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Hi @jasonjulius1122, hello from Belgium and welcome to MSFN! I wish you to enjoy the forums! Have a nice day. hpwamr

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You're probably remembering JustOff's "Modify HTTP Response," which is how I initially solved the issue; but I think your user script is a better solution for me since, e.g., ViolentMonkey will run in multiprocess mode, while JustOff's extension won't. BTW has anyone yet noticed similar CSS breakage on GitHub? M$ seems determined to break any browser that won't run on Win 10+. Edit: Well, it works in a clean profile.... I wonder which extension or config setting only breaks GitHub? Edit 2: Well, it's uBO. (Grr.) Strangely, though, when enabled, GitHub breaks - yet uBO doesn't report blocking anything! How am I supposed to tell what to unblock?

Good. Yep, multi-process mode is the reason for this, it splits FF into multiple processes so that FF performs faster by making it use more memory. It's has been enabled by default since FF 54.

Best regards, your tired AstroSkipper @VistaLover Thanks once more for pointing to your solution! Works great here! The Violentmonkey 2.14.0 toolbar button is now fully functional.

@Cixert! You are really helpful here. Thank you for your contributions! IObit Malware Fighter, another candidate which is already on my list. Unfortunately, I have had the same unpleasant experience as you. IObit tries to push their Advanced Systemcare product on every user. This is totally annoying. I have also noticed the increased consumption of resources. And when you uninstall software from IObit, there is always something left over. Then it's a matter of searching and manual cleaning.. On the plus side, IObit Malware Fighter is still compatible with Windows XP, for whatever that's worth. Unfortunately, in Windows XP we can't be very picky and have to consider every option, even those we would normally discard. At the moment, we still have other options, fortunately.

As you can see, SUPERAntiSpyware Professional X seems to be abandoned just recently, in March of 2023. That's very regrettable, of course! But the updating of definitions still works, of course!

You're welcome, now switch the fake agent on and go here: https://browserleaks.com/javascript What do you see in the AppVersion string?

