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New build of Serpent/UXP for XP! Test binary: Win32 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win32-git-20211106-f94c0da-uxp-190b620c2-xpmod.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win64-git-20211106-f94c0da-uxp-190b620c2-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-20211106-f94c0da-uxp-190b620c2-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-28.10.4a1.win32-git-20211106-ba47fad4d-uxp-190b620c2-xpmod.7z Win32 SSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.4a1.win32-git-20211106-ba47fad4d-uxp-190b620c2-xpmod-sse.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.4a1.win64-git-20211106-ba47fad4d-uxp-190b620c2-xpmod.7z No official UXP changes since my last build. No official Basilisk changes since my last build. No official Pale-Moon changes since my last build. My changes since my last build: - partly import changes from tenfourfox: - first rolling release: update to 91ESR EV and roots, TZs, TLDs (d7c93b6cf) - security: M1730935, M1735152, M1730048 (1603b00d0) (190b620c2) * Notice: From now on, UXP rev will point to `custom` branch of my UXP repo instead of now-dead MCP UXP repo, while "official UXP changes" shows only `tracking` branch changes. MCP Basilisk/Pale-Moon rev after datecode will be removed later.

New build of Firefox 45ESR: Test binary: SSE https://o.rthost.win/gpc/files1.rt/firefox-45.9.34-20211106-b844aa6d9-win32-sse.7z IA32 https://o.rthost.win/gpc/files1.rt/firefox-45.9.34-20211106-b844aa6d9-win32-ia32.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/gpc/files1.rt/firefox-45.9.34-20211106-b844aa6d9-win64.7z repo: https://github.com/roytam1/mozilla45esr Changes since my last build: - version bump for last(rolling) release of tenfourfox (9f7a52ee8) - partly import changes from tenfourfox: - first rolling release: update to 91ESR EV and roots, HSTS, TZs, TLDs (d7c93b6cf) - security: M1730935, M1735152, M1730048 (1603b00d0) (f433ba88d) - network: fix temporary variable type, this should fix not able to access port numbers that is larger than 32767. (b844aa6d9)

Thanks for reply. It looks like i had a spelling error in my osver.ini file. No hex editing is needed!

I believe the previous extended kernel had the same issue. Aside from sticking with Firefox 88 or below, you could try the hex edits in win32’s September 11 post. Edit: Next post suggests that this advice no longer applies.

Installation is possible, but I would advise against it because you will get missing dependency errors with .NET software that should work on vanilla Vista (see this May 17, 2019 post). Unless you simply must test some program that specifically requires 4.8, you would get better results with any lower 4.x version.

