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New build of Serpent/UXP for XP! Test binary: Win32 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win32-git-20230527-3219d2d-uxp-96e3781bd-xpmod.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win64-git-20230527-3219d2d-uxp-96e3781bd-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-20230527-3219d2d-uxp-96e3781bd-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-28.10.6a1.win32-git-20230527-d849524bd-uxp-96e3781bd-xpmod.7z Win32 IA32 https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.6a1.win32-git-20230527-d849524bd-uxp-96e3781bd-xpmod-ia32.7z Win32 SSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.6a1.win32-git-20230527-d849524bd-uxp-96e3781bd-xpmod-sse.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.6a1.win64-git-20230527-d849524bd-uxp-96e3781bd-xpmod.7z Official UXP changes picked since my last build: - Issue #2250 - Part 1: Return early if the element being tested for is likely an ancestor and does not have an assigned slot (1c2dd6aee) - Issue #2250 - Part 2: Ignore the ancestor filter assertion if rule matching is restricted or if the current element is under a shadow host (3d917c996) - Issue #1592 - Follow-up: Ensure topmost scope marker is cleaned up (adaf6c322) - Issue #2252 - Prevent crash when attempting to load a script with execution disallowed. This issue is due to the ExecutionContext added in Issue #1691 not handling GetScript() in a context where script execution is not allowed. This expressed itself in crashes when playing MP4s with the NoScript extension installed and enabled. (106de86dc) No official Pale-Moon changes picked since my last build. No official Basilisk changes picked since my last build.

No apologies necessary in this so-called topic. Let’s just try to prevent technical threads from becoming “12 pages of rubbish” please.

Not so simple, you touched one of the "tough" topics in English (but many other languages have similar peculiarities). People is a plural noun, but in some contexts there is the plural, i.e., as an example, you can say "the peoples of Asia": https://www.britannica.com/browse/Peoples-of-Asia Chicken is singular, one chicken, two chickens. Children is the plural of child. Hair is singular, but it is usually used as a collective noun, to mean the whole amount of single hairs, so depending on the context it can have a plural, i.e. you may find a few hairs on your comb, after having combed your hair.. jaclaz

Best solution will be to clone Nt5 as an Opensource Project , something more serious than Reactos, focusing mainly on Kernel and other components rather Whole OS. This kernel can be used with XP Shell , 2000 Shell with Tweaks or Reactos Shell if u desire full opensouce. This is exactly what Beeos People did with Haiku ,

New build of BOC/UXP for XP! Test binary: MailNews Win32 https://o.rthost.win/boc-uxp/mailnews.win32-20230527-73569c73-uxp-96e3781bd-xpmod.7z BNavigator Win32 https://o.rthost.win/boc-uxp/bnavigator.win32-20230527-73569c73-uxp-96e3781bd-xpmod.7z source repo (excluding UXP): https://github.com/roytam1/boc-uxp/tree/custom * Notice: the profile prefix (i.e. parent folder names) are also changed since 2020-08-15 build, you may rename their names before using new binaries when updating from builds before 2020-08-15. -- New build of HBL-UXP for XP! Test binary: IceDove-UXP(mail) https://o.rthost.win/hbl-uxp/icedove.win32-20230527-id-656ea98-uxp-96e3781bd-xpmod.7z IceApe-UXP(suite) https://o.rthost.win/hbl-uxp/iceape.win32-20230527-id-656ea98-ia-93af9a0-uxp-96e3781bd-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.

I guess I for one am fully "aware" of this topic regardless of which month the calendar has us in. Britney Spears Kirsten Dunst Jim Carrey Robin Williams Miley Cyrus If you watch the news throughout the year, not just in May, this topic comes up ALL THE TIME. Public school or movie theater or mall shooting - two topics will saturate the news outlets for weeks -- 1) gun control, and 2) mental health

I for one am not really sure of just "what" the topic was "expected" to unfold into - all MSFN members publicly declaring their "condition" and providing a full list of "meds" ???

