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What Happened to Liberty and Justice for All? (New York) ..."last night, I joined others in saying the pledge at an event. I choked up at one point. Why? It was these words: “liberty and justice for all.” Every word of that matters. Presumably liberty means that you can go places, do things, say stuff, associate as you want, worship as you choose, work, open a business, live your dreams, unimpeded by arbitrary authority – all of which has been massively compromised during the pandemic due to egregious government policies backed by mass panic. We had to give up our liberty to fight a virus, they said. And yet here we are, surrounded by ill-health, broken lives, shattered childhoods, wrecked communities, and the virus just keeps on keeping on." ... ... "As for crime, it is out of control. There’s so much of it, it is not even reported. A bar owner on the Upper East Side told me that he witnessed a thief grab a woman’s purse in front of his place. She wouldn’t let go. He dragged her down the street screaming and then turned the corner. She finally let go, scraped up and bleeding. People stood by in shock and then went on with their lives, because such scenes are completely normal. What are the cops doing? They are busy enforcing vaccine mandates. No one can go anywhere inside in this city without flashing proof of vaccination. The cops themselves will fine any business $5,000 for letting even one person in without a card, real or fake. Sometimes the cops even circle the restaurants and demand them of customers! Enjoy your dining experience, everyone! During the pandemic, and the closures, many restaurants set up outside dining, basically building another version of indoors outdoors. It was very expensive to do and the results were sometimes ridiculous. But the saving grace here is that the city didn’t charge the restaurants for the extra space, given the emergency. That didn’t last long. Now the city is going shop to shop and assessing fees on outdoor dining areas. These can be $50,000 to $100,000 — even more than it cost to put them up. This is happening at a time when many of these establishments are barely surviving. Their customer base has collapsed, labor is expensive, and food and drink are ever more difficult to come by. The whole place has a feel of demoralization. Many people who refuse the vaccination and refuse the fakes just sit at home and order food in. They cannot go to movies, shows, bars, or restaurants. Yes, there are plenty of speakeasies, but they take enormous risks. Nothing seems quite real." Here: https://brownstone.org/articles/what-happened-to-liberty-and-justice-for-all/

(offtopic) Well, thanks. Not. I have ASD as well and I certainly don't recognize me in that statement. I expect you to take your words back.

The mirror of latest BNavigator, Firefox 45ESR, MailNews 52, New Moon 26.5/27/28 and Serpent 52/55 builds by @roytam1 has been updated -> soggi.org - tools. changelog: - added latest Firefox 45ESR 20211218 builds - added latest New Moon 27 20211218 builds - added latest New Moon 28 20211218 builds - added latest Serpent 52 20211218 builds - added latest Serpent 55 20211218 builds <OT> This may be correct and I also gave you a like for this post, but what you wrote about autistic people (in general!) is derogatory and "dumb" (to quote yourself) . Or do you mean "dumb" as "not able to speak"? But this is also wrong... Talking about Matt A. Tobin is another thing and I want to quote myself from VOGONS: </OT> kind regards soggi

My soul be well - and be well my soul So .. back to regularly scheduled programing here in support of our @roytam1 ans his continued passions and dedication to maintain his projects. "Let my soul shine through my heart and my heart shine through my eyes - let the tears wipe away any pain to make room for light" -XPerceniol

I'm not much of a talker. Am I reading this right? This is basically another thing against those that don't trust vaccines against this virus. Here they're supposedly already talking about what they'll do with us. We're probably more careful than those got a shot and think they're immune and non-contagious. THIS! I try to distract myself from reality, but escapism doesn't physically get you to a better place.

I also don't have the correct words ... just wouldn't it be a nice world with more love. I try hard to find a reason to get out of bed each day and sometimes that only reason is spite. I'm sorry to hear you guys are struggling right now ... we are in troubled times to say the very least. Will it get better, I just don't know even what "better" would be at this point we've gone so far down the toilet. I will say this is NOT the country my grandfather and dearly departed father explained I was to expect as 50 is not too far away for me.

Whatever the latency, it sure beats swapping to the HDD. Don't bother too much with it. How many RAM slots does the XP system have? If it's just 2, you will get only 3GB total (1x 1GB + 1x 2GB). Anyways, just move the 2GB stick to the XP laptop and start testing. P.S. i found a site saying that the laptop supports 2GB RAM max, but it may have been that 2GB sticks were not available at the time of writing. Try it anyways, worst case it just won't boot.

I'm sorry , I don't have time or desire to write and I'm not in a good mood . New "medical" concentration camps bill is coming. Bill A416 . Don't think it's for the US only ... https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FG8GhPEVUAEuwBs?format=jpg&name=large Source: https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2021/a416 New York Democrat's bill allowing governor to detain individuals dangerous to 'public health' https://www.foxnews.com/politics/new-york-bill-a416-detainment-assembly-ny We are entering stage 7 https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FG8Ijq2WQAQTCYF?format=jpg&name=900x900 This bill is for their own citizens. BTW : I remember when they first introduced that red blue crap. The DEMS were the REDS. But media didn't like the connotation so they CHANGED IT. lol

hey, you didn't even mention killing Mypal and Male Poon with DMCA claims!

