between PNecko and PBackground r=bent (90b2a09d2) - Bug 1133189 - Extend PrincipalInfo to handle expanded principals. r=bent, r=sicking (d3269d57e) - Bug 1155153 - about:serviceworkers should work in e10s mode, r=nsm, r=bholley (90dd0bb4b) - Bug 1061116 - Make the comparison query/hash insensitive for validity widget. r=fabrice (0969e8404) - Bug 1167603 - use string to replace nsIURI in aApps.widgetPages. r=fabrice (c528e2615) - Bug 1087469 - Add support for a start_url property in app manifests r=fabrice (0053f26d6) - Bug 1168783 - Expose principal in mozIApplication. r=fabrice (2fee4ed8e) - Bug 1169249 - Unregister service worker registration when uninstalling a service-worker-enabled application. r=baku (c881ee50b) - Bug 1174381 - ServiceWorkerManager::TeardownRunnable should be called when xpcom-shutdown notification is received, r=nsm (f47d59f19) - Bug 1167296 - patch 1 - ServiceWorkerManager::RemoveAll should use PBackground, r=nsm (8f8feda13) - Bug 1167296 - patch 2 - ServiceWorkerManager::Remove should use PBackground, r=nsm (fc931fffc) (3b1d2cdd8) * Notice: the changelog above may not always applicable to XULRunner code which K-Meleon uses. A goanna3 source tree that has kmeleon adaption patch applied is available here: https://github.com/roytam1/palemoon27/tree/kmeleon76