That was so nasty of me, please accept my apologies, I promise to behave.

Thanks for your understanding! In Roman and German law, there is the following principle: Ignorantia legis non excusat. Therefore, interpreted in a figurative sense, mea culpa!

We can just fork Reactos and black box Reverse Engineer Server 2003 [Don't copy code just look how they implemented , Exactly what Wildbill did] @WinWord2000 I have similar plan for NT5.2 Kernel , Tweaking it and using it on Win2000 or XP shell as u desire , fully opensource, Reactos People already documented 70% of Stuff , it is will power and man power what is needed , NT5 Forever can happen , like System V inspired Linux , it can become own Line of OS living forever, BSD was Black Box Rip Off of System V , This is my plan , not now exactly but will do in future when done with Current Projects , OS is no joke , so i need few other programmer. It is inspired by Kernel32 en-devour of Wildbill, but it will go far and wide Kernel: - AVX/AVX2/AVX512 Native Support - Intel Supervisor Mode Prevention - Address Space Layout Randomization - Kernel Page Table Isolation - ASID & Global Pages utilized for Memory Management - Superior Registry Hive Implementation - NX Bits Implementation - SSE2/SSE4 Optimized System [SSE2 is for Older Sytem with Core2/P4/Athlon64] - System wide Sandboxing XPDDM V2: - Superior OpenGL/Vulkan ICD - Varuna2D: Faster 2D Implementation based on Vulkan *Fall Backs to GDI for Older System /Software Usermode: - New CRT Runtime based on UCRT - NT6 Compatible Library: like K32_NEO for Newer Kernel 32 Api [ In Compatibility Property u can set Vista + while running newer Apps] HAL&ACPI: - Modern Hardware Clock Sources - ACPI Driver based on ACPICA Miscellaneous: - Intel/AMD Mesa Based Driver [DirectX9/OpenGL/Vulkan] - Universal USB Audio Stack + UHD Audio Driver - USB Stack Derived from Universal Kernel Mode Stack - GPT & BTRFS - Pure UEFI Boot [Backward Compatible with Legacy BIOS] - SecureBoot & Hardened Bootloader. Enhanced NDIS5: - Few Essential Features from NDIS 6 and Above - NIC Driver for most Common NIC for Which Official XP Driver not available Network Stack: - FreeBSD11 with F-Stack Patches [XP's own Stack is derived System V Unix/FreeBSD] - WPAS 3 Support

Hello! The reason on Control.htm is not the right one. The server is just missing files. Can I have your fiddler log to troubleshoot it please? I should be able to fix that. But your language is not common. I don't think I'll be able to find a language pack file (.gng file) for it. But anyway, let's try!

I don’t blame you. I started this topic because I believe that mental health issues have been affecting MSFN in recent years, and this really is Mental Health Awareness Month in the United States. The month of May will soon be over, and hopefully this topic will soon be abandoned by even the most compulsive posters - but hopefully an increased awareness will remain.

Windows version requires Windows 10 x64, or you could use PlayStation etc.

Sure.

VIsta doesn't support well GPT/UEFI AFAICR (and even 7 is more than a bit flaky with GPT/UEFI). Besides the issue reported here on MSFN on that given thread: https://msfn.org/board/topic/179532-installing-vista-or-7-using-uefigpt/ there could be also a mismatch of architecture, 32 bit vs. 64 bit if you are booting UEFI, on the other hand if you attempted booting a GPT style disk via BIOS, there will be probably no code in the (protective) MBR, so it won't be able to boot, though I thought that in this case the system would halt and not reboot. If your motherboard has CSM, it would be much easier to install in BIOS/CSM mode on a MBR style disk. In theory it is possible to convert (most) GPT style disks to MBR (without losing data), though the manual way is complex and although dedicated third party tools exist (I believe Commercial only) it isn't worth the hassle for a new install (IMHO). @D.Draker jaclaz is not a clairvoyant, unfortunately, he usually relies on his crystal ball but currently it is under maintenance[1]. jaclaz [1] and unfortunately also the I-Ching I use as a backup/temporary solution was unavailable

Did you know that “funny farm” is synonymous with “loony bin,” “nut house,” “Bedlam,” “booby hatch” (thanks D.Draker for the last two) - all of which are euphemisms for “insane asylum” or “psychiatric hospital”? One such place was Pescadero, where Sarah Connor was unjustly incarcerated in the second Terminator movie.