New regular/weekly KM-Goanna release: https://o.rthost.win/kmeleon/KM76.4.7-Goanna-20230617.7z Changelog: Out-of-tree changes: * update Goanna3 to git 41532ef15e..395e2e581b: - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - bug 1215748 - use llvm-dsymutil for mac builds. r=mshal (a217006d89) - warnings (31ea43d0d8) - Bug 1175154 - Unit tests for IAC on 3.0. r=ferjm (12c424bab3) - Bug 1219543 - Part 1: isRunningOnCompositor flag is now a member of AnimationProperty. r=bbirtles (85bc668501) - Bug 1219543 - Part 2: Avoid the period that mIsRunningOnCompositor is false between restyling and building display list. r=bbirtles (597e46d479) - Bug 1219543 - Part 3: MutationObserver should disconnect when the test is finished. r=bbirtles (70c26a266e) - Bug 1214148 - patch 1 - propagation from the nested iframe back to the toplevel iframe, r=alwu (b42002f43a) - Bug 1214148 - patch 2 - from toplevel iframe to the nested iframe, r=alwu (7b07fe5399) - Bug 1214148 - patch 3 - correct window for nested iframes, r=alwu (27ee08caf1) - Bug 1166910 - put referrer attribute behind pref in webidl, r=bz (93e421fa1b) - Bug 1187357 - rename referrer attribute to referrerpolicy. r=hsivonen (70c67f5def) - Bug 1187357 - Generated code for renaming referrer to referrerpolicy in html parser. r=hsivonen (738de3f278) - Bug 1221341. Snap box shadow clip rect to device pixels. r=mstange (b63b783714) - Bug 1228634 - Implement Element.getAttributeNames, r=peterv (4594d9c14c) - Bug 1216193. Implement webkitMatchesSelector. r=khuey (39742b7e0b) - Bug 1134648, handle dynamic changes to rel=dns-prefetch, r=bz (e27638080e) - Bug 1229962 - use UniquePtr<T[]> instead of nsAutoArrayPtr<T> in parser/html/; r=hsivonen (75de6314f1) - Bug 1226437 - Speculative CSP should set speculative referrer policy instead of actual referrer policy. r=sicking (f7dfd3fd18) - Bug 1227554 - Default to NullPrincipal if doc is not available within expatdriver. r=bz (336a562965) - Bug 1215781 - Use MOZ_UTF16 to generate sTagUnicodeTable. r=mrbkap (eca371a36b) - Bug 1082598 - Part 5: Fix NPAPI for Skia update. r=jrmuizel (25c4d080ab) - Bug 1183828 - Remove 'nsWindow::GetNativeData not implemented for this type' warning. r=roc (0a60404b57) - Bug 1224445 - Add NS_NATIVE_OPENGL_CONTEXT handling to nsWindow::GetNativeData() r=mwu (ee35844be4) - Bug 1179632 part.1 native IME context should not be stored in InputContext but should be able to retrieve with nsIWidget::GetNativeData() r=smaug (5f1804bb72) - Bug 1179632 part.2 WidgetCompositionEvent should store NativeIMEContext which caused the event and PuppetWidget should store it for GetNativeIMEContext() r=smaug, sr=smaug (e00ca78e3f) - Bug 1179632 part.3 TabParent::RecvEndIMEComposition() shouldn't return true with aNoCompositionEvent when there is no widget r=smaug (ee065ed491) - Bug 1179632 part.4 Clean up the code to request IME to commit composition across process boundary r=smaug (9567c4dc57) - Bug 1179632 part.5 WidgetCompositionEvent::mNativeIMEContext should be used at looking for a TextComposition instance for a WidgetCompositionEvent r=smaug (f4e27ec28c) - Bug 1179632 part.6 KeyboardEvent.isComposing shouldn't expose IME state on different document r=smaug (ca8b8a6a02) - Bug 1227544 - Scaling on 720p devices is broken. r=timdream (cb89af839f) (2ddfe368e1) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - align permissions to gecko (2b5293932d) - Bug 1214759 - backport SkDashPathEffect::asPoints fix from upstream Skia. r=jmuizelaar (4f58a0ef9a) - Bug 