Moonchild to Tobin: Wow, finally!

I made an unofficial update to BlackWingCat's Extended Core because the official Extended Core is not on BlackWingCat's new website, and I wanted to make an English version of Extended Core v16d because I cannot read Japanese. Most of the files in this update are from Extended Core v16a because they are the same as the ones in Extended Core v16d except for the language. Update: Made installer with SFXCAB utility. The new installer can be slipstreamed with nLite. ┌───────┐ │ Download │ └───────┘ Files not from Extended Core v16a: acpi.sys from http://blog.livedoor.jp/blackwingcat/archives/1974336.html ndis.sys from Extended Kernel v16d videoprt.sys from KB829884-v9 ntoskrnl.exe* ntkrnlmp.exe* ntkrnlpa.exe* ntkrpamp.exe* *All of these files are from Extended Core v16d but modified (see below) Modifications made to NT Kernel & System (the 4 exe files with '* next to them): All Japanese resources replaced with resources from Extended Core v16a. Exports for ExVerifySuite and RtlIntegerToUnicode added because the code for the functions was present but the exports were not added to the export table. New boot screen for Windows 2000 Professional:

Eset NOD32 Antivirus v9.0.429.6 Virus database: 24553 (20211214) Be safe when using legacy systems. This is latest working XP / 2003 version with latest virus database integrated! Download https://www.mediafire.com/file/klzfbnvwz9whvfy/Nod32-x86.msi/file + https://www.mediafire.com/file/l4448e425fskt3o/Nod32-x64.msi/file Some notes: 1) Official EXE installer v9.0.429.2 was source (Last updated in 2018) 2) MSI installer was extracted from EXE 3) MSI was edited - removed all *.nup files and added all *.nup from installed application, then was modded installer info 4) Repacked MSI include latest application with latest virus database

There may be a bit of a language barrier here. I don't think NHTPG was asking about changing user agents randomly; but rather, has anyone tried specific user agents with the specific Web site (nitter.net AIUI) you're having problems with? Some Web sites require very particular user agents; perhaps nitter.net is one. If it is, then a random user agent would just ensure that it usually won't work!

WE NEED SOME HUMOR! https://raypeatforum.com/community/threads/10-covid-skeptic-memes-to-get-you-through-the-day-we-need-some-humor.40052/page-49

WHY WERE YESTERDAY'S LARGE MARCHES IN LONDON NOT REPORTED ON THE BBC? https://nitter.net/YardleyShooting/status/1472490402125070339#m - Some comments: "Do you read ANYTHING about the huge protests in Germany or other european countries in UKs MSM?" "As the last two years have shown we don't live in a free country.. the Goverment controls our media.." "It doesn’t fit government/media agenda." "The Ministry of Truth in action."

You can mix RAM modules. You can have a ddr2 400mhz CL6 with ddr2 333mhz CL5 module. Your system will always run at the highest speed that it's compatible with both DIMMs so you are free to do whatever you want with the RAM modules. But be aware, the i945PM might need a bios update to accept the full 4GB of RAM

Man cannot remake himself without suffering, for he is both the marble and the sculptor. Don't lose the energy to endure, that is when they win. Sure, this will be a very weird holiday to far too many, but we can only get through this together. There is no other; sorry. We can not all agree, but we CAN agree to disagree. People used to have this ability when I was young but I see only madness now and it hurts ... hurts a lot. So much pain, some at my own hands I've caused - I fully admit that. Hard circumstances of life are (could be) indispensable to bringing out the best in humanity. Try, hard as it be sometimes, to be well and grasp on to whatever (even little) joys you can find this week.

The most authentic thing about us is our capacity to create, to overcome, to endure, to transform, to love and to be greater than our suffering.

There was a reason I had mentioned the kernel extension projects. The group working on OneCore API has had success getting the XP family of OSes to run DirectX 10 games. There's a few other screenshots like that on their site. I would have given OneCore API a spin already, but before I do that I plan on backing up my system just in case. And to be clear, I don't doubt that getting Cyberpunk to run on XP would be a tall order. It's not very high on my list of priorities, but hey; apparently CDPR provided some assistance to Windows 7 users wanting to run the game, even though 7 doesn't have DX12 support. It would be an interesting challenge to see if some combination of these tricks could pull it off.

I have no words ! But it was quite expectable, really . It all began a long time ago , when France started to let them in . Then numerous bombings "happened" , then thousands of churches "went on fire by themselves" , like Notre-Dame de Paris . And now it will have an African galleries or smth like that . Is that true ??? Geeez ! We still have an alien police force , but I don't think it will help much since the direction is almost the same here. Things aren't good here too , my friend just closed his shop . I lost my job because they hired an immigrant from Eastern Europe , who agreed to work for much less. But I beleive we are still somewhat holding on only because of our Royal Family . I don't think all of that you see in your country would've happened if France still had their Royal Family present. Vive la France !