As if it really matters? What's the point in ANYBODY "correcting" others on such TRIVIAL matters? To prove ones self as "always right, never wrong"? I say that to ALL who "correct" others here at MSFN because that is why so many feel that MSFN is a "toxic environment" - it only "matters" in a "I have to be always right" universe. My two cents, my OPINION. "Opinions are like butts. Everybody has one, doesn't mean everybody wants to hear them." As far as being on-topic, I have to ask if "always right, never wrong" is a mental disorder? waka waka waka

1 - It would be "tribes of Asia" then. 2 - No, "in more general, commonly used, contexts, the plural form will also be chicken." https://www.wordhippo.com/what-is/the-plural-of/chicken.html I was under the impression - commonly used, general form of English is what we use here, no? 3 - At least here we agree. 4 - Using hairs instead of hair was always deemed grammatically incorrect, at least in the 80s we were taught, only illiterates speak/spell like that. Your English is very good, btw. None of this is meant to say otherwise.

For me Windows Server 2003 is sill my daily driver. I preferred the Windows 95 explorer that I was using on Windows 98SE as daily driver until 2014, At this point 98SE was no longer usable because of the Web and I got a new laptop and Installed Windows Server 2003 (licenses was almost free). I still feel like Windows NT5.x is new I hated it when it came around in the early 2000's because it was much slower than 9x and lacked good DOS compatibility, but now I love it more than ever, super stable and nice interface, it is a shame that it is getting abandoned. I probably will have to abandon Windows Server 2003 as a daily driver but I am unsure I will accept to actually use Windows 10+.

https://github.com/LordOfMice/Tools/blob/master/rmmremove.zip Utilities for removing "bad" DOS (RMM - Real Mode Mapper) drive letters for Windows 9x. Some analogue of "dlmanip delete" for DOS. Contents: RMMFLRM.VXD Delete phantom floppy drive letters. RMMBADRM.VXD Removal of USB drive letters processed by BIOS and visible as a duplicate under Windows 9x after Hand Off for USB controller. RMMLTRRM.VXD & RMMLTRRM.REG Remove any drive letter, including both boot and system letters (if you want to check this), not automatically, but by arbitrary list in the registry (RMMLTRRM.REG). N.B. These tools really delete drive letters, not just masking in Explorer:

New regular/weekly KM-Goanna release: https://o.rthost.win/kmeleon/KM76.4.7-Goanna-20230527.7z Changelog: Out-of-tree changes: * update Goanna3 to git 1dfd83ddde..ed2747a092: - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1214139 - Connect to HFP, A2DP, and AVRCP if CoD is invalid, r=shuang (459ec4b233) - bits of Bug 1156229: Make ref-counted class destructors non-public (dc7a57b259) - Bug 1228909 - Fix PDU packing in |ClientSetAdvDataCmd| for GATT API. r=brsun (08d7ecc898) - Bug 1228946: Remove '#if 0' block from Bluetooth module, r=joliu (b5f0503541) - Bug 1209085: Replace simple init ops by |UnpackPDUInitOp| in Blutooth HFP backend, r=joliu (5783c5826c) - Bug 1211948: Remove registry interfaces from |BluetoothDaemonProtocol|, r=brsun (c7b21bac78) - Bug 1223804 - remove unused container macro; r=btian (de2e51ddec) - Bug 1228471 - use Endian.h to write filename and handleId into OBEX packet, r=shuang (38225c81ac) - Bug 1211435: Cleanup AVRCP interfaces when Bluetooth adapter gets switched off, r=shuang (52d318d250) - cleanup old BT files (93589e8581) - Bug 1132343 - Patch2: Replace setPairingConfirmation() with accept() in marionette test due to API change. r=shuang (37645d2d0f) - Bug 1139774 - Add a function to wait promise for bluetooth adapter creation. r=shuang (cb66b22bc7) - var-let (aedeed6516) - Bug 1178654 - Fix the uuid length when parsing bluetooth low energy advertisement data. r=btian (88118d5f2f) - Bug 1170076 - Use snprintf instead of sprintf when parsing bluetooth GATT advertisement data. r=shuang (3ede2b3a98) - Bug 1166231 - patch 2 - BluetoothOppManager blob uses fixed CLOSED TREE (559f9cdd90) - Bug 1178076 - MessagePort should not set listeners nor workerFeature when neutered, r=smaug (ac527766ed) - Bug 1177727 - MessagePort should call RemoveObserver before calling Release(), r=mccr8 (8d59127b35) - Bug 1224825 - Race condition in MessagePort::close - patch 1, r=smaug (c655fbfec7) - Bug 1224825 - Race condition in MessagePort::close - patch 2, r=smaug (fbb702e748) - Bug 1187115 - Replace nsBaseHashtable::EnumerateRead() calls in dom/{bluetooth,messagechannel}/ with iterators. r=khuey. (40e8a81d13) - Bug 1185531 - Wrong NS_WARN_IF use in MessagePort.cpp, r=smaug (47077031e4) - Bug 1181595 - Improve null checks in MessagePort::RemoveDocFromBFCache, r=smaug (f9964384e9) - fix misspatch of 1180555 (0f9e3b5383) - Bug 1181595 - MessagePortChild should check if the MessagePort is still alive before dispatching messages, r=smaug (3dd0ca3bac) - namespace fix (1288e86370) - Bug 1224061: f*** bluetooth. r=me CLOSED TREE (b952a5e008) - Bug 1159650 - Remove incorrect value assertions in BluetoothGattCharacteristic and BluetoothGattDescriptor. r=btian (97376c7d95) - missing bit of 1140952 (da07ba9392) - Bug 1194153 - Chrome Registry's convertChromeURL shouldn't crash when given a null url, r=bsmedberg. (aeea438643) - Bug 1203900 - Fix cycle collection and array buffer creation bug in the implementation of MediaKeyMessageEvent, MediaEncryptedEvent, and BluetoothLeDeviceEvent. r=bz (e30c13f078) - Bug 1137601 - Fire onadapterremoved before onattributechanged in BluetoothManager, f=jocelyn, r=shuang (4920faebd8) - Bug 1228479 - Remove redundant blob handling in BluetoothMapRequestHandle::ReplyToFolderListing, r=shuang (a4cda2f71c) - Bug 1227380 - Move LOCAL_INCLUDES and CXXFLAGS to moz.build in dom/bindings/. r=mshal (2ba98b8c3b) - Bug 1227987: Simplify CGDOMJSClass::define. r=bz. (bc2686e68a) - Bug 1229176 - make check for ChromeOnly interfaces for header inclusion more complete; r=bz (506d0b9572) - Bug 1230291. Correctly include nsContentUtils when generating a manual hasInstance with nsIDOM* stuff or when we have a JS-implemented interface with clearable cached attrs (852e9c3c9e) - Bug 1229031. Make sure to not init binding pref var caches on worker threads. r=smaug (ae495709cd) - Bug 1226448. Fix Optional::Construct to do perfect forwarding, and fix the dictionary assignment operator code for members that can have missing values to not try constructing and already constructed member. r=jib (e67eff372e) - bug 1196460 - add class for wrapping proxies of document accessibles r=surkov (8ec0276e4b) - Bug 1210549 - Make proxied accessibles defunct when proxy dies r=tbsaunde (ab0fabf2a4) - bug 1196460 - make the ctor of HyperTextProxyAccessiblewrap public r=surkov (2f3c9ef441) - bug 1196460 - make