New NewMoon 27 Build! 32bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20211106-00fee1e0a-xpmod.7z 32bit SSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20211106-00fee1e0a-xpmod-sse.7z 32bit noSSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20211106-00fee1e0a-xpmod-ia32.7z 64bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win64-git-20211106-00fee1e0a-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 1170200 - Part 2: Update JavaScript consumers of nsIPermissionManager::Remove; r=ehsan (aa1cbab01) (fd3bc37f6) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Fixup for hazard bustage after bug 1168719 on a CLOSED TREE. r=sfink (9c8d92138) - Bug 1169869 - Document the Debugger's onPromiseSettled hook DONTBUILD; r=jimb (d601304f1) - Bug 1168416 - Do not change lastIndex property if not writable in RegExp.prototype.{test,exec}. r=Waldo (3bd43d20b) - Bug 1171749 - Re-add nonincremental reason to compact stats output; r=sfink (d257c5d3b) - Bug 1165460 - Work around on-demand linker badness with NDK r10e/GCC 4.9 r=dhylands,glandium (dcdf2c92b) - Bug 1170673 - MSVC is less flexible with zero-sized arrays; r=shu (e556ce826) - Bug 1155618 - Add some more OOM tests r=terrence (b6637848b) - Bug 1155618 - Test OOM behaviour of global creation r=terrence (eac8ae615) - Bug 1155618 - Don't retry memory allocation if we're simulating OOM r=terrence (990c80307) - Bug 1155618 - Fix tracelogger destructor that touches possibly uninitialised hash table r=benj (657e587bc) - Bug 1161303 - Fix bug in NewObjectCache::newObjectFromHit() caused by previous patch in bug 1155618 r=terrence (3132d9d4d) - Bug 1155618 - Fix some more places where we didn't report OOM to the context r=terrence (f9cf4b194) - Bug 1155618 - Fix some more places we don't report allocation failure to the context r=terrence (33fa561c9) - formatting (af5b94792) - Bug 1054756, part 1 - Support symbol-keyed properties in JSXrayTraits::resolveOwnProperty(). r=jandem. (8f8f8df4b) - Bug 1054756, part 2 - Move ToPrimitive slow paths into a non-inline function. r=jandem. (6bdde7843) - Bug 1193924 - Add assertion to AsyncOpen to make sure asyncOpen2() was called first when securityflags in loadInfo are set (r=sicking) (e440e90b6) - Bug 1194519 - call AsyncOpen2 within child and parent if securityFlags are present (r=jduell) (1ce87ade4) - Bug 1204648 - Support AsyncOpen2,Open2,nsIUploadChannel and nsIUploadChannel2 on nsSecCheckWrapChannelBase. r=sicking (f6b6ae40f) - Bug 1204703 - Add AsyncOpen2 to channels within JS tests (r=sicking) (2a650afa0) (45e1308fe) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1051146 - Part 1: Introduce the B2G specific build flags, initially enabled. r=smaug (341c7565d) - Bug 1051146 - art 2: Introduce the new Pocketsphinx and Sphinxbase code with no build integration. r=smaug, r=gerv (f29eafa78) - Bug 1051146 - Part 3: Introduce build system changes for the new Pocketsphinx and Sphinxbase code. r=smaug, r=gps (06c60429d) - Bug 1051146 - Part 4: Introduce build system changes for the MOZ_WEBSPEECH_TEST_BACKEND flag. r=smaug, r=gps (16195e66e) - Bug 1051146 - Part 5: Introduce new English model with no build integration. r=smaug (24996aa9c) - Bug 1051146 - Part 6: Introduce build integration of new English model. r=smaug, r=gps (b718751a9) - Bug 1051146 - Part 7: Introduce update scripts for Pocketsphinx and Sphinxbase code. r=smaug (5a85c7ed2) - Bug 1051148 - Part 1: Patch that introduces WebSpeech API implementation. r=smaug (d18e5d86e) - Bug 1171249 - Modified configure.in so MOZ_WEBSPEECH undefined implies both MOZ_WEBSPEECH_TEST_BACKEND and MOZ_WEBSPEECH_MODELS are undefined. r=gps (47d13fc61) - Bug 1051148 - Part 2: Patch that turns off the WebSpeech API implementation using flags. r=gps (8b2ceef89) - Bug 1051146 - Disable Pocketsphinx building on Windows due to bustage. r=gps (48f4a1c27) - Bug 1204703 - Make nsContentSecurityManager scriptable (r=sicking) (fb514951a) - Bug 1215745: Safer implemetation of nsJarChannel::AsyncOpen2. r=ckerschb (3ad0270b4) - partial of Bug 1178892 - Split the profiler into Core & Gecko files and break apart monolithic headers. r=mstange (eda571469) - Bug 1213407 - PluginModuleContentParent should delete its Transport. r=billm (153a54404) - Bug 1169945 - Remove unused plugins.enumerable_names whitelist. r=bsmedberg (52126cbd8) - Bug 1160166 - Disabled plugin meta information often isn't available to content processes. r=jimm (d63331192) - Bug 1165981 - Only allow flash as a plugin on Windows 64-bit builds; r=bsmedberg (bfc073186) - missing bit of 1164543 (5ef55bc55) - Bug 1178963 part 1. Use nsIPluginTagInternal instead of nsPluginTag in cases where it may be nsFakePluginTag. r=peterv (f8702aead) - Bug 1200484 (part 1) - Expose the column number in JS::DescribeScriptedCaller(). r=luke. (85cf65a1c) - Bug 1200484 (part 2) - Use JS column numbers in ReportWrapperDenial(). r=mrbkap. (1de0e6331) - Bug 1200484 (part 3) - Use JS column numbers in WebSocket.cpp. r=baku. (3febdd8bc) - Bug 1200484 (part 4) - Expose the column number in nsJSUtils::GetCallingLocation(). r=mrbkap. (479ae5e2a) - Bug 1200484 (part 5) - Use JS column numbers in XPCNativeInterface::NewInstance(). r=mrbkap. (63e5e4e41) - Bug 1200484 (part 6) - Use JS column numbers in ContentParent::OnChannelError(). r=billm. (4c84ef09d) - Bug 1139718 - Warning when sending MM messages that include XPCOM data (r=smaug) (d50774823) - Bug 1200484 (part 7) - Use JS column numbers in GetParamsForMessage() (bf19fc4cb) - Bug 1200484 (part 8) - Use JS column numbers in EventSource. r=khuey. (64374ed83) - Bug 1200484 (part 9) - Use JS column numbers in nsContentUtils::ReportToConsoleNonLocalized. r=khuey. (4d81c5f4f) - Bug 1200484 (part 10) - Use JS column numbers in indexedDB. r=khuey. (64eec5da6) - Bug 1200484 (part 11) - Set source location when initializing an nsJSScriptTimeoutHandler from a Function. r=peterv. (f135b3a2c) - Bug 1200484 (part 12) - Use JS column numbers in nsJSTimeoutHandler. r=peterv. (8ec21dc04) - Bug 1163664 - Don't check for plugin blocklist state on Android. r=jimm, r=jchen (14b8f3e57) - Bug 1178963 part 2. Implement nsFakePluginTag to represent a non-NPAPI "plugin" that is actually implemented in JavaScript. r=peterv (ba11d6de0) - Bug 1178896 - Add support for determining if a plugin is OOP to nsIPluginHost. r=aklotz (e8689641f) - Bug 1178963 part 3. Make nsPluginHost aware of fake plugins. r=peterv (a2a9f8cb3) (ee118c4b8) - partly import changes from tenfourfox: - first rolling release: update to 91ESR EV and roots, HSTS, TZs, TLDs (d7c93b6cf) - security: M1730935, M1735152, M1730048 (1603b00d0) (03efa0b17) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1170676: Fix null dereference in PluginModuleParent::StreamCast; r=jimm (72e60e403) - Bug 1164543 - Remove gAllInstances from PluginModuleChild (r=jimm) (15e035939) - Bug 1164543 - Make plugin shutdown async in e10s (r=jimm) (e5239585f) - Bug 1195527 - Part 1: Move D3D11 texture allocation into the TextureClient. r=jrmuizel (16e67d7e8) - Bug 1195527 - Part 2: Add D3D11 video TextureClient recycler. r=jrmuizel (2c44d311b) - more stuff todo (7b1bce288) - Bug 1136945 - Add to Debugger.Memory docs possible outcomes of the nonincrementalReason in the onGarbageCollection event. r=fitzgen (33c6408ff) - pointer style (05cc032b4) - Bug 1197970 - Expose the GC cycle's number through Debugger.Memory's onGarbageCollection hook. r=sfink (5a420105f) - Bug 1168992 - Part 1: Fix up reflection of classes. (r=Waldo) (5346e941b) - Bug 1168992 - Part 2: Fix reflection of new.target. (r=Waldo) (38701b76d) - Bug 1179063 - Hook up FunctionBox directly to the JSFunction being parsed to avoid allocating extra static scopes. (r=efaust) (d35252e18) - Bug 1084319: Actually patter-match SIMD.bool (rebasing mistake); r=nbp (0980117b4) - Bug 1200809 part 1 - Add InlinableNatives JitInfo infrastructure, use it for Math natives. r=bz,nbp (141e78aac) - Bug 1193280 - Part 1: test stack trace handling of native frames with dedicated function. r=fitzgen (dd1c63891) - Bug 1193280 - Part 2: Self-host Array.prototype.filter. r=jandem (82cbe1512) - Bug 1200782 - Inline Array.isArray when we know the result statically. r=bhackett (546917507) - Bug 1200809 part 2 - Convert Array natives to new InlinableNatives system. r=nbp (901aae723) - Bug 1200809 part 3 - Convert String/RegExp natives to new InlinableNatives system. r=nbp (8e8eb68fd) - Bug 1200809 part 4 - Convert Atomics natives to new InlinableNatives system. r=lth (430d8a6b8) (96d4680a6) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1190733 - Test initializedLength() instead of length() during the fast path for reversing unboxed arrays, r=jandem. (b5dcbd0e3) - Bug 1070767 - Enable {Array, %TypedArray%}.prototype.includes in all builds. r=lth (de595c002) - Bug 1195298 - Fix NewDenseArray intrinsic to work when the first argument is a double. r=till (1f551ada2) - Bug 1190727 - Make initialization of temporary results array resilient against Array.prototype setters in self-hosted Map#next implementation. r=jandem (d705c623c) - Bug 1200108 - Remove NewDenseArray intrinsic, use std_Array instead. r=till (e5c4126c6) - Bug 1199822 - Turn self-hosting's cycle-check into an assertion; r=till (804600283) - Bug 1194148 - Self-host Array.prototype.toString. r=till (4ffb4712c) - pointer style (7b1a9900c) - Bug 1200809 part 5 - Convert self-hosting intrinsics to new InlinableNatives system. r=till (8dd5eb0b9) - pointer style (7974610a2) - Bug 1200809 part 6 - Convert various natives to new InlinableNatives system. r=nbp (81d75199c) - Bug 1200809 part 7 - Convert SIMD natives to new InlinableNatives system. r=nbp (5e67097e0) - Bug 1200809 part 8 - Don't call shouldAbortOnPreliminaryGroups if we have an uninlinable native. r=bhackett (bd20f201f) - Bug 1114507 - Part 1: Add/release the appId's refcnt if frame is in main process. r=kanru (741889791) - Bug 1190903 - Don't send StopIMEStateManagement message after TabParent has been destroyed (r=masayuki) (97bba211b) - Bug 1166592 - Remove ParentIdleListener from idle service when ActorDestroy() to avoid leaking ContentParent. r=khuey (771549a18) - Bug 1114507 - Part 3: Remove PContetBridge channel when grandchild-process is killed. r=kanru (a84f888b3) - Bug 1114507 - Part 2: Add/release the appId's refcnt in oop case. r=kanru (1fdb788b0) - Bug 1114507 - Part 4: Test cases. r=kanru (889a770c7) - pointer style (80bd2082b) - Bug 1159347 - Make BaseProxyHandler::getPropertyDescriptor not-pure virtual. r=efaust (56de51919) - Bug 1166847 - Implement OpaqueCrossCompartmentWrapper;r=evilpies (d762e785e) (fed708408) - network: fix temporary variable type, this should fix not able to access port numbers that is larger than 32767. also updated bad port list from tenfourfox. (00fee1e0a)