Because they are INFILTRATED by reds, commies. Hmmm.... It depends on what you want to talk about...if those who govern us - it's BAD. Like in the USA or elsewhere, they are all the same. The worst thing is that I have lost confidence (which was not at the high level already...) in the freedom of elections. So I don't believe in government, in elections (at all levels in general..), very sad. I wasn't like that some years ago ..decades. So I lock myself in this private freedom that I have, not dealing with the big politics, but in the personal affairs, family... Very bad in France, latest example: they would like to take down the beautiful statue of Saint Michael! O tempora, o mores!.. 16/12/2021 Statue Saint Michel : The city of Les Sables d'Olonne will not let it happen ! pic.twitter.com/wR4pScCZqV - Yannick MOREAU ن (@YannickMOREAU) December 16, 2021 Will Saint Michel and his dragon be brought down by the Libres Penseurs de Vendée? Seized by this association of defenders of secularism, the administrative court of Nantes ordered, Thursday, the city of Les Sables d'Olonne, to remove, within six months, the statue of the archangel of the municipal public domain. But "the City will not let it happen !", proclaims the mayor (DVD) Yannick Moreau, who "in the name of common sense", has decided to appeal the judgment. This statue of Saint Michael that the militants of the Federation of the Free Thought no longer want to see is located, since 2018, on the square of the church Saint-Michel ... place Saint-Michel, two steps from the auditorium Saint-Michel, in the heart of the district Saint-Michel. "The few people who frequent the parish, it may seem normal to them. But the others? asks Jean Regourd, president of the Libres Penseurs de Vendée. They say to themselves: 'Why would I pass a saint when I go out of my house? This judgment confirms that we must respect the convictions of all citizens, not satisfy a few." [...] Le Figaro 23/11/2021 A secular association denounced "a religious emblem in the public space." The public rapporteur recommends the removal of the statue Saint-Michel, installed since 2018 in front of the church Saint-Michel, in Sables-d'Olonne (Vendée). It has been enthroned in front of the church of Saint-Michel for three years and its inauguration on October 6, 2018 by the former mayor of Sables, Didier Gallot. But perhaps not for much longer. The statue of the archangel Saint-Michel, slaying the dragon, seems promised to an imminent unbolting. "Oulala! A statue of Saint-Michel in front of a Saint-Michel church! The city of Sables-d'Olonne will not be intimidated by useless trials #cancelculture." The tone is set. Response in a month The jurisdiction had been seized by the federation of the Libre pensée de Vendée which sees, in this bronze of nearly two meters, a "religious emblem on the public space. "The place of this statue is on the Place Saint-Michel in front of the auditorium and the church of the same name," said the mayor. The judges will render their decision in one month. www.ouest-france.fr Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version): https://www.deepl.com/translator ...from here: https://www.fdesouche.com/2021/12/16/aux-sables-dolonne-la-statue-de-saint-michel-pourrait-etre-bientot-deboulonnee/ ...and another little read here: Les Sables d'Olonne. Demonstration this Saturday to defend the statue of the Archangel Saint-Michel 17/12/2021 Condemned by the administrative court of Nantes to unbolt within six months the statue of the Archangel Saint-Michel installed on the square of the same name in front of the church Saint-Michel since 2018, following a procedure of the Libre Pensée, the city of Les Sables d'Olonne has appealed and asks for a reprieve for the statue, "in the name of common sense". A demonstration will take place this Saturday to defend the implantation of the statue. "The city will not let itself be done!" Upset, the mayor Yannick Moreau explains to the local press "the place of the statue of the archangel St. Michael is on the square St. Michael, in front of the church of St. Michael. The city will not let itself be done!" and adds "the courts of our country have however something else to do than to investigate the abusive demands of radical secularists accomplices of the cancel culture who seek to debunk one by one the thousand-year-old cultural attachments which have forged our collective identity". The court found that the statue, located before 2012 in the courtyard of the former school Saint-Michel, since destroyed, has no place in public space: "the statue, once unveiled by the mayor, himself a former paratrooper, was blessed by a priest, this blessing confirming its attachment to the Christian iconography. The city considers that it is a "work of art anchored in the local heritage and the memory of the former students of the Saint-Michel school". On the other hand, when a Catholic procession is attacked "in the name of Allah" and the faithful are called "kouffars" and their throats are threatened to be slit, the secularists of the Libre Pensée are struck by a sudden loss of voice. To protest against the decision of the administrative court, the association "Touche pas à ma statue" calls for a rally on Saturday, December 18 at 3 pm. Louis Moulin Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version) Here: https://www.breizh-info.com/2021/12/17/176476/les-sables-dolonne-statue-de-archange-saint-michel/ - so REDS everywhere, you see...

I'm not sure. I tried looking up "PC2-5300S-555-12-A3" in hopes that maybe it could help me decipher what each part of that means specifically, but all the search results turned up the exact model of Samsung RAM in question. Curiously I can't find that module listed on Samsung's Product Finder, either.

I too disagree! Don't you understand me? The extensions I use are for better security (and privacy, why not?) - not for ease of use. Then I judge browsers on their compatibility with my preferred security extensions.

For me, living in EUROPE, the American Dems were always the REDS. Tell us how the color reversal is done in the USA... Couldn't we go back to dems=reds?...