1216020 - Comment all ALLOW_COMPILER_WARNINGS lines. r=glandium. (30a485d631) - bug 1174747 - Fix sqlite3 build on iOS. r=glandium (ad59695677) - Bug 1229615 - Conditionalize mp4parse.h export. r=kinetik (f7e95a1afa) - Bug 1211741 - Remove libstagefright ID3 files. r=k17e (016da13fed) - Bug 1202266 - Suppress '-Wformat-security' in libstagefright CXXFLAGS. r=kentuckyfriedtakahe Bug 1143336 - Fix and suppress -Wunreachable-code-return warnings in media code. r=cajbir (f8f58de405) - Bug 1225923 - part 1 - convert all needs-to-copy instances of AppendElement(nsDependentString(...)); r=erahm (e061f9cb53) - Bug 1225923 - part 2 - fix AppendElement(nsDependentString(...)) call in HTMLInputElement.cpp; r=baku (69d4b4c288) - Bug 1179089 - Let TelephonyRequestParent hold the callback objects. r=hsinyi (05a6d68415) - Bug 1225923 - part 3 - fix AppendElement(nsDependentString(...)) calls in dom/telephony/; r=btseng (31cb1e8cb0) - Bug 1225923 - part 4 - fix AppendElement(nsDependentCString(...)) call in nsClipboardProxy.cpp; r=roc (978e7bfe19) - Bug 1225923 - part 5 - fix AppendElement(nsDependentAtomString(...)) calls; r=bz (82c93922bb) - fix (761e252105) - Bug 1187114 (part 1) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::EnumerateRead() calls in dom/xul/ with iterators. r=mccr8. (12b2947f5b) - Bug 1187114 (part 2) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::EnumerateRead() calls in dom/xul/ with iterators. r=mccr8. (db1ad0cd0f) - Bug 1187114 (part 3) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::EnumerateRead() calls in dom/xul/ with iterators. r=mccr8. (0b46fdbb38) - Bug 1137009 - Do not persist xul window attributes when in fullscreen. r=enndeakin (6bef2373dc) - Bug 1206958 - Use channel->asyncOpen2() in dom/xul/XULDocument.cpp (r=sicking) (21b1a90678) - Bug 1216945 - Uninitialised value use in nsXULWindow::SizeShellTo. r=bzbarsky. (989ce9ff88) - Bug 1189132 - Skip unmap during window destruction on GTK, working around talos hang with GL layers. r=karlt (34f29cb72b) - Bug 1206964 - Use channel->AsyncOpen2() in netwerk/base/nsNetUtil.cpp (r=sicking) (fbb5158a68) - Bug 1225682 - Don't use nsAuto{,C}String as class member variables in xpfe/. r=neil (bd453fc5f5) - Bug 1221992 - Prevent ServiceWorkerClients.OpenWindow from opening tabs in private mode windows. r=smaug (f7da0cf34c) - Bug 1034922 - Make nsSiteWindow's destructor private, and expose it to nsContentTreeOwner via friend class. r=Enn (87d8dfa052) - Bug 1214174 - Windowless WebBrowserChrome2Stub should implement nsIEmbeddingSiteWindow GetDimensions. r=billm (4f4b44532d) - Bug 1214174 - Add windowless browser test case. r=billm (2ece018afd) - Bug 1160770 - Unnecessary return in tabScrolling property in XPFE autocomplete.xml NPOTB r=Neil DONTBUILD (7fe5f13994) - Bug 1192943 - Use channel->asycnOpen2 in xpfe/components/directory/nsDirectoryViewer.cpp (r=sicking) (79c2f93134) - Bug 1186790 - Replace nsBaseHashtable::EnumerateRead() calls in xpfe/with iterators. r=neil. (ee73ea015d) - Bug 1232450 - use UniquePtr<T[]> instead of nsAutoArrayPtr<T> in xulrunner/; r=Yoric (ffa7a84864) - Bug 1174011, fix xulrunner-stub compile, r=gladium DONTBUILD (bb9381a707) - Bug 1216723 - Add a new -forbid- Safe Browsing list type. r=gcp,r=smaug (9f164a56d8) - cleanup, do not run PP (0d7c0cd4c0) - Bug 1204338 Followup to Bug 403800 Refactor netError.dtd/netErrorApp.dtd to simplify per-application overrides r=Pike (5e1bbcb45c) - Bug 1154347 - Don't set -fomit-frame-pointer on all of skia. r=glandium, r=gw280 (af8db2b7b9) - Bug 1136958 - Remove duplicate SkDiscardableMemory_none.cpp from gfx/skia/moz.build. r=gps (9bbebeecc4) - bits of Bug 1188462 - Rename gfx/skia/trun (d839e73b23) - Bug 1215899 - Suppress clang and gcc warnings in gfx/skia. r=gw280 (e7859525d0) - Bug 1222166 - use gcc/clang warning flags for clang-cl in moz.build files; r=glandium (b885ca1dff) - Bug 1082598 - Part 1: Update Skia to master revision 53c5d5fb795fe04bec050c0583223027c25b839b. r=jrmuizel (4baf696313) - Bug 1082598 - Part 2: Fix Moz2D Skia usage for Skia update. r=jrmuizel (d6192e1b0d) - Bug 1082598 - Part 3: Fix thebes gfxPlatform shutdown for Skia. r=jrmuizel (ecaf498adf) - Bug 1082598 - Part 6: Fix layers for Skia update. r=jrmuizel (e80b4e204c) - Bug 1082598 - Part 7: Update moz.build for Skia update. r=jrmuizel (121c4c6e21) - Bug 1082598 - Part 8: Fix OpenGL interface glue for Skia update. r=jrmuizel (327cebb260) - Bug 1082598 - Part 9: Fix test failures for Skia update. r=jrmuizel (1d0a6a6a9a) - missing bit of Bug 1082598 - Part 1: Update Skia (559cb5a38a) - cleanup strange misspatch (5d759aadaf) (444160f7b2) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1219494 - Part 2. gfx/2d and gfxCrash. r=milan (2beb096938) - Bug 1233069 - add override declarations to Windows graphics headers; r=Bas (a7f6e7d7f4) - Bug 1230357. Enable subpixel text on skia content backends. r=lsalzman (86d91dece3) - Bug 1225977 - fix DrawTargetSkia::MaskSurface with non-zero offset. r=jmuizelaar (5d63e35dc7) - Bug 1230740 - wallpaper patch for a missing nullptr scenario. r=bas (bdfadb90ae) - Bug 1233401 - Do Statistics static initialization from JS_Init; r=jandem (5f8383cd4a) - Bug 1232113 - "Make the format specifiers in JS_snprintf() invocations more portable". r=evilpies (4b0481a222) - Bug 1233722 - Add a documentation comment for JSOP_DEBUGCHECKSELFHOSTED. DONTBUILD. r=efaust (741fedfca9) - Bug 1233722 - Followup: Differentiate between non-debug and opt builds. (rs=arai) DONTBUILD comment-only (234db53445) - Bug 1227144 - Remove unused AutoRegExpStaticsBuffer; r=jonco (b7a21b5471) - Bug 1233302: Don't seed the SavedStacks PRNG unless we're actually going to use it. r=fitzgen (4763a5eab5) - Bug 1233187 - Use normal Rooted for AutoLocationValueRooter; r=fitzgen (90aea4363c) - Bug 1208850 - Inline functions exported to self-hosting global. r=till (b0fbfc7245) - Bug 1197932 - Remove Nightly-only restriction from ES6 Classes. (r=jorendorff) (11e58dfe79) - Bug 1233011 - SharedArrayBuffer subclassing + tests. r=efaust (95c08f129e) - Bug 1232264 - SharedArrayBuffer is only a constructor. r=arai (ae98086e9b) - Bug 1233863 - ARM64: Set up pseudo stack pointer in proglogues. r=sstangl (9db659f62b) - Bug 1232269 - Use the correct receiver when calling an own getter or setter on an unboxed object, r=jandem. (b28b8e4061) - Bug 1233096 - Give JS::ubi::RootList its full type name as its concreteTypeName; r=jimb (6cab2fd056) - Bug 1229829 - make sameBuffer more discriminating. r=waldo (fa7723a152) - Bug 1233175 - refine an assertion. r=terrence (3bc1da0783) - Bug 1231314 - Turn mozilla-config.h and js-confdefs.h into CONFIGURE_DEFINE_FILES. r=gps (b20e88acbb) - Bug 1233966 - build fixes for FreeBSD. r=jrmuizel (a94c01b3aa) (395e2e581b) With more commits form this branch: - revert "Bug 1232450 - use UniquePtr<T[]> instead of nsAutoArrayPtr<T> in xulrunner/; r=Yoric (ffa7a848)" (8ae9bc7a8a) - remove ChaosMode hack in xulrunner-stub (41eb50841d) * 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

