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  1. In most cases, yes, but there may be issues with temp-folder based installers that are spawned from another installer. By the end of September. I have close to enough new features to justify a new release, but I think I can stuff some more in. And I also need to test. I have every K32 function implemented for both architectures, SetDefaultDllDirectories fixed on both archs, ResolveLocaleName (basic implementation) and soon some other things. I hope to get many basic x86 applications running. The kernel32 wrapper itself is probably more compatible than it was at another point in the extended kernel's existence, as it doesn't rely on the original kernel32 having SetDefaultDllDirectories (which was added to Vista in 2013). But that will soon not be the case, as it will call functions from my NTDLL wrapper, and that will need a modified ntoskrnl to work.
    3 points
  2. well good thing is there is no fast cryptomining exploit baked into browsers on Windows 7 and 8 or even worse ways compromise system. What next? WebHDD that allows transfer files directly to hdd or wipe it like activeX could. Webbrowser insanity started since 1997 had not stopped. Web browsers are not meant to this Well to answer original question google said in begin of 2020 that they will support atleast for one year on windows 7 so it is possible to kill it. Wonder if someday I wont be able access webpages since Chromium only technology, sites needing webgpu and webassembly enabled and others since refuse use them
    2 points
  3. when will the new version be out? i'm very excited to try it
    1 point
  4. mean that and audacity. They were bought out and new company added telemetry to it. First version of their privacy policy before was polished after storm from users caused me lose trust on them . Adding Mypal vs Palemoon just made it worse year. Also could add Signal mobilecoin intergration and failing publish server source code to list of bad thing happening open source.
    1 point
  5. I got NM28 on 478 socket 2.80ghz Pentium 4 and have no issues with it unless go to soyware sites without blocking JS. Well dunno if it is different on Pentium 3 but for me Pentium 3 is win95-2000 and Pentium 4 to 98 or XP because had no XP until I got new hw long ago
    1 point
  6. neither here nor blogger. maybe somewhere else.
    1 point
  7. Nothing wrong with your browsers..If u use mobile mode.. u cant use desktop mode even u try the normal youtube.com... to come back to desktop mode enter the link of desktop mode...
    1 point
  8. Too much tinkering with settings for me, I use AdBlock on all 360 versions. BTW, I can't get a satisfying result on youtube with any of the 360 versions published here. Same bad results with New Moon28, Serpent52/55 and Mypal. More or less stuttering with all of them. Mypal/New Moon28 with RealityRipple's extension uTube for Pale Moon is almost OK but a little bit strange... it acts a bit funny when you click a link to or on youtube. "This extension redirects video and playlist pages on YouTube to their embedded versions." https://realityripple.com/Software/Mozilla-Extensions/uTube/ https://realityripple.com/Software/Mozilla-Extensions/?br=Pale Moon What's really strange is that roytam1's K-Meleon 76.4.4 - Goanna 3.5.0 (Build 20210828) plays ok right out of the box in mobile mode, no addons, no nothing extra. A bit slow in desktop mode but no audio/video stuttering. BTW2, thank you for your hard work, 12.0.1247_rebuild2 is now my main browser for everything except for youtube. Also a big THANK YOU to roytam1, feodor2 and "the Owl". You all saved an old Thinkpad from its last journey to the rubbish dump. .
    1 point
  9. cmccaff1 Thanks very much for your input and help for the recommendations for NM 27 and 28!!!
    1 point
  10. Well child part on their name defines developers mental age very well. That is very low
    1 point
  11. Agreed! I don't use "ad blocking" extensions (most send user data to the creator of the extension, I do not condone such behavior!) Using NoScript + uMatrix is really all I've ever needed to make my browsing experience free of debri. I don't even allow "all" JS on my own banking and credit card sites and only shop Amazon with a THIRD of the JS they try to execute. JS is not "all-or-none", you can be selective. I actually used to go so far as use a web proxy called Proxomitron where I could rewrite the JS on-the-fly, before the browser even receives it.
    1 point
  12. Workaround: general.useragent.override.addons.palemoon.org ---> Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:68.0) Gecko/20100101 Goanna/4.8 Firefox/68.0 PaleMoon/29.4.0.2 Before: After: But there's a real possibility that they come up with something more "clever" (JavaScript?).
    1 point
  13. And now they've done it for the normal extensions on the PM site. I haven't checked the basilisk site yet, but expect it to be the same. Same thing on the basilisk site. I wonder if the addon authors are aware. That snake Trollbin going at it again...
    1 point
  14. Kinda no surprise there. We have regional dealers that are caught holding back fixes like that more often than you might think. There are 300-some "robots" at the factory and 260-some all run XP (I would be fired if I posted a picture, these robots build electrical parts for BMW, Daimler, and Ford and warranty-only parts for a GM model no longer used in current production vehicles). The funny part is the teenage kids working the factory floor right out of high school, "We could build parts faster if that robot was upgraded to Windows 10." You reply, "XP is actually fastest for this application, it's an embedded OS on a socket-479 90nm cpu running at 1.8 GHz with a 400 MHz bus." Their eyes glaze over like they just missed the bus and have to walk to school.
    1 point
  15. I have not tested with Webex. We have a project that will hire six new people and we are targeting Monday, October 4th for the start date on that project. I'll likely not be able to test Webex until then. I tend to default to Win7 for all of my Webex meetings, but I'll be sure to test on XP though you may get an opportunity before I will.
    1 point
  16. Windows Defender is the second thing I always disable when I reinstall or upgrade. UAC being the first. Telling me non malicious software is bad. *%("@ you windows! All I have for protection is; custom hosts file, clamwin av portable, spybot portable, spyware blaster portable, loads of services disabled, 99% tasks disabled, firefox w/ ublock and few other addons and a large tweaked prefs file, w10privacy, blackbird, o&o shutup10, lots of reg tweaks, custom firewall rules and common sense. I don't let windows control anything that I can do myself.
    1 point
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