New NewMoon 27 Build! 32bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.9.7.win32-git-20210220-3b1d2cdd8-xpmod.7z 32bit SSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.9.7.win32-git-20210220-3b1d2cdd8-xpmod-sse.7z 32bit noSSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.9.7.win32-git-20210220-3b1d2cdd8-xpmod-ia32.7z 64bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.9.7.win64-git-20210220-3b1d2cdd8-xpmod.7z source repo: https://github.com/roytam1/palemoon27 repo changes since my last build: - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1165162 - Rework the nsIScriptSecurityManager principal-minting API to be originAttributes-centric. r=gabor,r=bholley,sr=sicking (269536132) - pointer style and mispatch (38b32b3bc) - more misspatch & pointer style (ff2bc3057) - Bug 1164014 - Fixing defaultShims. r=billm (bcf7f671a) - Bug 1164014 - Workaround for GC bug 1172193. r=gkrizsanits (b25cf4dea) - Bug 1158427 - r=roc (64037cb2c) - Bug 1157994 - Ensure AudioContext operations are started and resolved in the same order. r=roc (757de0f81) - Bug 1127188 - Properly handle AudioContext.close() calls right after the creation of an AudioContext. r=ehsan (88362873f) - Bug 1164011 - interposition for CPOWS. r=billm (24a8134f6) - Bug 1164014 - Shim optimization. r=billm (9a8498684) - Bug 1178581 - Interning does not and should not imply infinite lifetime; r=sfink (91dfc5b77) - Bug 1171053 - Remove JS_BindCallable. r=efaust (2e59b8c62) - Bug 1174372 - Initialize ExecutableAllocator static fields in JS_Init. r=luke (d02620196) - missing uid of 968334 (3c73a17db) - missing uuid of 1152577 (13d58364c) - add missing uuid of 1050500 (16c61b629) - Bug 110567 - Remove nsIDocShell::GetURLSearchParams(), r=smaug (5018a0936) - Bug 1132518, add a flag to nsIFrameTraversal to skip the popup checks, r=mats (8482fd8fd) - Bug 1132518, make document navigation with F6/Shift+F6 work in e10s. This combines the document and tab navigation mechanisms together, r=smaug (2085e999b) - Bug 1160307 - Capture async stack frames on Javascript timeline markers. r=fitzgen, r=smaug, r=Paolo (95c3e6b95) (2b832c18d) - ported Bug 1039986. Make Function.prototype.toString work on Web IDL interface objects. r=jorendorff,peterv (8fdf3c8db) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1180211 - Don't emit bytecode for empty strings in emitTemplateString. r=jorendorff (32583f419) - pointer style (7c9c4fa4b) - Bug 1150779 - Split for-loop tests out of js1_8_5/reflect-parse/destructuring.js. r=efaust (a61cdcc1f) - missing bit of Bug 748550 - Remove support for |for (... = ... in/of ...)| now that (bd6995dcc) - Bug 1164741 - Readd parsing support for |for (var ...1 = ...2 in ...3)|, but completely ignore the |= ...2| assignment when ascribing semantics to it. r=jorendorff, r=efaust (89b433205) - Bug 1163851 - Actually respect the InHandling parameter in the parser. |pc->parsingForInit| is now unused except for testing; it'll be removed once this has stuck a bit, as this change *does* change semantics in some edge cases. r=efaust (221fefa9a) - Bug 1146136 - Parenthesized "destructuring patterns" shouldn't actually be destructuring patterns. r=efaust, a=KWierso (93752d091) - Bug 1146136 - Fix most in-tree tests that parenthesize destructuring pattern assignment targets, as ES6 forbids such parenthesization. (The patch making SpiderMonkey reject this syntax will follow shortly.) r=efaust, r=testingonlychange (3e14c89c8) - Bug 1165162 - Hoist GetOrigin onto BasePrincipal. r=gabor (f396e85c9) - Bug 1161183: Don't show the add-on version in the list view. r=dao (559bfa7a5) - Bug 1161183: Follow-up fix that was missed in the review comments. r=dao, a=kwierso (57dfd764c) - Bug 1146136 - Fix another test that parenthesizes destructuring pattern assignment targets, that snuck in in the last week, as ES6 forbids such parenthesization. r=bustage, a=bustage (89078a294) - Bug 1146136 - Fix another test that parenthesizes destructuring pattern assignment targets, that snuck in in the last week, as ES6 forbids such parenthesization. r=bustage, a=bustage (7a93bd669) - Bug 1146136 - Followup mop-up to require that in destructuring patterns, an assignment target with a default value must not be parenthesized. (That is, |var [(a = 3)] = [];| is invalid, while |var [a = 3] = [];| is valid.) r=evilpie, r=efaust (b5697d644) - Bug 1146136 - Followup to condition tests using |super| syntax on class syntax being enabled. r=bustage (71725bdfc) - Bug 1165835: Fix bluetooth2 build break resulting from Bug 1164292. r=btian (44cc89766) - Bug 1140952 - Implement read/write value of a descriptor for GATT client API (ipc part). f=jocelyn, r=btian (14b21ce2b) - Bug 1156229: Make ref-counted class destructors non-public, r=joliu (dc5e0101f) - Bug 1156229: Update GATT support to include Android L, r=joliu (1ceef7b41) - fix patch order (4b8a2504e) - fix patch order (0a5787b74) - Bug 1127665 - Append name of paired device to 'DevicePaired' and 'PropertyChanged' BT signal. r=btian (72dfe74d8) - Bug 1141944 - [bluetooth2] Revise device paired/unpaired handlers in BluetoothAdapter, f=jaliu, r=shuang (bb74c9b01) - Bug 1063444 - Implement LE scan related methods and LE device event. r=joliu, r=mrbkap (7b4772ace) - Bug 1163969 - Reject the stopLeScan request only if there's no ongoing LE Scan using the given handle. r=joliu (a6fd40998) (fd2bb43e4) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1164292 - Tests. r=gabor (83c906b70) - Bug 1164292 - Order the nsEP whitelist array. r=gabor (9ca334913) - Bug 1165162 - Tests. r=gabor (5079f112f) - Bug 1165162 - Introduce a helper for converting from origin strings to a principal. rpending=Yoshi (6d3dc9d23) - Bug 1165162 - Fix typo in comment. r=me DONTBUILD (737bbcae7) - Bug 1165162 - Fix up nsScriptSecurityManager::AppStatusForPrincipal to compare principals rather