They have the numbers, they know for a fact that you're not worth their time. 2 XP visitors to every 120,000 Win10 visitors (I made up those numbers, but you get the gist). And as somebody mentioned in this thread or another, don't recall, WE have OURSELVES to blame - we fake a "modern" user agent on a "modern" OS and so we ourselves are even telling them that nobody on XP is using their web site.

I am sure that when the web with Windows XP cannot be accessed I will abandon the computer science. I am not satisfied with the pretensions of user control that intends the new world order. I want to be free and that my computer does what I order, not what orders a great corporation that intends to guide me on the way.

I assume they want to know about forum basics. In that case, I would first point them to the forum etiquette, then to the forum rules.

@mina7601 OK, I re-quoted, just in case, but seriously, you're taking this to your heart too much. I wasn't angry or upset at all, I was merely trying to point out one would really have to get out of their way to actually write their post 3 times. I feel old. Maybe not in a literal sense, but I feel like I've already seen everything that was there to be seen and I'm just waiting for the death to come pick me up.

360 Extreme Explorer v.13.5.2036 with User Agent Swittcher Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 5.1; Win32; x32) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/108.0.0.0 Safari/537.36 Basilisk 52.9.0 without user agent says Firefox 102 Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 5.1; rv:102.0) Gecko/20100101 Goanna/4.8 Firefox/102.0 Basilisk/52.9.0 (I don't know if I change it in some way or come by default) The problem of changing the user agent with Loader.ini is that all pages will take the new user agent. I like to tell the pages that Windows XP use. How are they going to continue doing programs considering Windows XP if we tell them that we use Windows 10 and current browsers?

Hello @jasonjulius1122, welcome to MSFN! I hope you enjoy your stay here.

Maybe you're in dark mode? Because IDM uses custom dark mode. Is window context menu acrylic? Or maybe you're not admin and it's elevated? Or hidden from taskbar? Observe DebugView output when launching app.

I forgot to mention in regards to the previous issues with Far Cry series games. I never got Reshade to work to a point where a game would actually launch but now the point is moot. Ubisoft has moved to a new version of Ubisoft Connect that no longer generates any sort of error. The process just exits (cleanly it appears, as there is no crash log) after a few seconds. I can't do any more troubleshooting or testing with it because I just decided to uninstall all of those games.

No disagreement. Although users should be reminded that it was "Meltdown" and "Spectre" vulnerabilities that largely brought about the need for multi-process versus single-process more so than the increased number of multi-core CPUs. MSFN Members were quick to point out that Chrome and its forks can have site isolation disabled and reduce RAM 20% or so but that Chrome itself would prefer you use a different browser then use theirs with site isolation disabled. Has the same level of scrutiny been applied to disabling Mozilla's site isolation topology? Low-on-resource users must weigh the pros and cons - but they should also be aware of those pros and cons. If "Meltdown" and "Spectre" scared you into losing sleep when their tentacles were sprawling the internet, then you should think twice before disablling site isolation (which in the case of Firefox and forks, single-process = site isolation disabled). edit - I used to shout from the roof top that single-process was "superior". I can only speak from my own paradigm, but to me, RAM consumptions had me "blind-sided" and viewing browser performance through a tunnel-vision lens. It took me a LONG TIME to break myself from that perspective. EVERY COMPUTER is different, so this is not a "blanket statement", but what I started doing is looking at SPEED instead of RAM. If a computer running at 80% of RAM being used isn't slowing anything down, then why run the risk of "Meltdown" or "Spectre"? If the SPEED of everything is the same at 20% as it is at 80%, then why is the sky falling when we coast around at 80%? Again, that was just MY paradigm-break. We all know our own computers better than others, so everyone must "decide for themselves" what works for them and what doesn't.

All more recent browsers show these behaviour. If you have a lot of RAM, it should be not a problem at all although I don't like such consumption. My Windows XP Professional computer is very low on resources. Only 1.5 GB RAM. One of the reasons I appreciate @roytam1's browser so much. On my machine, they are running in single-process mode, consuming RAM as they actually should do. Additionally, I installed Mypal 68 from the very first and also configured it working in single-process mode. It works great, and its RAM usage is low.