@Humming Owl Oh dammit i forgot about the old "master_preferences" file name. Now it works. But no luck with the --profile-directory command. When i use it then the 360EE still trying to force a global User Data folder and wont startup. "%ProgramFiles%\Chrome\360chrome.exe" --profile-directory="%UserProfile%\Local Settings\Application Data\360 Chrome" EDIT 1: Okay this command below works, but the "master_preferences" file is being ignored. "%ProgramFiles%\Chrome\360chrome.exe" --profile-directory="%UserName%" EDIT 2: I now found a shortcut command that fixed all those problems. Here it is: "%ProgramFiles%\360EE Chrome\360chrome.exe" --user-data-dir="%UserProfile%\Local Settings\Application Data\360EE Chrome"

.\User Data\First Run .\User Data\Local State .\User Data\Default\Preferences .\User Data\Default\Secure Preferences These files will help you to know something,I think

Agreed! I actually thought MAT was on the right track on this one and disagreed with Roytam's file names of palemoon and basilisk right in the file name (still disagree, to be honest, but no skin off my back). UNTIL we saw what happened with the "raccoon-branded" Mypal. MAT lost all accountability from that point forward in my eyes. BINGO!

Yes, of course, but technically, doesn't everything fall under the "etc." category? I'm joking, of course; but seriously, I don't think @roytam1 intended that as a criticism of your post. Rather, I think he just thought those MCP actions deserved particular criticism. Section 12 of the DMCA is bad law that invites abuse; nevertheless, filing DMCA claims against forks of open-source software is one of the most blatant abuses of the DMCA I've seen. MCP may have a defensible claim of trademark infringement against Male Poon, but AIUI the DMCA covers copyright, not trademark, infringement. (That said, IANAL and may be completely wrong.) And AFAICS @feodor2 followed all of MCP's trademark rules with his MyPal browser, and still got taken down, which IMO reveals the "branding" issue that MAT often raised against Roytam to be a red herring. I agree. (Neither do Mozilla or Google owe XP anything, for that matter.) But I think what should be objected to is MCP's quite open hostility toward those who distribute forks of their browsers that do run on Windows XP and Vista. Mozilla and Google don't care; why should MCP? MCP should just do their own thing. If others want to fork their software, well, that's the price of forking Mozilla's software in the first place! But they're so egotistical that they consider a fork with any alteration, no matter how minor, to be an implicit criticism of their decisions. MAT never liked Roytam's forks, but he really started blowing his stack when Roytam decided to revert MCP's decision to remove WebExtension add-on support from Serpent. "What? How dare you do something differently than I? Don't you realize I am perfect?"

From what is written here, the "initial_preferences" file is used on Chromium 91 and up, use the "master_preferences" name instead to see if it works. The Chinese may have removed the portion of the code that was in charge of that, so if it doesn't work you can create a preferences file by launching the browser and looking into the "User Data > Default" directory, modify and copy that file for other users of the browser (use it as the "initial_preferences" file). The normal Google Chrome has an installer that can install the browser for every Windows account (I assume that also means a Chrome profile per account as well), in the case of this browser you can try this suggestion: 1) Create a folder in the "C:\" path and name it with whatever name you want (the browser files will be in there so name it "Browser", "360EE", etc). The folder will be accessible through all accounts in your Windows installation (at least for my XP installation it works like that). 2) Extract the contents of the browser compressed file inside that specific folder. 3) Create a shortcut of the "360chrome.exe" in your desktop (or any other location). 4) Right-click the shortcut, go to "Properties" and at the final of the "Target" option place something like this (with a space at the beginning) --> " --profile-directory="<something>"" Replace the <something> tag by a specific name you want to differentiate from each user. 5) Run the browser through the modified shortcut. 6) Repeat 3), 4) and 5) for all the users you want to add the browser. If everything goes well (and if you are using 360EE) you can go to the "User Data" folder of the browser (located at the folder you created on "C:\"), and check if the names you wrote on every shortcut are present as the names of folders. The result will be that every shortcut on every Windows account will tell the browser to load a different user data folder, being the same as a Chrome user profile per Windows account. Tell me if it works. Cheers.

As an MSFN member throughout this entire "mess", I never felt that MSFN was targeted specifically by Moonchild, only by Tobin. I didn't really follow it that closely (Mozilla-based lost to Chromium-based long before the "mess" arrived). As an XP user, I feel that official Pale Moon owes XP nothing. I really strongly believe that. If official Pale Moon is looking toward the future, then XP-compatibility is "backward-looking" and not "forward-looking". I can't help but feel that EVERYBODY in the UNIVERSE that is still using XP and needs a browser to also run on XP, those people are already HERE at MSFN. And we can count them on two hands! Add one foot if we need some toes to count the Vista folks. Official Pale Moon's future isn't XP and Vista. I know that "goes against the grain" of MSFN collective-opinion, but I really don't think that official Pale Moon's "future" is XP and Vista. There isn't that big of a "market share" for that audience. And we are all already members here at MSFN.