than origins. r=gabor, sr=sicking (17db467fb) - Bug 1165162 - Add nsIPrincipal::cookieJar. r=sicking (92090c96a) - Bug 1152033 - Expose CSS lexer to js. r=heycam, r=bz (d4103b799) - Bug 1129999 - Implement CSP devtool using GCLI; CSP to JSON (r=sstamm,bholley) (3c2099d79) - Bug 1156847 - Part 1: Add the Response::GetSecurityInfo() helper method; r=nsm (b4973d6b3) - Bug 1156847 - Part 2: Store the security info for a service worker on its WorkerPrivate; r=bent,khuey (46cad4537) (6b21c0020) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1156847 - Part 3: When loading a service worker from the network, remember the security info of the channel on the WorkerPrivate; r=nsm (d2f579b83) - Bug 1156847 - Part 4: When storing a service worker script to the cache, store its security info in the cache as well; r=khuey (8440bb596) - Bug 1156847 - Part 5: When loading a service worker from the cache, set its security info on the WorkerPrivate; r=nsm (656aa49a1) - Bug 1156847 - Part 6: When calling FetchEvent.respondWith(), fall back to the security info of the service worker if the Response object that we are responding with doesn't have its own security info; r=nsm (bab71f147) - Bug 1156847 - Part 7: Add unit tests for responding to a FetchEvent with a synthesized Response both in the case where the service worker is loaded from the network and from the cache; r=nsm (8e56133c8) - Bug 1156847 followup: annotate workers helper-class "ScriptLoaderRunnable" OnStartRequest/OnStopRequest as override. rs=ehsan (88def1fa6) - Bug 1153929 - Add assertions and null checks to fix windows crash in nsHttpTransaction r=mcmanus (2547bda07) - Bug 1153929 - Add diagnostic asserts to check vtable is still present for mPipeOut r=mcmanus (b141045b9) - Bug 1130101 - Part 1: Store the value of the Service-Worker-Allowed header in the CompareManager object; r=nsm (7cecb4099) - Bug 1130101 - Part 2: Honor the Service-Worker-Allowed header when prefix matching the service worker scope; r=nsm (ed55a1670) - Bug 1130101 - Part 3: Add unit tests for the handling of the Service-Worker-Allowed header; r=nsm (fdb91f97b) - Bug 1130684 - Implement Service Worker clients.claim. r=nsm,ehsan (fdbf75e48) - Bug 1159407 - JavaScript error at aboutServiceWorkers.js when updating the service worker via about:serviceworkers page. r=baku (49d511930) - Bug 1162088 - patch 1 - ServiceWorkerManager should use OriginAttributes from the principal as scopeKey, r=nsm, r=bholley (162db819e) - Bug 1162088 - patch 2 - ServiceWorkerManager should use OriginAttributes from the principal as scopeKey, r=nsm (non-jsm part only) (983045b41) - Bug 1171486 - Avoid recursively obtaining the service worker manager service; r=nsm (7d9253661) - Bug 1131352 - Part 1: Fix codegen issue. r=smaug (488aa914f) - Bug 1157108 - onpush EventHandler support. r=ehsan (9905bbebf) - Bug 1132673 - Removing the scope line from ServiceWorkerGlobalScope and changing the signature and body of getScope. r=nsm,baku (ccfb8111b) - Bug 1140239 - Remove the commented out global properties of ServiceWorkerGlobalScope; r=baku (4730659f4) - Bug 1158728 - ServiceWorkerClient: use innerWindow id for referencing clients. r=nsm (22c3aecc9) - Bug 1130684 - Test fetch events are intercepted after a client is claimed. r=nsm (c5de59e99) - Bug 1161684 - Allow JAR channels to be intercepted by service workers. Tests. r=jdm (9f9227bf9) - Bug 1157619 P2 Test that service worker is not intercepted on force refresh. r=ehsan (5d3a804c1) - Bug 1170550 - Don't crash when registering a service worker which has a strict mode error; r=baku (12783152a) - Bug 1131352 - Part 2: Add ServiceWorkerGlobalScope skipWaiting(). r=nsm, r=baku (f5a3f06b5) - Bug 1131352 - Part 3: ServiceWorkerManager::SetSkipWaitingFlag() updated CLOSED TREE (88657b944) (9eb17f625) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1171486 - Part 2: Make it OK to call ServiceWorkerManager::GetInstance() during its Init() function; r=baku (c3c7bd78c) - Bug 1115820 - Add telemetry to ServiceWorkers. r=nsm, r=vladan (9a86f7466) - Bug 1172717 - Fail on UNKNOWN_APP_ID instead of crashing. r=bholley a=RyanVM (f950a7c59) - Bug 1154068 - rename relaxed to insecure scheme and add more runtime checks r=hurley (76e8ce41a) - Bug 1154061 - clear cached alt svc mappings on a variety of state changes r=hurley (9855ee544) - Bug 1153437 - rename proxyFlags to controlFlags with nsISocketProvider interfaces r=hurley (043a531c8) - bug 1153212 - 2/2 Necko explicitly track origin vs routed host and give psm only origin r=dkeeler r=hurley IGNORE IDL (d44c3d0e6) - part of Bug 935838 - Add per app network traffic statistics (d1861cb3d) - Bug 1109338: Part 1: Separate UDPSocket logging from network logging r=dragana (c2c887b0f) - Bug 1109338: Part 2: Sharing UDPSocket between PNecko and PBackground r=bent (90b2a09d2) - Bug 1133189 - Extend PrincipalInfo to handle expanded principals. r=bent, r=sicking (d3269d57e) - Bug 1155153 - about:serviceworkers should work in e10s mode, r=nsm, r=bholley (90dd0bb4b) - Bug 1061116 - Make the comparison query/hash insensitive for validity widget. r=fabrice (0969e8404) - Bug 1167603 - use string to replace nsIURI in aApps.widgetPages. r=fabrice (c528e2615) - Bug 1087469 - Add support for a start_url property in app manifests r=fabrice (0053f26d6) - Bug 1168783 - Expose principal in mozIApplication. r=fabrice (2fee4ed8e) - Bug 1169249 - Unregister service worker registration when uninstalling a service-worker-enabled application. r=baku (c881ee50b) - Bug 1174381 - ServiceWorkerManager::TeardownRunnable should be called when xpcom-shutdown notification is received, r=nsm (f47d59f19) - Bug 1167296 - patch 1 - ServiceWorkerManager::RemoveAll should use PBackground, r=nsm (8f8feda13) - Bug 1167296 - patch 2 - ServiceWorkerManager::Remove should use PBackground, r=nsm (fc931fffc) (3b1d2cdd8)

