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I was leaning in that direction also, once I realized how much file size storage was going to be required.

I am not interested in the "dark theme" of your builds anymore..... I'm only interested in lighter and lighter builds as your work progresses. Thank you!

For experiments, I would suggest easyOS (the evolution of Quirky *and/or* Puppy Linux), its frugal install approach is - IMHO - very convenient and since it uses grub4dos as a loader, it is very easy to setup in dual boot with *anything else*: https://easyos.org/ jaclaz

I moved to Pale Moon (before I moved to New Moon) because FF52 was sooooo slow in comparison. We all have this hope, I think! Oh...I remember this bulletin style...was it vBulletin? kind regards soggi

Because it would require the standard and the ungoogled resources.pak which is just over 5 MB for v13.5. The way that I "was" doing my dark theme would have require another resources.pak. Still digging into that and should be able to remove that resources.pak but there is no way around not having a standard and an ungoogled. And you wouldn't catch me using standard if my life depended on it. While other users would say that same thing about ungoogled because it forces you to manually install extensions as opposed to visiting the Chrome Web Store.

If you eat too much, you get too fat. https://genius.com/Smokey-mountain-da-coconut-nut-lyrics

New italian language file. Pelase use it for next release. WinNTSetup-italian-2021.11.23-13.45.44.zip

I found an extension that really changes the user's agent! Updated November 11, 2021. It's Random User-Agent Offered by: dev4ever: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/random-user-agent/einpaelgookohagofgnnkcfjbkkgepnp/related?hl=en-US Check with speed-battle.com and w3schools.com only. EDIT: Problem with the GUI of this extension not opening, in DcBrowser, and 360Chrome builds: 12 r 8, 12 M... All 13 builds works OK. PS. I have thrown away all my privacy enhancing extensions, to lighten the browsers so to improve the speed.

Update System_Info-53 Download: System_Info from GitHub - File is Encrypted with password = bootwimb - Added Double Driver - can be used in PE Environment - requires that PE has file \SysWOW64\imagehlp.dll Mini 10/11 x64 contains file \SysWOW64\imagehlp.dll - Thanks to alacran for checking this - Added WinContig - File Defragmentation Tool - Added PStart Button to Run PS_x64.exe - Find and Run \PStart\PStart.exe on Any Drive gives PStart Menu for Portable Apps - Apps lauched by System_Info and from the Launched PStart Menu are Auto Running as Administrator - Save Drivers + Info using pnputil.exe will ask to Select Drive for Saving Drivers in Drivers_Info folder In case of Cancel then Drivers_Info folder inside System_Info folder is used Space Check is added - WARNING - Free Space Below 1500 MB - Message is presented ==

Guess I've been here a couple years... I think Windows 7 is the End of The Line for me. Anything newer disgusts me and I haven't done a M$ update since 2016. The ones I did do were very closely scrutinized and they liked to slip garbage in.

Same! By the time I even doscovered pale moon they were already 'done like dinner' with xp and I used V26 until I found @roytam1. I still have hope(s) he will (somehow) manage keep his browsers working as best as possible given that the internet is a monster compare to when I got here.

The installer itself would have a version block, but not sure about the app itself if it will have API compatibility issue or not.

The "Build Process" would basically be a small GUI with a series of checkboxes (not in these colors per se) --

lol I did say "I can only speak for myself" I do think that the MSFN XP-user and the MSFN Vista-user and the MSFN 7-User, et cetera, really doesn't speak for the population-at-large. This community is a "rare breed" no matter which OS we run. We flocked here because we are "birds of a different feather". My view was "trying" (but failed) to speak towards the non-MSFN type of Win7-user. The vast majority of which, in my view, have never heard of MSFN. But then again, until XP started seeing the light at the end of the tunnel, I guess I never really heard of MSFN either. And now look at me, I'm here a dozen times a day, lol.

msn video working here. not sure why bitchute stopped..its gotta be a coding error on their end.

Link for convenience to the discussions about maintaining browsers on Windows Vista, Windows XP, and Windows 2000. Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes

Kstub824, kexbases and kexbasen all do not work from the K25 upload. I tested them individually and the best result was that KernelEx.dll could not be loaded message occurred. EDIT Kstub824 and kexbasen are good after fixing core.ini. See https://msfn.org/board/topic/157173-kext-diy-kernelex-extensions/?do=findComment&comment=1208164

I upgraded to SP2 on this machine, I was born in 2006 I have as nostalgia to put RTM, for me it is the most stable of all Windows Vista, You can see on my Youtube channel my banner

Here's my experience with AMD Ryzen CPUs on Vista: they work great! There are no random BSOD or services not starting like Haswell or above. USB 3.x drivers for Windows 7 work just fine on Vista, but you can't slipstream them into the installation, because they are not signed for NT 6.0. You'll need to have a PS/2 keyboard at hand (you only really need the keyboard). A few drivers you should not install, because they do not work: AMD PCI AMD GPIO (this one will make your system unbootable!) Everything else works just fine. I've used a MSI B350 PC Mate motherboard with 16GB of DDR4 RAM. Had to enable legacy USB, enable CSM and disable Secure Boot. After that, I was able to boot Vista in UEFI. Hope this (really late) post helps, since you've asked ages ago @WinClient5270