New build of post-deprecated Serpent/moebius for XP! * Notice: This repo will not be built on regular schedule, and changes are experimental as usual. ** Current moebius patch level should be on par with 52.9, but some security patches can not be applied/ported due to source milestone differences between versions. Test binary: Win32 http://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk55-win32-git-20211106-fc7f3915a-xpmod.7z Win64 http://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk55-win64-git-20211106-fc7f3915a-xpmod.7z repo: https://github.com/roytam1/basilisk55 Repo changes: - partly import changes from tenfourfox: - first rolling release: update to 91ESR EV and roots, TZs, TLDs (d7c93b6cf) - security: M1730935, M1735152, M1730048 (1603b00d0) (0456c68e4) - network: fix temporary variable type, this should fix not able to access port numbers that is larger than 32767. (fc7f3915a)

Finally got the time to create the much requested Update Repository for Vista. I've collected these updates a year ago, but only recently took the time to put them on my Mega account and organize them. It has roughly the same format as my post-EOL repositories, with x86 and amd64 versions. A few highlight points: Most updates come in ".cab" format, because at the time it was easier to manage bulk installations in this format (I was trying to update offline images) Includes hotfixes not distributed through Windows Update. These were collected through a mix of the now defunct MS Hotfix service and the website "hotfixshare". There's some interesting fixes in there. While most of the updates are language agnostic, some are specific to the language I use, Portuguese of Portugal (like the IE9 installer). If you'd like to provide a version for your language, please contact me. To install a ".cab" format update, just run the following command: start /w pkgmgr /ip /m:<path to updates> /s:<temp path for extraction> /l:<path for log files> /norestart To bulk install updates, I usually run the following set of commands: forfiles /p <path to update folder> /m *.cab /c "cmd /c mkdir @fname" forfiles /p <path to update folder> /m *.cab /c "cmd /c pkgmgr /ip /m:@file /s:@fname /norestart" The first command creates a folder for each individual update and the second one installs each update and extracts onto each created folder. Here's a practical example. Say, I have all of the updates from the repository located in my Downloads folder inside my user profile. In this case, I want to install every update in the "General" folder. I'd use the commands above like so: forfiles /p "C:\Users\greenhillmaniac\Downloads\General" /m *.cab /c "cmd /c mkdir @fname" forfiles /p "C:\Users\greenhillmaniac\Downloads\General" /m *.cab /c "cmd /c pkgmgr /ip /m:@file /s:@fname /norestart" I'd recommend you install no more than 200 updates at a time. This can also be used to create an updated Vista ISO for later use (tutorial coming soon™) Anyway, here's the link for the repository