So something from nitter to you: https://nitter.net/pic/media%2FFG0_oYqWUAUddmh.jpg%3Fname%3Dorig

The amount of memory your GPU has, I think, doesn't impact how much ram XP32 sees. The GPU's RAM is only used by the GPU. My XP32 laptop, Etesia, always reported around 3.5 GB of available RAM regardless of whether she had 4 GB or 8 GB, at least until I installed the PAE patch. Nowadays she reports 7.57 GB of RAM. I'm not sure but I think that's because XP doesn't count whatever memory is necessary for the system to run. Glancing through the CPU-Z report it appears that the RAM modules for both your XP and 7 laptops are both DDR2 and have the same clock rate despite the different sizes involved. I've often heard that it's not a good idea to mix and match memory modules of different sizes or manufacturers, however. Looking around online, it seems like this advice is only really applicable to older systems. Crucial's own website says: "Theoretically, if the other traits (generation, speed, latency, voltage) are the same, there should be no issue using DRAM from two different brands. Though some older DDR3 systems require matched sets of memory." The modules you have do appear to be of the same generation, speed, latency, and voltage. And it looks like your laptops already use a mix of modules from varying manufacturers, which suggests to me that you stand good odds of the 2GB RAM stick working in your XP laptop. I'd give it a shot; if you run into BSoDs where you had no such problem before, then it's likely the RAM doesn't agree with your system somehow.

Awesome! Don't lose that determination. Sometimes its hard to find energy when life beats us down at every turn, its not so much about falling down (we all do), rather, how long we stay down. Find the burst and get back up to fight another day. Aside from the exhaustion you do sound focused. Best wishes and happy holidays to you

Didn't see this posted anywhere but a story from ghacks claims there are planned changes next year to Pale Moon. Looks like they're going back to allowing firefox addons, that's the good move. The bad news is it could be the end of basilisk. Guess it hasn't been decided yet: https://www.ghacks.net/2021/12/17/pale-moon-project-announces-change-of-direction/ One feature with Pale Moon is the home page lacks the drop down search engines. I'd miss that since I use it constantly in the newer and older firefox versions. Maybe there's an addon that could substitute for it. Also, it doesn't appear that Classic Theme Restorer works in Pale Moon versions, even when using JustOff's tester-tool.

New build of Firefox 45ESR: Test binary: SSE https://o.rthost.win/gpc/files1.rt/firefox-45.9.34-20211218-7bdeb4efd-win32-sse.7z IA32 https://o.rthost.win/gpc/files1.rt/firefox-45.9.34-20211218-7bdeb4efd-win32-ia32.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/gpc/files1.rt/firefox-45.9.34-20211218-7bdeb4efd-win64.7z repo: https://github.com/roytam1/mozilla45esr Changes since my last build: - imported changes from mozilla NSS: - Bug 966856 - mozilla::pkix: support SHA-2 hashes in CertIDs in OCSP responses r=jschanck,djackson (78d2f4a3) (6f58d7883) - security/pkix: align pkix with nss' mozpkix bug966856 fix (7bdeb4efd)

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-20211218-dbeb37d18-xpmod.7z Win64 http://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk55-win64-git-20211218-dbeb37d18-xpmod.7z repo: https://github.com/roytam1/basilisk55 Repo changes: - imported changes from mozilla NSS: - Bug 966856 - mozilla::pkix: support SHA-2 hashes in CertIDs in OCSP responses r=jschanck,djackson (78d2f4a3) (7323d8126) - security/pkix: align pkix with nss' mozpkix bug966856 fix (dbeb37d18)