IsDoc() return true for wrappers of proxied documents r=surkov (59f0d68130) - bug 1196460 - provide mapping from id to accessible in DocProxyAccessibleWrap (359a45ddef) - bug 1168204 - Expose more interfaces to windows for proxied accessibles r=davidb (9db556118a) - bug 1213327 - expose iAccessibleHyperlink on proxied accessibles r=davidb (935ae7d3df) - bug 1159828 - make ia2Hyperlink use proxies r=davidb (2d9982d7e3) - bug 1168202 - ia2AccessibleHyperlink::get_anchor needs to give the caller a reference to the anchor r=davidb (7ea462a6ce) - bug 1159741 - make ia2HyperText use proxies r=davidb (47fa0bb381) - bug 1159850 - make ia2Accessiblevalue use proxies r=davidb (b1731c4019) - Bug 830801 - Part 2. Remove NOMINMAX define from moz.build. r=mshal (0d8375058c) - Bug 1166169 - Add MOZ_GONK_MEDIACODEC in configure and define it in moz.build. r=cpearce, r=glandium (5ffba1b95d) - Bug 1200492 - Do not add the top source directory to the include path in dom/canvas; r=gps (eb72451eaf) - Bug 1226868: Fix test metadata to correctly check things and verify that it has done so afterwards. r=bz (5354c2b3fc) - Bug 1220565 - Remove non-standard comprehension from addon-sdk/. r=mossop (95a732e149) - Bug 1146926: Allow attaching a worker to a CPOW window without invoking CPOW operations. r=gabor (590192deec) - Bug 1228975 - Remove Array generics usage from Places code. r=mak (dd5cc6efca) - Bug 1217225 - Differentiate between images optimized for skia and skia-gl in the CanvasImageCache. r=mstange (79eaf016f8) - Bug 1213491 - Change CanvasRenderingContext2D::ContextState::clipsPushed to an nsTArray. r=nical (ae43fc69d2) - Bug 1163105 - Flush frames before building the filter. r=roc (05b2980b24) - Bug 655328 - clip canvas drawImage source/dest rectangles instead of throwing IndexSizeError. r=jmuizelaar (9f5274375b) - Bug 696630 - Take imageSmoothingEnabled into account when creating pattern fills. r=mattwoodrow (f2c99c9cfb) - Bug 1228287 - Make sure we can't do SkiaGL without the pref set. r=benwa (552495d3c5) - Bug 1222083 - verify that a Skia GL context is actually available before trying to use it in Canvas2D drawImage. r=jmuizelaar (1c8cf4ba63) - Bug 1190210 - Part 1: Avoid wrong memory accessing in CropAndCopyDataSourceSurface(). r=smaug (a035874da0) - Bug 1190210 - Part 2: Make sure the size of created ImageBitmap is the same as the intented cropping area. r=roc (5a80cf8dae) - Bug 1190210 - Part 3: Fix the assertion in create-from-blob case. r=smaug (4ff1045b98) - Bug 1190210 - Part 4: Test cases. r=smaug (8ef4c6f293) - Bug 1224647 - part1 - remove ErrorResult in the creating ImageBitmap from ImageData code path; r=bz (78792f46d1) - Bug 1224647 - part2 - remove ErrorResult in the creating ImageBitmap from Blob code path; r=bz (de719d4eca) - Bug 1215414 - Fix ClearBuffer taking TypedArrays. r=jgilbert (22b34bd418) - Bug 1209384 - Check active query has same type as target. r=jgilbert (483fbce55a) - Bug 1220783. Map GetUniformIndices names. r=jgilbert (f7c7b03a4d) - Bug 1228488 - Return INVALID_ENUM for GL_UNIFORM_NAME_LENGTH. r=jgilbert (826a05df79) - Bug 1228949 - Fix WebGLBuffer content type when the target is LOCAL_GL_COPY_READ_BUFFER or LOCAL_GL_COPY_WRITE_BUFFER. r=jgilbert (a6ecdbce69) - Bug 1186666 - clamp gl ClearDepth() value to [0,1]. r=jgilbert (c0ee2d0375) - Bug 1171021. Rewrite SetFullAlpha to choose one method of iterating. (cd48866843) (0e560e6a54) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1174043 - Run DisableTimer if timer is not yet disabled. r=dglastonbury (43c299c62d) - Bug 1178893 - Made state/gl-enum-tests Conformant. r=kamidphish (1633473eae) - Bug 1206907 - GenerateWarning should output to Web Console, not Browser Console. - r=bholley (6932f2268b) - Bug 1217550 - In debug build, drop a note if we use SkiaGL canvas. Simplify logging defines and flags for non-critical errors. r=benwa (25bf7f409e) - Bug 1142975 - Check for Present()-caused context loss. - r=kamidphish (54fb28fca5) - Bug 1167176 - Only premultiply webgl snapshot pixels if alpha is used. r=jgilbert (514b386faa) - Bug 1159131 - Work around false positive -Wuninitialized gcc warnings in DEBUG PGO builds of WebGLElementArrayCache.cpp. r=jgilbert (6ed90182df) - Bug 1192472 - Only do supplemental isArray check if WorkAroundDriverBugs. - r=kamidphish (dd483b334f) - Bug 1156582 - Initialize WebGLShader bools in constructor. r=jgilbert (274a9e2f94) - Bug 1106138 - Cause crash when an unimplemented pack mode is used. Implement packing for RGBA32F format, which is used in WebGL 1.0.2 conformance. r=jgilbert (f50837881a) - Bug 1186111 - Implemented pack unpremultiply for 32f formats. r=jgilbert (e9c9817fc9) - Bug 1186111 - Implemented pack unpremultiply for 16f formats. r=jgilbert (a7de6d243c) - Bug 1186129 - Fix assignment of alpha in pack premultiply RA16F. Also made a cosmetic change to the assignment of alpha in pack premultiply RA32F so that it is more consistent with the other pack functions. r=jgilbert (af4ed85388) - fix misspatch (6648b81b59) - Bug 1228711 - Cubemap images must be square. - r=benwa (67449ebf1e) - Bug 1225576. Always use the VAO workaround. r=jgilbert (8a60a1fede) - Bug 1223445 - KeyframeEffectReadOnly objects end up keeping lots of other objects alive too long, r=birtles (399e829c30) - Bug 1194639 part 1 - Add AutoMutationBatchForAnimation; r=heycam (efad01861e) - Bug 1194639 part 2 - Report changes to playbackRate to animation mutation observers; r=heycam (f02c335b45) - Bug 1194639 part 3 - Report changes to startTime to animation mutation observers; r=heycam (6e75a26308) - Bug 1194639 part 4 - Report changes to currentTime to animation mutation observers; r=heycam (9de00c380d) - Bug 1186684 - Remove unused ErrorResult in Animation::SetPlaybackRate/SilentlySetPlaybackRate. r=bbirtles (49f0661411) - Bug 1194639 part 5 - Report changes from calling reverse() to animation mutation observers; r=heycam (547a21978a) - Bug 1194639 part 6 - Report changes from calling finish() to animation mutation observers; r=heycam (8d844bff3b) - Bug 1194639 part 7 - Report changes from calling play() to animation mutation observers; r=heycam (0f512e80b1) - Bug 1194639 part 8 - Report changes from calling pause() to animation mutation observers; r=heycam (e72119572b) - Bug 1207951 - Fix buggy logic in ComposeStyle; r=heycam (481ee753fb) - Bug 1161320 - Fix conflict between finishing and aborting a pause; r=jwatt (5ad0b89e91) - Bug 1216846 - Don't update hold time when completing a pause if it is already set; r=heycam (28f3301a4e) - Bug 1209519 - Undef GetCurrentTime in DocumentTimeline.h to fix --disable-accessibility bustage. r=birtles (4c3bec65a3) - Bug 1230056 part 1 - Add EffectCompositor::HasAnimationsForCompositor; r=dholbert (fbe737d428) - Bug 1230056 part 2 - Remove nsLayoutUtils::HasAnimationsForCompositor and call EffectCompositor::HasAnimationsForCompositor directly; r=dholbert (df22cd42a6) - Bug 1194037 part 5 - Make AnimationProperty::operator== ignore mWinsInCascade; r=heycam (3b2409fe3f) - Bug 1231107 - add an assert on animationProperty. r=heycam (372c0975ed) - Bug 1216872 - Make 100% Keyframe returned by getFrames() have easing:linear. r=birtles (25e98055d5) - Bug 1227384 - Move LOCAL_INCLUDES and DEFINES to moz.build in js/src/. r=mshal (5e825ebfbe) - Bug 1225298 - Use GCHashMap for liveScopes, r=terrence (4aa4aaf59d) - Bug 1134253 - Improve object extensibility TypeError messages produced from Object.defineProperty; r=jorendorff (9c32f595d2) - Bug 1227677 - Extract PNK_COMPREHENSIONFOR from PNK_FOR so that comprehension gunk doesn't taint for-loop emitting logic. r=shu (67e7547c25) (ed2747a092) * 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 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-20230527-18f929f60-xpmod.7z Win64 http://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk55-win64-git-20230527-18f929f60-xpmod.7z repo: https://github.com/roytam1/basilisk55 Repo changes: - import from UXP: Issue #2250 - Part 1: Return early if the element being tested for is likely an ancestor and does not have an assigned slot (1c2dd6ae) (60925e43f) - import from UXP: Issue #2250 - Part 2: Ignore the ancestor filter assertion if rule matching is restricted or if the current element is under a shadow host (3d917c99) (3f426bfd7) - import from UXP: Issue #1592 - Follow-up: Ensure topmost scope marker is cleaned up (adaf6c32) (0254e5384) - import from UXP: Issue #2252 - Prevent crash when attempting to load a script with execution disallowed. This issue is due to the ExecutionContext added in Issue #1691 not handling GetScript() in a context where script execution is not allowed. This expressed itself in crashes when playing MP4s with the NoScript extension installed and enabled. (106de86d) (18f929f60)