New build of BOC/UXP for XP! Test binary: MailNews Win32 https://o.rthost.win/boc-uxp/mailnews.win32-20210220-355db4de-uxp-2b6effbf2-xpmod.7z BNavigator Win32 https://o.rthost.win/boc-uxp/bnavigator.win32-20210220-355db4de-uxp-2b6effbf2-xpmod.7z source repo (excluding UXP): https://github.com/roytam1/boc-uxp/tree/custom-older * Notice: the profile prefix (i.e. parent folder names) are also changed since 2020-08-15 build, you may rename their names before using new binaries when updating from builds before 2020-08-15. -- New build of HBL-UXP for XP! Test binary: IceDove-UXP(mail) https://o.rthost.win/hbl-uxp/icedove.win32-20210220-id-eed0566-uxp-2b6effbf2-xpmod.7z IceApe-UXP(suite) https://o.rthost.win/hbl-uxp/iceape.win32-20210220-id-eed0566-ia-41157bf-uxp-2b6effbf2-xpmod.7z source repo (excluding UXP): https://github.com/roytam1/icedove-uxp/tree/winbuild https://github.com/roytam1/iceape-uxp/tree/winbuild for UXP changes please see above.

I would to use WinXP as far as I can. I even can run Windows 10 vms inside Windows XP, and the experience is better using PAE (my pc have an I5 processor with 4 cores and 8gb of ram). I expect the One Core API/Extended XP will make XP able to run modern software. I'm also thinking that there will be XP bassed operating Systems, maybe with the addition of Linux shell and dlls. So, I still will be using XP, but I don't know if that will be forever. I just expect there will be alternatives to Windows 10, Linux and Mack.