New regular/weekly KM-Goanna release: https://o.rthost.win/kmeleon/KM76.4.5-Goanna-20211218.7z Changelog: Out-of-tree changes: * update Goanna3 to git 153837ef4...8612ec640: - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1194415 - Refactor BuildProgressFooter.draw() for minor |mach build| perf improvement, r=gps (3488ffb86) - Bug 1153691 - intTestLogging() now adds timestamps and supports param substitution. r=rnewman (507a881c2) - reenable asserts (97032f833) - re-enable specific Windows optimization (7a581da03) - Bug 1149815 - Pass storage function failure codes through to callers, r=asuth. (c54838b5d) - Bug 1149373 - Ensure mozStorage async threads are shut down. r=bent (a511cfefc) - namespace style (7a567650f) - Bug 1193022 - clean up reference-counting in storage/; r=mak (49f115c52) - Bug 1155193 Proxy release the Connection in mozStorageService::unregisterConnection(). r=asuth (bb9311ee5) - bug 1189896 - Do not preallocate Sqlite connections caches for now. r=asuth (210115e89) - Bug 1155846 - Comment out intentionally unreachable code and unused parameters in Prefetcher.jsm. r=billm (8757cba52) - Bug 1166886 - Comment out some code that is supposed to be disabled (r=mconley) (ec5b2bd30) - Bug 1040285 - Single Quotes should not be encoded in the path r=mcmanus,annevk (0a47fdc2f) - Bug 1040285 - Single Quotes in HTTP request-uri Are Incorrectly Encoded as %27 r=MattN (dcce00624) - Bug 1125989 - Avoid OS.File request lossage during worker shutdown, r=yoric (e8e8cab17) - Bug 1164822 - Fix OS.File.remove not throwing with unexisting files. r=Yoric (dd57a069f) - Bug 1123372 - Remove use of .toLocaleFormat() from Places. r=mak (fbfbd7fa0) (caf9d19ef) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1080319 - Remove the -remote option. r=bsmedberg (d83d3ffcc) - bug 1171580 - Don't create a hidden window on iOS. r=froydnj (c3c4be38c) - Bug 1138290 - New option in WindowWatcher.openWindow to open another toplevel window on b2g. r=roc (1d8ea9754) - Bug 1067325 - Context menu actions for view source tabs. r=mconley (68494022e) - Bug 1201533 - Remove the GetEastAsianWidth API and its supporting character-property data. r=smontagu (667a1e932) - Bug 1201518 - Remove the (unused) HBGetEastAsianWidth callback from gfxHarfBuzzShaper. r=jdaggett (49dcca793) - Bug 1170072 - Part 2. Use ICU instead of GetCharProps1 and its supporting data if ICU is turned on. r=jfkthame (af13908f3) - Bug 1203412 - Fix a warning in intl/unicharutil/. r=emk. This change is for the following warning-as-error that shows up on "B2G L Emulator" builds: "error: call to 'sprintf' declared with attribute warning: sprintf is often misused; please use snprintf". (088d6d66d) (fce4bb738) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1153314 - Assign load group to IdP load channel, r=jib (2c78dcc17) - Bug 1048048 - add preload content policy types for scripts (r=baku) (8dc3c1db1) - Bug 1210941 P1 Create the LOAD_BYPASS_SERVICE_WORKER flag. r=jduell (59fcdd603) - Bug 1173378 - crash in mozilla::net::HttpBaseChannel::OverrideSecurityInfo(nsISupports*), r=ehsan (de9772c35) - Bug 1179399 - Add a flag to HttpBaseChannel indicating whether interception is occurring. r=mayhemer (58a874dc5) - Bug 1168084 - Persist view source tab options. r=mconley (c48d492b2) - Bug 1187399 - Add a js::DefaultHasher specialization for mozilla::UniquePtr<T> that proxies the UniquePtr's raw pointer to PointerHasher. r=terrence (bfeed9936) - Bug 1193459: Fix JS_DEPENDENT_TEMPLATE_HINT for clang-cl. r=jimb (9565eceaf) - pointer style (329deb0ec) - space and pointer style (844d8998a) - Bug 1172503 - Delete unwarranted optimization to fix "Assertion failure: !!desc.object() == objHasOwn, at js/src/vm/NativeObject.cpp:1990". r=evilpie. (a97fe0bd4) - pointer style (4c5f6eb6d) (968d2b4e7) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1149476 - Extend autospider.sh timeout and emit a log message, r=jonco (b94c4b8f2) - Bug 1159999 - Suppress command echo for timeout failure setup. r=sphink (9fea5ed54) - Bug 866301 - Part 1. Add unorm.h to system-headers. r=glandium (9c7a982e2) - Bug 866301 - Part 2. Use in-tree ICU source code for gonk. r=glandium (6a6c51437) - Bug 866301 - Part 3. Use system ICU for gonk-JB or later. r=glandium (2d3f73861) - Bug 866301 - Part 4. Turn on Intl API for B2G. r=fabrice,waldo (e8ac69a34) - Bug 1197918 - Use channel->Open2() in rdf/base/nsRDFXMLDataSource.cpp (r=sicking) (d86afc643) - Bug 1195611 - Use channel->ascynOpen2 in rdf/base/nsRDFXMLDataSource.cpp (r=sicking) (c6653e192) - Bug 1139177 - RSA public key size checking cleanups. r=keeler (9eec01885) - bug 1141189 - implement skipping expensive revocation checks (OCSP fetching) for short-lived certificates r=rbarnes (708bd2f7e) - Bug 1010068 - Disable OCSP for DV certificates in Firefox for Android r=keeler (2b197e15b) - Bug 858928 - Switch XRE_StartupTimelineRecord() from PRTime to TimeStamp. r=froydnj (414afd85d) - Bug 1136278, Part 1: Refactor algorithm identifiers in tests, r=keeler (5755b7bcb) - Bug 1136278, Part 2: Refactor test SubjectPublicKeyInfo generation, r=keeler (1486716c6) - Bug 1153738: Make ScopedPtr a minimal proper subset of std::unique_ptr, r=keeler (49a1784f2) - Bug 1060112 - Don't treat OCSP responses omitting the requested certificate status as "unknown certificate" responses blocking the connection r=keeler (64f8a1c19) - Bug 1145679 - Reject EV status for end-entity EV certs with overly long validity periods. r=keeler (d62b18d7c) - Bug 891107 - Part 4: Show information about value in overflow error messages in js-ctypes. r=jorendorff (1a366fcd0) (ffc74f1c3) - imported changes from mozilla NSS: - Bug 966856 - mozilla::pkix: support SHA-2 hashes in CertIDs in OCSP responses r=jschanck,djackson (78d2f4a3) (f8a765944) - security/pkix: align pkix with nss' mozpkix bug966856 fix (8612ec640) * 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-27.10.0.win32-git-20211218-8612ec640-xpmod.7z 