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As far as "squeezing the turnip" goes, the next step towards axeing all remnants of unnecessary code and shrinking down to as small as possible would be to remove any-and-all code pertaining to "dark mode" and perhaps even intentionally crash if end-users attempt to restore it by putting puzzle pieces in from different puzzles.

The next planned v13.5.x rebuild is to update from 13.5.1030 to 13.5.1060. But it's a gigantic undertaking to have to do all of these changes every time the Chinese updates their build. v13.5 locks up on my computer the first launch every morning so it hasn't been a huge priority because I don't use it because of those lockups. Will .1060 resolve that? Unknown as I have a gigantic preference towards v11. With v12 riding its coattails.

v13 build 2206 (my v13), v13 build 2250 (Humming Owl's v13), and v13.5 build 1030 (and I assume build 1060) are all the same exact Chromium engine => Chromium 86.0.4240.198.

The last version of @roytam1's FxESR 45.9.x fork that would accept the official Mozilla Fx 45.9.0 language packs, https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/45.9.0esr/win32/xpi/ is package "firefox-45.9.29-20201010-7391af2bb-win32-sse.7z"; later versions have become incompatible with the original language packs (LPs hereafter...). In said compatible build, browse to the LP you want to install (e.g. Greek = el.xpi) and click on the link; allow the site to install extensions, then click Install; after the installation has been completed, open about:config and locate pref general.useragent.locale Change its value from the default (en-US) to the one matching the freshly installed LP (e.g. el); restart the browser and voila: OTOH, if you wish to move to a more recent Fx45esr version, you'd have to use English exclusively, or adapt yourself the existing LPs to accommodate the locale changes introduced by the "upstream" Roy follows to produce his fork...

NLite Windows XP , ISO Is just under 400mb , it is fast as hell , of course on a i7 3770K @4.2Ghz [OC] Windows XP x64 and Windows Server 2003 is bit more robust , 2000 is something i will avoid in more than 2Core CPU , i dont know why boot become slow

Mine is correct. It must be your theme, your start menu doesn't seem standard.

Do you speak from the grave?... Do you speak from your grave?... Eat and drink something especially good, and go to work for us all! Improve 13.5 build... Please.

source codes are available here: https://github.com/roytam1/rtoss/tree/master/GreenPad

That is what is called a "Placebo Effect". I timed with and without skin and the skin does not affect load time or render time. Pure Placebo.