IDK then, but your issue seems OT here.

Wow I didn't know that was going on. If they try to completely stop all the forks then their project, what's left of it will die out. Many of us have little use for their versions. They should work with the fork developers instead of being antagonistic but that's just me.

better check elsewhere as well

Well you should not use cloud to store important data anyway. There is no cloud just other people computers and by sending data there you trust unknown entity with all private and possibly classified data. Use external hard drives combined with cd-r/dvd-r/dvd-r DL/Bluray to backup and do offsite backups. Optical media is secondary backup and hdd primary Also if you do not want go to win10 to avoid spyware features but install newer ms software like office 365, you made it poitnless. Office loads quite bunch of stuff to your machine and phones home from everything. Latest office I use is 2007 and after that libre office or openoffice

New regular/weekly KM-Goanna release: https://o.rthost.win/kmeleon/KM76.4.5-Goanna-20211106.7z Changelog: In-tree changes: - browser-omni: update permission API usage after bug 1170200 is landed in goanna3 side (ba00a387) Out-of-tree changes: * update Goanna3 to git 2087e70e1...00fee1e0a: - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1170200 - Part 2: Update JavaScript consumers of nsIPermissionManager::Remove; r=ehsan (aa1cbab01) (fd3bc37f6) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Fixup for hazard bustage after bug 1168719 on a CLOSED TREE. r=sfink (9c8d92138) - Bug 1169869 - Document the Debugger's onPromiseSettled hook DONTBUILD; r=jimb (d601304f1) - Bug 1168416 - Do not change lastIndex property if not writable in RegExp.prototype.{test,exec}. r=Waldo (3bd43d20b) - Bug 1171749 - Re-add nonincremental reason to compact stats output; r=sfink (d257c5d3b) - Bug 1165460 - Work around on-demand linker badness with NDK r10e/GCC 4.9 r=dhylands,glandium (dcdf2c92b) - Bug 1170673 - MSVC is less flexible with zero-sized arrays; r=shu (e556ce826) - Bug 1155618 - Add some more OOM tests r=terrence (b6637848b) - Bug 1155618 - Test OOM behaviour of global creation r=terrence (eac8ae615) - Bug 1155618 - Don't retry memory allocation if we're simulating OOM r=terrence (990c80307) - Bug 1155618 - Fix tracelogger destructor that touches possibly uninitialised hash table r=benj (657e587bc) - Bug 1161303 - Fix bug in NewObjectCache::newObjectFromHit() caused by previous patch in bug 1155618 r=terrence (3132d9d4d) - Bug 1155618 - Fix some more places where we didn't report OOM to the context r=terrence (f9cf4b194) - Bug 1155618 - Fix some more places we don't report allocation failure to the context r=terrence (33fa561c9) - formatting (af5b94792) - Bug 1054756, part 1 - Support symbol-keyed properties in JSXrayTraits::resolveOwnProperty(). r=jandem. (8f8f8df4b) - Bug 1054756, part 2 - Move ToPrimitive slow paths into a non-inline function. r=jandem. (6bdde7843) - Bug 1193924 - Add assertion to AsyncOpen to make sure asyncOpen2() was called first when securityflags in loadInfo are set (r=sicking) (e440e90b6) - Bug 1194519 - call AsyncOpen2 within child and parent if securityFlags are present (r=jduell) (1ce87ade4) - Bug 1204648 - Support AsyncOpen2,Open2,nsIUploadChannel and nsIUploadChannel2 on nsSecCheckWrapChannelBase. r=sicking (f6b6ae40f) - Bug 1204703 - Add AsyncOpen2 to channels within JS tests (r=sicking) (2a650afa0) (45e1308fe) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1051146 - Part 1: Introduce the B2G specific build flags, initially enabled. r=smaug (341c7565d) - Bug 1051146 - art 2: Introduce the new Pocketsphinx and Sphinxbase code with no build integration. r=smaug, r=gerv (f29eafa78) - Bug 1051146 - Part 3: Introduce build system changes for the new Pocketsphinx and Sphinxbase code. r=smaug, r=gps (06c60429d) - Bug 1051146 - Part 4: Introduce build system changes for the MOZ_WEBSPEECH_TEST_BACKEND flag. r=smaug, r=gps (16195e66e) - Bug 1051146 - Part 5: Introduce new English model with no build integration. r=smaug (24996aa9c) - Bug 1051146 - Part 6: Introduce build integration of new English model. r=smaug, r=gps (b718751a9) - Bug 1051146 - Part 7: Introduce update scripts for Pocketsphinx and Sphinxbase code. r=smaug (5a85c7ed2) - Bug 1051148 - Part 1: Patch that introduces WebSpeech API implementation. r=smaug (d18e5d86e) - Bug 1171249 - Modified configure.in so MOZ_WEBSPEECH undefined implies both MOZ_WEBSPEECH_TEST_BACKEND and MOZ_WEBSPEECH_MODELS are undefined. r=gps (47d13fc61) - Bug 1051148 - Part 2: Patch that turns off the WebSpeech API implementation using flags. r=gps (8b2ceef89) - Bug 1051146 - Disable Pocketsphinx building on Windows due to bustage. r=gps (48f4a1c27) - Bug 1204703 - Make nsContentSecurityManager scriptable (r=sicking) (fb514951a) - Bug 1215745: Safer implemetation of nsJarChannel::AsyncOpen2. r=ckerschb (3ad0270b4) - partial of Bug 1178892 - Split the profiler into Core & Gecko files and break apart monolithic headers. r=mstange (eda571469) - Bug 1213407 - PluginModuleContentParent should delete its Transport. r=billm (153a54404) - Bug 1169945 - Remove unused plugins.enumerable_names whitelist. r=bsmedberg (52126cbd8) - Bug 1160166 - Disabled plugin meta information often isn't available to content processes. r=jimm (d63331192) - Bug 1165981 - Only allow flash as a plugin on Windows 64-bit builds; r=bsmedberg (bfc073186) - missing bit of 1164543 (5ef55bc55) - Bug 1178963 part 1. Use nsIPluginTagInternal instead of nsPluginTag in cases where it may be nsFakePluginTag. r=peterv (f8702aead) - Bug 1200484 (part 1) - Expose the column number in JS::DescribeScriptedCaller(). r=luke. (85cf65a1c) - Bug 1200484 (part 2) - Use JS column numbers in ReportWrapperDenial(). r=mrbkap. (1de0e6331) - Bug 1200484 (part 3) - Use JS column numbers in WebSocket.cpp. r=baku. (3febdd8bc) - Bug 1200484 (part 4) - Expose the column number in nsJSUtils::GetCallingLocation(). r=mrbkap. (479ae5e2a) - Bug 1200484 (part 5) - Use JS column numbers in XPCNativeInterface::NewInstance(). r=mrbkap. (63e5e4e41) - Bug 1200484 (part 6) - Use JS column numbers in ContentParent::OnChannelError(). r=billm. (4c84ef09d) - Bug 1139718 - Warning when sending MM messages that include XPCOM data (r=smaug) (d50774823) - Bug 1200484 (part 7) - Use JS column numbers in GetParamsForMessage() (bf19fc4cb) - Bug 1200484 (part 8) - Use JS column numbers in EventSource. r=khuey. (64374ed83) - Bug 1200484 (part 9) - Use JS column numbers in nsContentUtils::ReportToConsoleNonLocalized. r=khuey. (4d81c5f4f) - Bug 1200484 (part 10) - Use JS column numbers in indexedDB. r=khuey. (64eec5da6) - Bug 1200484 (part 11) - Set source location when initializing an nsJSScriptTimeoutHandler from a Function. r=peterv. (f135b3a2c) - Bug 1200484 (part 12) - Use JS column numbers in nsJSTimeoutHandler. r=peterv. (8ec21dc04) - Bug 1163664 - Don't check for plugin blocklist state on Android. r=jimm, r=jchen (14b8f3e57) - Bug 1178963 part 2. Implement nsFakePluginTag to represent a non-NPAPI "plugin" that is actually implemented in JavaScript. r=peterv (ba11d6de0) - Bug 1178896 - Add support for determining if a plugin is OOP to nsIPluginHost. r=aklotz (e8689641f) - Bug 1178963 part 3. Make nsPluginHost aware of fake plugins. r=peterv (a2a9f8cb3) (ee118c4b8) - partly import changes from tenfourfox: - first rolling release: update to 91ESR EV and roots, HSTS, TZs, TLDs (d7c93b6cf) - security: M1730935, M1735152, M1730048 (1603b00d0) (03efa0b17) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1170676: Fix null dereference in PluginModuleParent::StreamCast; r=jimm (72e60e403) - Bug 1164543 - Remove gAllInstances from PluginModuleChild (r=jimm) (15e035939) - Bug 1164543 - Make plugin shutdown async in e10s (r=jimm) (e5239585f) - Bug 1195527 - Part 1: Move D3D11 texture allocation into the TextureClient. r=jrmuizel (16e67d7e8) - Bug 1195527 - Part 2: Add D3D11 video TextureClient recycler. r=jrmuizel (2c44d311b) - more stuff todo (7b1bce288) - Bug 1136945 - Add to Debugger.Memory docs possible outcomes of the nonincrementalReason in the onGarbageCollection event. r=fitzgen (33c6408ff) - pointer style (05cc032b4) - Bug 1197970 - Expose the GC cycle's number through Debugger.Memory's onGarbageCollection hook. r=sfink (5a420105f) - Bug 1168992 - Part 1: Fix up reflection of classes. (r=Waldo) (5346e941b) - Bug 1168992 - Part 2: Fix reflection of new.target. (r=Waldo) (38701b76d) - Bug 1179063 - Hook up FunctionBox directly to the JSFunction being parsed to avoid allocating extra static scopes. (r=efaust) (d35252e18) - Bug 1084319: Actually patter-match SIMD.bool (rebasing mistake); r=nbp (0980117b4) - Bug 1200809 part 1 - Add InlinableNatives JitInfo infrastructure, use it for Math natives. r=bz,nbp (141e78aac) - Bug 1193280 - Part 1: test stack trace handling of native frames with dedicated function. r=fitzgen (dd1c63891) - Bug 1193280 - Part 2: Self-host Array.prototype.filter. r=jandem (82cbe1512) - Bug 1200782 - Inline Array.isArray when we know the result statically. r=bhackett (546917507) - Bug 1200809 part 2 - Convert Array natives to new InlinableNatives system. r=nbp (901aae723) - Bug 1200809 part 3 - Convert String/RegExp natives to new InlinableNatives system. r=nbp (8e8eb68fd) - Bug 1200809 part 4 - Convert Atomics natives to new InlinableNatives system. r=lth (430d8a6b8) (96d4680a6) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1190733 - Test initializedLength() instead of length() during the fast path for reversing unboxed arrays, r=jandem. (b5dcbd0e3) - Bug 1070767 - Enable {Array, %TypedArray%}.prototype.includes in all builds. r=lth (de595c002) - Bug 1195298 - Fix NewDenseArray intrinsic to work when the first argument is a double. r=till (1f551ada2) - Bug 1190727 - Make initialization of temporary results array resilient against Array.prototype setters in self-hosted Map#next implementation. r=jandem (d705c623c) - Bug 1200108 - Remove NewDenseArray intrinsic, use std_Array instead. r=till (e5c4126c6) - Bug 1199822 - Turn self-hosting's cycle-check into an assertion; r=till (804600283) - Bug 1194148 - Self-host Array.prototype.toString. r=till (4ffb4712c) - pointer style (7b1a9900c) - Bug 1200809 part 5 - Convert self-hosting intrinsics to new InlinableNatives system. r=till (8dd5eb0b9) - pointer style (7974610a2) - Bug 1200809 part 6 - Convert various natives to new InlinableNatives system. r=nbp (81d75199c) - Bug 1200809 part 7 - Convert SIMD natives to new InlinableNatives system. r=nbp (5e67097e0) - Bug 1200809 part 8 - Don't call shouldAbortOnPreliminaryGroups if we have an uninlinable native. r=bhackett (bd20f201f) - Bug 1114507 - Part 1: Add/release the appId's refcnt if frame is in main process. r=kanru (741889791) - Bug 1190903 - Don't send StopIMEStateManagement message after TabParent has been destroyed (r=masayuki) (97bba211b) - Bug 1166592 - Remove ParentIdleListener from idle service when ActorDestroy() to avoid leaking ContentParent. r=khuey (771549a18) - Bug 1114507 - Part 3: Remove PContetBridge channel when grandchild-process is killed. r=kanru (a84f888b3) - Bug 1114507 - Part 2: Add/release the appId's refcnt in oop case. r=kanru (1fdb788b0) - Bug 1114507 - Part 4: Test cases. r=kanru (889a770c7) - pointer style (80bd2082b) - Bug 1159347 - Make BaseProxyHandler::getPropertyDescriptor not-pure virtual. r=efaust (56de51919) - Bug 1166847 - Implement OpaqueCrossCompartmentWrapper;r=evilpies (d762e785e) (fed708408) - network: fix temporary variable type, this should fix not able to access port numbers that is larger than 32767. also updated bad port list from tenfourfox. (00fee1e0a) * 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 build of HBL-UXP for XP! Test binary: IceDove-UXP(mail) https://o.rthost.win/hbl-uxp/icedove.win32-20211106-id-f0915f3-uxp-190b620c2-xpmod.7z IceApe-UXP(suite) https://o.rthost.win/hbl-uxp/iceape.win32-20211106-id-f0915f3-ia-c642e3c-uxp-190b620c2-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.