32bit SSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20211218-8612ec640-xpmod-sse.7z 32bit noSSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20211218-8612ec640-xpmod-ia32.7z 64bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win64-git-20211218-8612ec640-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 1194415 - Refactor BuildProgressFooter.draw() for minor |mach build| perf improvement, r=gps (3488ffb86) - Bug 1153691 - intTestLogging() now adds timestamps and supports param substitution. r=rnewman (507a881c2) - reenable asserts (97032f833) - re-enable specific Windows optimization (7a581da03) - Bug 1149815 - Pass storage function failure codes through to callers, r=asuth. (c54838b5d) - Bug 1149373 - Ensure mozStorage async threads are shut down. r=bent (a511cfefc) - namespace style (7a567650f) - Bug 1193022 - clean up reference-counting in storage/; r=mak (49f115c52) - Bug 1155193 Proxy release the Connection in mozStorageService::unregisterConnection(). r=asuth (bb9311ee5) - bug 1189896 - Do not preallocate Sqlite connections caches for now. r=asuth (210115e89) - Bug 1155846 - Comment out intentionally unreachable code and unused parameters in Prefetcher.jsm. r=billm (8757cba52) - Bug 1166886 - Comment out some code that is supposed to be disabled (r=mconley) (ec5b2bd30) - Bug 1040285 - Single Quotes should not be encoded in the path r=mcmanus,annevk (0a47fdc2f) - Bug 1040285 - Single Quotes in HTTP request-uri Are Incorrectly Encoded as %27 r=MattN (dcce00624) - Bug 1125989 - Avoid OS.File request lossage during worker shutdown, r=yoric (e8e8cab17) - Bug 1164822 - Fix OS.File.remove not throwing with unexisting files. r=Yoric (dd57a069f) - Bug 1123372 - Remove use of .toLocaleFormat() from Places. r=mak (fbfbd7fa0) (caf9d19ef) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1080319 - Remove the -remote option. r=bsmedberg (d83d3ffcc) - bug 1171580 - Don't create a hidden window on iOS. r=froydnj (c3c4be38c) - Bug 1138290 - New option in WindowWatcher.openWindow to open another toplevel window on b2g. r=roc (1d8ea9754) - Bug 1067325 - Context menu actions for view source tabs. r=mconley (68494022e) - Bug 1201533 - Remove the GetEastAsianWidth API and its supporting character-property data. r=smontagu (667a1e932) - Bug 1201518 - Remove the (unused) HBGetEastAsianWidth callback from gfxHarfBuzzShaper. r=jdaggett (49dcca793) - Bug 1170072 - Part 2. Use ICU instead of GetCharProps1 and its supporting data if ICU is turned on. r=jfkthame (af13908f3) - Bug 1203412 - Fix a warning in intl/unicharutil/. r=emk. This change is for the following warning-as-error that shows up on "B2G L Emulator" builds: "error: call to 'sprintf' declared with attribute warning: sprintf is often misused; please use snprintf". (088d6d66d) (fce4bb738) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1153314 - Assign load group to IdP load channel, r=jib (2c78dcc17) - Bug 1048048 - add preload content policy types for scripts (r=baku) (8dc3c1db1) - Bug 1210941 P1 Create the LOAD_BYPASS_SERVICE_WORKER flag. r=jduell (59fcdd603) - Bug 1173378 - crash in mozilla::net::HttpBaseChannel::OverrideSecurityInfo(nsISupports*), r=ehsan (de9772c35) - Bug 1179399 - Add a flag to HttpBaseChannel indicating whether interception is occurring. r=mayhemer (58a874dc5) - Bug 1168084 - Persist view source tab options. r=mconley (c48d492b2) - Bug 1187399 - Add a js::DefaultHasher specialization for mozilla::UniquePtr<T> that proxies the UniquePtr's raw pointer to PointerHasher. r=terrence (bfeed9936) - Bug 1193459: Fix JS_DEPENDENT_TEMPLATE_HINT for clang-cl. r=jimb (9565eceaf) - pointer style (329deb0ec) - space and pointer style (844d8998a) - Bug 1172503 - Delete unwarranted optimization to fix "Assertion failure: !!desc.object() == objHasOwn, at js/src/vm/NativeObject.cpp:1990". r=evilpie. (a97fe0bd4) - pointer style (4c5f6eb6d) (968d2b4e7) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1149476 - Extend autospider.sh timeout and emit a log message, r=jonco (b94c4b8f2) - Bug 1159999 - Suppress command echo for timeout failure setup. r=sphink (9fea5ed54) - Bug 866301 - Part 1. Add unorm.h to system-headers. r=glandium (9c7a982e2) - Bug 866301 - Part 2. Use in-tree ICU source code for gonk. r=glandium (6a6c51437) - Bug 866301 - Part 3. Use system ICU for gonk-JB or later. r=glandium (2d3f73861) - Bug 866301 - Part 4. Turn on Intl API for B2G. r=fabrice,waldo (e8ac69a34) - Bug 1197918 - Use channel->Open2() in rdf/base/nsRDFXMLDataSource.cpp (r=sicking) (d86afc643) - Bug 1195611 - Use channel->ascynOpen2 in rdf/base/nsRDFXMLDataSource.cpp (r=sicking) (c6653e192) - Bug 1139177 - RSA public key size checking cleanups. r=keeler (9eec01885) - bug 1141189 - implement skipping expensive revocation checks (OCSP fetching) for short-lived certificates r=rbarnes (708bd2f7e) - Bug 1010068 - Disable OCSP for DV certificates in Firefox for Android r=keeler (2b197e15b) - Bug 858928 - Switch XRE_StartupTimelineRecord() from PRTime to TimeStamp. r=froydnj (414afd85d) - Bug 1136278, Part 1: Refactor algorithm identifiers in tests, r=keeler (5755b7bcb) - Bug 1136278, Part 2: Refactor test SubjectPublicKeyInfo generation, r=keeler (1486716c6) - Bug 1153738: Make ScopedPtr a minimal proper subset of std::unique_ptr, r=keeler (49a1784f2) - Bug 1060112 - Don't treat OCSP responses omitting the requested certificate status as "unknown certificate" responses blocking the connection r=keeler (64f8a1c19) - Bug 1145679 - Reject EV status for end-entity EV certs with overly long validity periods. r=keeler (d62b18d7c) - Bug 891107 - Part 4: Show information about value in overflow error messages in js-ctypes. r=jorendorff (1a366fcd0) (ffc74f1c3) - imported changes from mozilla NSS: - Bug 966856 - mozilla::pkix: support SHA-2 hashes in CertIDs in OCSP responses r=jschanck,djackson (78d2f4a3) (f8a765944) - security/pkix: align pkix with nss' mozpkix bug966856 fix (8612ec640)

