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  1. Hello, MSFN! So I'm a computer enthusiast, and I love to mess around with any hardware/software I can find - old or new, good or bad, etc. I have a passion for computer and information science, and I'm currently working on making a career of it. Nice to meet everyone!
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  2. I've pretty much always assumed that all anti-virus scanners do that, behind your back, without telling you, unless you're very good at reading the fine print.
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  3. Some updates of RealityRipple's extensions just mark the extension as confirmed working with up to the latest official milestone version of Pale Moon and dropping the older milestone versions at the same time, causing them to not install on those versions. GeoFlag at least appears technically compatible with Firefox 52 - 56 and Pale Moon 28+, so I have the following targetApplication entries in its install.rdf: <em:targetApplication> <Description> <em:id>{8de7fcbb-c55c-4fbe-bfc5-fc555c87dbc4}</em:id> <em:minVersion>28.0.0</em:minVersion> <em:maxVersion>32.*</em:maxVersion> </Description> </em:targetApplication> <em:targetApplication> <Description> <em:id>{ec8030f7-c20a-464f-9b0e-13a3a9e97384}</em:id> <em:minVersion>52.0.0</em:minVersion> <em:maxVersion>56.*</em:maxVersion> </Description> </em:targetApplication> The following isn't needed with above modifications either:
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  4. "If you "opt-in" for the security risk (the extent is often debated, so "your call") of enabling WebGL, then you need to remove the --disable-webgl switch in 360Loader.ini ."
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  5. OT ...Then, most probably, this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2qqfafRdEQ /OT
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  6. No need to restart/reopen, just zoom out and zoom in (or vice versa), that will do the trick.
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  7. I wanted to ensure it was a browser shortcoming when struggling on Yahoo mail so I tested the rebuild 3 with W7 (rebuild 7 doesn't work) and I didn't notice any significant difference. I can't tell if the @NotHereToPlayGames browser is ''severely outdated'' because Yahoo released the newer UI long before chrome 86 came to light on the other hand Gmail works perfect and fast enough (even with sluggish Firefox forks) so in my opinion Yahoo mail has actually not been well optimized
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  8. Unsure if you intended to post this in the Humming Owl thread or not - I only tested your URL in my v13.5 build 1030. Unsure if Humming Owl disables WebGL or not. (edit - or are you using an extension to block WebGL?) But again, this web site WORKS in v13.5 build 1030 if you enable WebGL. More reading here -- https://msfn.org/board/topic/184266-arcticfoxienotheretoplaygames-360chrome-v135-build-1030/?do=findComment&comment=1238388
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  9. Yes it does! You have to enable WebGL which is disabled by default due to security risks associated with WebGL.
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  11. I don't know what the heck happened yesterday, but Windows prints today, though I rebooted at least two times yesterday. And TBH, I forgot a lot of trouble with current printer was due to using extension cable, which I used in the past and took a while to pinpoint. Linux somehow had better time communicating using that cable.
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  12. Hm, apparently what I read was just the comment on Reddit saying to search YouTube for "Cinema Therapy, radical acceptance". Nice find, though some situations are just beyond messed up that one shouldn't have to just accept. Sigh, back at wrong thought patterns, huh?
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  13. A wider assortment of 32 bit applications run, including up to Chromium ~107 and Electron applications such as Spotify (Discord's updater is buggy, apparently it's reliant on IE). Firefox goes up into the 90s. Chromium 110 x64 works. Chromium 111 x64 may work, with --no-sandbox and ChromiumFix=1 set in a osver.ini override for the application. OBS Studio 29 works, Calibre is fixed and PCSX2 1.7.3195 QT6 works, but later versions have issues. And Premiere Pro 2019 working now, which I did not expect. There are two known issues; Chromium's access to audio devices is broken. The cause was discovered and it has been fixed, but I am waiting on a fix for the second issue to include it in an update. There is an issue with userenv.dll which breaks audio on various systems. As the updates to userenv.dll are only needed for Chromium 110+, you can temporarily replace it with the original version to restore sound if it has been lost.
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  14. To be fair, and I always fair, I'm a judge of some sorts - no such dll even present here ! Would be polite to check this browser *before* you posted an article from 11 years old. On the other hand, we must be grateful you didn't find an article from 1986. That upvote I gave you yesterday, was by mistake, retracted now. I used this browser a couple of years ago and observed no such behaviour. The browser was good while it lasted circa (2020-2021), now it's obsolete, struggles with twitter, etc. I'd move back to it, if the engine bumps to say Chrome 103 (at least).
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  15. Hi the. I do not use this (I prefer to have a no e10 profile for such things. But you may try https://custombuttons.sourceforge.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=44002&sid=7ecc5da3152e2e2c7bb62e23921106c4 It installs well on custom buttons, but it needs testing. Cheers!
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  16. Well, I certainly found number of reasons that still makes me prefer it over Chromium flavors. @VistaLover Sure, I generally don't like the number of things in this world, including the way a number of websites are designed. I've got a hint from another place to look into radical acceptance, a specific video or podcast about it...not sure as I can't find it again...but yeah, that was the main thing - "radical acceptance".
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  17. Ugh, every once in a while I need a printer and Windows goofed up...again! Just nothing happened when I tried to print, no error, just nothing. I'm so fed up with darned OS corrupting itself in random ways, no matter how careful I am to not goof it up. On Linux, I've been able to print/scan consistently without a single fail. I'm also considering going Linux full-time for normal everyday tasks, maybe keep Windows around for some specifics. I don't need much these days, a web browser, a media player, password manager, maybe a virtualizer and office suite (just for viewing). Just not sure on what distro to settle. I'm sure I don't want rolling-release distro. I'm most familiar with Ubuntu. Edit: Or maybe just more time...
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  18. Hello @Chuck, welcome on board! ...have you tried the same page on "new incognito window"?...because it's this window without extensions. I don't have version 11 anymore... Why don't you try our latest 360Chrome version 13.0 or 13.5?
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  19. Possibly a cock-up by upstream? https://repo.palemoon.org/Basilisk-Dev/Basilisk/commit/dcb4e31c2c47f8daf7978e801aa632853d8ef922#diff-ef54fe37278363a5a6074fd58ec470b5683c06c3
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  20. Change those bytes for steam.exe, steam.dll, and steamservice.dll
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