The last few weeks have definitely been interesting. I've been using Iron version 70 since October 2018, since after 70 Chromium took out the flag to disable the horrible new UI (Iron is just Chrome with the privacy stuff taken out, otherwise basically identical). Surprisingly, it's had a pretty good run. I've seen "Your browser is not supported" in a lot sites for years now, but it really hasn't been until the past couple weeks that suddenly things have been falling apart everywhere. PDF previews on some sites no longer work, some sites no longer render at all, some JavaScript crashes the page and I see tons of errors in the F12 console... it's like something's really changed that's caused sites to suddenly become incompatible with anything that's not a blazing new Chrome or Firefox in the past few weeks. To make matters worse, Internet Explorer is outright blocked by half of things, even beyond user agent sniffing, and some things don't even work in Pale Moon, so that means that there are some things that I have *ZERO* working browsers to handle. In the past year, I've gone from 3 choices to having none in many cases. Welcome to the age of "If our site doesn't work in something that's not the latest Chrome or Firefox, we don't give a crap". I can resonate with the dystopian Internet stuff the Archive project is talking about... this is what that looks like - removal of browser choice, first and forefront. It's like they all got together last week and said "gee, let's break the web for anyone using an old browser, on purpose". Seriously, what's wrong with web devs these days? I'm sure their commit was something like "Remove support for non-standard browsers", or something like that, they literally wiped it all out in one fell swoop. And of course, none of these vendors give a quack. And it's not on OS thing. It doesn't work on Windows 7, and I tried on Windows 10 and it doesn't work there either. It's about the browser, obviously, not OS. And maybe I wouldn't be making a big deal out of it if Chromium had kept that one flag in... want to make the vomit UI the default? Fine. But don't force it on everyone. I jumped off the ship at that point. I refuse to use anything newer than Chromium 70. I do so at work and I can hardly stand it. It literally makes the entire computer *feel* slower, even... Okay, so serious questions now. Ironically, it does seem that New Moon 28 is now the most "standards compliant" browser on my computer (Windows 7). I'm still debating whether or not to jump ship from Chromium entirely. Is there any fork or project that has managed to restore the old UI options? I found one thing out there that has it but it seems that some of these alternate programs are all sourced from China... not really sure how I feel about that. I've been using Iron 70 for more than 3 years now, it had a good run, but I can tell that it's days are limited now and sooner or later, I need to make New Moon my primary browser or find something else. Any ideas?

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.

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One of the many reasons why having a chrome based browser monopoly is bad. Feels like we are back in the bad old ie6 days.