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Sulene Fleming & Ian Dury - Decline (UK 2015) From 'Deus Ex Machina' Game Soundtrack. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mel_Croucher Deus Ex Machina - Walkthrough, ZX Spectrum (UK 1984) Deus Ex Machina 2 (UK 2015)

In order to use this version, you need a copy of Windows 7 POS with a valid product key. A quick check of eBay did not turn up any Windows 7 POS copies for sale. It looks like a dead end.

FWIW, it's not support, it's updates only. As far as M$ will care, POSReady updates on Vanilla 7 is an unsupported configuration and as such you wiill not receive any support from microsoft. Just security updates.

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I created a Windows XP X86 Spanish repository with all critical updates for Windows XP. I included also IE8 and WMP11, but I didn't include updates for those products. It just has the unofficial Spanish SP4 and the updates released after 31 mar 2012. I also included the txt where I found the links, I think all the files are archived on Waibac Machine. Here are the links to the repository. https://www.mediafire.com/file/ymsgagqz120zj9k/XP+UpdatesESN.zip/file http://web.archive.org/save/https://download1350.mediafire.com/ub9uev0co7dg/ymsgagqz120zj9k/XP+UpdatesESN.zip

Hi. Avast works, yeah,but why not using MSE for XP instead ? :-) . In my experience, it's lighter,at least as good as Avast,and integrates well in the OS. I still keep the latest XP executable for MSE,if anyone wants it. And ,for now,at least,still gets update signatures. My two cents.

Thanks FranceBB ... I actually have Speccy on my WinXP setup, but I haven't used it for so long that I completely forgot about it. I just fired it up and yes, you are right ... lots of information there. I have the version 1.11.256 from 2011, so I will update to the the newer version at File Hippo - Speccy 1.30.730 (Nov 2016). I have an older version of Astra32 and a newer version of Everest ... use them often but completely forgot about Speccy. I had a fan in my T41 go bad and went to the ThinkPad forum for assistance. I got everything replaced with a good seller from eBay and new thermal paste. After what I saw in my T41 ... when I got inside to clean and replace the fan ... the thermal paste was dried out. I also have two ThinkPad T42s and I cleaned them out really good and replaced the thermal paste also ... everything was dry. It sure didn't look right to me.

@monroe have you ever tried Speccy? It does pretty much the same things and it's XP to Win10 compatible.