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NT 5.x is the best series of the Windows NT line ever. It was so simple but also super stable and just does the work for me. I used XP until mid 2017 as main, and it was for the most part a very pleasant eXPerience. The old taskbar and explorer interface with deskbands and quicklaunch is just a dream for productive work. To this day my workflow works best with the explorer from XP/2003. It also runs usable on hardware starting from Pentium III to the well beloved and very fast Sandy/Ivy Bridge µarch. Even on Haswell with some tweaking. The only real downside is the aging and very bad security architecture/concept and the limited modern hardware support. If 3rd party software and hardware vendors still support NT 5 I would likely use it to this day as main.

Well, I don't know how that happened either. I used to be one of the youngest, and suddenly I'm one of the oldest. In any case, you have my deepest understanding for that fatal condition.

And XP x64 too.

And Server 2003? (NT 5.2)? jaclaz

What else did you expect starting such a thread in a non-technical subforum? Everything that is possible is posted here. This thread in this non-technical subforum has absolutely nothing to do with Legacy Windows. This is where especially all the social media and lollipop posters get attracted at their finest and nothing else. IMHO, this has nothing to do with the original idea of MSFN. Spoken for me only, I am in general technically interested when surfing MSFN. That's why you find me here very rarely. And that's why I became a member of the MSFN Forum in 2010.