New build of HBL-UXP for XP! Test binary: IceDove-UXP(mail) https://o.rthost.win/hbl-uxp/icedove.win32-20211218-id-f0915f3-uxp-b7cc29620-xpmod.7z IceApe-UXP(suite) https://o.rthost.win/hbl-uxp/iceape.win32-20211218-id-f0915f3-ia-c642e3c-uxp-b7cc29620-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.

New build of Serpent/UXP for XP! Test binary: Win32 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win32-git-20211218-f94c0da-uxp-b7cc29620-xpmod.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win64-git-20211218-f94c0da-uxp-b7cc29620-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-20211218-f94c0da-uxp-b7cc29620-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-20211218-ba47fad4d-uxp-b7cc29620-xpmod.7z Win32 SSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.4a1.win32-git-20211218-ba47fad4d-uxp-b7cc29620-xpmod-sse.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.4a1.win64-git-20211218-ba47fad4d-uxp-b7cc29620-xpmod.7z Official UXP changes picked since my last build: - Bug 1737009 - Make `nsTextFragment::SetTo()` check given string length first. r=smaug, a=RyanVM. DiD `nsTextFragment::Append()` (e5e5fa5ab) - Bug 1738237, don't try to create too large string buffers, r=mccr8, a=RyanVM (6036639e9) - Bug 1730120, close ContentViewer properly if initialization fails, r=nika a=RyanVM (bf632ce22) - backport Bug 1739421: Use kungFuDeathGrip when firing a timer r=bwc a=RyanVM (eb0082eca) - backport Bug 1502599: XHR should allow just "GET" method for blob URLs, r=smaug (6477ec9b5) - Issue #unknown, Reload Flooding prevention. (26ae6482f) - backport Bug 1696685 - r=valentin,nika a=RyanVM (f43ff83d5) - Bug 1339588 - Part 1: Simplify nsTimerEvent::Cancel, since there's no need to release the nsTimerImpl itself. r=froydnj, a=dveditz (c72a393b9) - Issue #unknown, change assignment method in `nsThread::SetObserver()` (138137dde) - Merge branch 'post-git-tracking' into tracking (883880c09) No official Basilisk changes picked since my last build. No official Pale-Moon changes picked since my last build. My UXP changes since my last build: - imported changes from mozilla NSS: - Bug 966856 - mozilla::pkix: support SHA-2 hashes in CertIDs in OCSP responses r=jschanck,djackson (78d2f4a3) (a14066691) - security/pkix: align pkix with nss' mozpkix and fix CheckRevocation API type in application codes (2a8bbf94b) - security/pkix: align pkix with nss' mozpkix bug966856 fix (b7cc29620) * 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.

... so last few hours I rushed compiling for a bug that causing inaccessible to msdn.microsoft.com (due to switching to SHA-2 OCSP cert of microsoft) and finally all my actively maintained browsers/suite/mail clients (excluding AF (which won't release regularly and aim to keep minimal changes between my branch and upstream), and NM26/RZ(which has old NSS that it knows nothing about SHA-2)) are freshly compiled for tomorrow's release. security patches for FX45/BK55 may be available later (i.e. not in tomorrow's release).