I never heard of this program till about 30 minutes ago over at the ThinkPad forum ... from some posts from 2005. It is still available for download at this link ... only one I could find but I stopped looking when I found this one and it still worked. It seems to be only for an older system like WinXP. I am going to try it out later to see if it has any use ... some people seemed to like it in 2005 at the ThinkPad forum. The download link supplied there no longer works. Maybe it still can be of use to WinXP people. http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/System-Info/MobileMeter.shtml MobileMeter v0.3.1.0 Made to monitor the CPU clock and temperature, HDD temp and battery charge/discharge rate, compatible with Windows XP and older systems. MobileMeter is a very old software application designed to display live sensor readings for notebooks when it comes to the CPU clock and temperature, battery lifespan, and HDD temp. Apart from the battery, its features also work for desktops. However, it seems that the tool has been abandoned a while back, so it has not been made compatible with newer operating systems. Those still running Windows XP, 2000 or Server 2003 may give it a go. No installation necessary There is no setup pack involved, which makes MobileMeter portable. It means that you can save it to a pen drive or other removable storage unit and run it on any PC easily and without any other installers. Plus, it does modify Windows registry settings or create extra files on the disk, leaving it clean after removal. Accessibility via the system tray At startup, MobileMeter creates an icon in the taskbar notifications area for quick access. Its interface is based on a small graph that keeps track of the processor frequency, CPU and HDD temperature, along with battery charge rate. Disable any components or change their reading refresh rate It is possible to minimize the window to the tray, make it stay on top of other frames, change its size or fix it, adjust its opacity, as well as to make it clickthrough when working with other applications. The frequency may be adjusted or removed from the graph, while the update refresh rate can be altered. Likewise, you can disable the battery power, HDD and ACPI temp readings or set an update frequency for each component. Evaluation and conclusion MobileMeter has minimal impact on computer performance, since it runs on low CPU and memory. However, it is a very old application and may not work well on some computer systems. Plus, you should keep in mind that it is not supported by Windows Vista and upward, so you should probably look for another monitoring tool to be on the safe side. *** Tried the program ... will use it or have it handy to use. When you start it ... let it run for a few minutes and you will see the graphs start to show up on the right side. The figures ... CPU temp and Frequency are accurate and match another program that I have installed. I do like the graph records ... very easy to check for spikes or to just see what's been going on for 30 or 60 minutes. In options there is a setting to color the graphs with depth ... more interesting to read. Also, just to mention ... I came across this neat fan and temperature control program just before Christmas. I had never heard of it but for anyone with an older ThinkPad, you may want to check it out. It's a small free program made by a member to monitor several temperature sensors in a ThinkPad. It was originally made for a ThinkPad T42 but later versions did seem to work with other models. You will have to read the last pages of the thread. It will keep the fan from running all the time ... you set the settings you like. The last version is TPFC 0.62 (TPFanControl) ... the thread is 39 pages long so the last 8 or 10 pages may be off interest: Thinkpad Fan Noise Problem: Light at the End of the Tunnel ... I know there are some ThinkPad owners here. ...

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Mcinwwl said: [...] who is willing to take the responsibility to keep the topic up-to-date and clean? I won't - but here I am with my additional mess. ---------- The future Firefox v52 is planned to be the latest developed for Xp (and Sse2 Cpu, that is, P4 and Amd Opteron/Amd64 minimum) and shall come in March 2017. After that, v52 shall receive only security updates up to 52.8 which might appear simultaneously with v58 for more recent Win. Presently, Firefox v50 runs on Xp. Examples of addons for v50 are Adblockplus 2.8.2 and Flashblock 1.5.20. Mozilla often suppress older versions from their website, so downloading the offline installer of 50 (or better, v52) seems prudent. You can download the addon installers by using Opera, rather than installing them immediately if using Firefox, and add them to a running Firefox by opening the xpi files on your disk from Firefox. Same for spell check dictionaries. Many localized versions of Firefox exist, or you can download the en-us version and add language packs https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/language-tools/ The current Thunderbird v45.5.1 runs on Xp. As it's a parallel development to Firefox, expect the latest edition for Xp to appear around March 2017 - or earlier since Thunderbird is more irregular. It uses the addons for Firefox like Adblock Plus 2.8.2 and spell checkers, plus few specific ones like Enigmail 1.9.6.1 (requires GnuPG). What version of GnuPG runs on Xp is hard to assess. The Linux community uses to distribute source code, sometimes you get a "binary" for "Windows" without more information, and over varied channels whose support for older Win differs. If someone wants to try, please tell! Opera v36 is the latest for Xp. The current v37 already demands Seven. v36 is multilingual http://download3.operacdn.com/pub/opera/desktop/36.0.2130.65/win/Opera_36.0.2130.65_Setup.exe and for instance adblock 1.12.4.1 runs on v36 https://addons.opera.com/fr/extensions/details/opera-adblock/ and its offline installer (.nex) can be downloaded by using Firefox by telling "download anyway". ---------- The current Flash Player v23.0.0.207 still runs officially on Xp and integrates to Firefrox v50 and Opera v36 http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ BUT you get only a 1MB loader there, which will in the future download a version too recent for Xp: bad. A full offline installer is available at the editor sign annoyances like signup. I got mine from http://www.commentcamarche.net/download/telecharger-34055018-adobe-flash-player which links there https://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/latest/help/install_flash_player.exe apparently, the file is multilingual (please confirm!). You may want a displayer for Pdf documents, despite Firefox v50 does it without help, because IE8 doesn't alone You want to read Pdf documents outside a browser Firefox' Pdf displayer doesn't fill Pdf forms. To test on fillable forms, go there: http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/. Xp has only bad choices already. Acrobat 11 is outdated, and Firefox complains every time about it. Truly annoying. And it's Acrobat anyway. Sumatra 3.12 is perfect offline but doesn't bring a browser plugin, nor does it fill Pdf forms. Nitro 5.5.9.2 is not for Xp, Evince neither Foxit 4 is outdated Foxit 8 is the least bad to fill Pdf forms and integrate to browsers, but meanwhile it's as bloated as Acrobat: 4s load time! Acrobat read properly the forms I filled by Foxit 8, which isn't true from other displayers. ---------- The current Java 8u111 installs and runs unofficially on Xp. 7u55 was the latest officially for Xp. ---------- The current CCleaner v5.25 installs and runs on Xp (3.28 on W2k, 2.36.1233 on W98-Me-Nt4, while on W95 v1.41 runs but may not be the latest and 2.19 fails). The current Avast 2016 runs on Xp. ---------- The current 7-zip v16.04 runs on Xp officially and experimentally - and probably on older Win. The current IZArc 4.2 demands Vista but installs and seems to run unofficially on Xp. It contains no ads. v4.19 claims W2k-Xp-2k3-V-7-8 but contains ads. Shortly before 4.19, some were officially for Xp and without ads - and you can also install IZArc after stopping your Internet connection. ---------- Google Earth v7.1.7.2602 fails to run on Xp after installing without complaint and being recommended for Xp by Google - kudos. W2k enthusiasts greet Xp users in this new experience. Hey, maybe someone wants to develop the software compatibility diagnostic I suggest there (messages 5 and 7) http://www.scienceforums.net/topic/68781-i-need-suggestion-regarding-my-master-thesis-topic/page__view__findpost__p__700647 Google Earth v4.2 runs on Xp (and W2k) but I hope some v6 still works on Xp. Though, I haven't found an offline installer for v6 after a quick search, and the 700kB file is only a loader that will probably install v7 - just like many websites claim v6 but link to the latest version at Google, hence the inadequate v7. If someone finds an offline installer, please tell! For v6, or an earlier if v6 doesn't run on Xp. Merry Christmas to everyone!

Yep you are my buddies U.U xD

My vanila XP is only running Cs6. There is nothing to say sorry . isnt we are your buddy?

Now I remember! CS4 is the last version to work with SP2 and CS6 with SP3. Sorry! xD

This is incorrect. CS5.5 is the last release to *officially* support Vista, and CS6 is the last release to *officially* support XP, but it still runs on Vista anyway. Photoshop CS5 system requirements: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/system-requirements.html#main_Older_Versions "Microsoft® Windows® XP with Service Pack 3; Windows Vista® Home Premium, Business, Ultimate, or Enterprise with Service Pack 1 (Service Pack 2 recommended); or Windows 7" Photoshop CS6 system requirements: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/system-requirements.html "Microsoft® Windows® XP with Service Pack 3 orMicrosoft Windows 7 with Service Pack 1. Adobe® Creative Suite® 5.5 and CS6 applications also support Windows 8 and Windows 8.1. See the CS6 FAQ for more information about Windows 8 support.*"

I don't know, but apparently CS4 is the last to "officially" support XP or Vista. Subsequent versions can probably be made to work more or less via your method of adding functions and stuff to the kernel. c

cs6 still work ? why cs4

The overall list will be 95% the same as the one for Windows Vista. There are only a small number of significant applications which still support Vista but don't support XP, such as Microsoft Security Essentials and Pale Moon. OTOH, there are actually some applications which support XP but don't officially support Vista, such as Adobe Reader XI: https://helpx.adobe.com/reader/kb/system-requirements-adobe-reader.html