Thank you. I'm loving Windows 7. I installed the minios version. A lighter and improved version. I realize as I put hours on it that the real problem is not only the non-compatibility. The problem is that programs that in XP work, in Windows 7... simply can't get them to work right. Lots of errors that I can't find info on and I end up in a dead end. I ended up doing a dual boot with XP and 7 to split tasks. It works for now. Well, I assure you that I can sniff out their play. That's why I keep testing MyPal, but it's also giving me headaches. Memory wise it works better than FF, but it won't let me install any extensions. When I want to search from the address bar, it won't let me search. I will try to spend more time on it and not lose patience. I will look for info regarding what you say about multi-processing, which seems to be the case. Every time I use FF and open the task manager to see why my ram disappears there are thousands of FF processes there.

Steam is long dead, my friend. I'm afraid it doesn't work anymore as it used to before in 2019-2020. Let me refer you to this topic.

60+? In any case! But many of them have remained young at heart and young in mind. The body, well ...

The next time I am at my desktop computer I will try your second solution: Best regards, your tired AstroSkipper

Undoubtedly a memory leak! I checked it at my desktop computer but wrote it later using my tablet. Of course, I meant 2.14.0 and 2.13.2 respectively. Sorry for being incorrect! I hate that. Mea culpa! And thank you very much for your information! I used the forum search before but I must have overlooked your solution. I'm not that fit at the moment. And now I've infected you, too. Sorry again! PS: Original, faulty post has been corrected!

DarkMagic 3.6.7 improves injection so app coverage must be improved.

Let's hope that's not the case, Roy. Always grateful for your releases... and that's an understatement. I wanted to tell you all that I have been experimenting with Windows 7. It seems to be a reliable, stable, lightweight operating system. It runs smoothly. In fact, it boots faster than our dear old XP. I've slapped it around a bit and it holds up very well to the abuse. Firefox is still compatible, although the latest version does not support some extensions that I use and miss very much. Another problem is that it consumes a lot of memory... a lot. Having 4 or 5 tabs open means more than 2gb of ram gone. I've taken the opportunity to test the latest version of MyPal -thanks Feodor- and it seems to work very well. At memory level it seems similar and I still could not test if the extensions I use are compatible, but the good news is that Whatsapp Web works. Still... I could not get used to Windows 7. It offers some compatibility but several key programs are no longer compatible. So for now I'm sticking with XP.

Unfortunately you cannot create Amperes without using Watts, if we go for: 30A@3.3V 30A@5V 40A@12V those imply 30*3.3+30*5+40*12=99+150+480=729 Watts, so a 750 W would be more suitable, but newer 750W ones generally speaking don't have as well more juice on the 3.3V and 5V than the mentioned 20-25A, so if the requirements are confirmed, OP has no other option than finding an used PSU , it seems like the extra Wattage on recent PSU's goes all on the 12 V rail. See also here: https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?t=34076 jaclaz

According to the recent studies, from "The Jewish News of Northern California". "ADHD diagnoses are more common in nations with high rates of immigrants, such as the United States, Canada and Australia." Jews: "highest rate of ADHD diagnoses, according to the recent survey." Source: https://jweekly.com/2018/04/16/israel-become-adhd-capital-world/ Also interesting: "How did Israel become the ADHD capital of the world?" Source: https://chadd.org/adhd-in-the-news/how-did-israel-become-the-adhd-capital-of-the-world/ Prevalence of ADHD among 7-9-Year-Old Jewish Children. "assessment of ADHD in the Jewish population emphasises" Israeli studies. Source, PDF format: https://cdn.doctorsonly.co.il/2016/12/02_Prevalence-of-ADHD.pdf

It's working there bro...just reduce the app window size and r-click any dwonloaded file...u will see. I've question, is it possible to use some of the settings with EP too or can SAB port the Win10 Start from starting version of windows like 22000.52. Bcoz for the reason of Start menu, I'm using both of the apps. I know it is not recommended but..

Acrylic menus do not work on Internet Download Manager and Autohotkey GUI.

Very nice! Thanks for the great work as always!!

Magic is dark for that reason.

Tihiy this is great! Just a question, are there any plans for properties dialog's to display in dark theme when launched from other applications? For example I use Directory Opus as my primary file manager rather than explorer and it would be awesome if the property sheets would be dark themed when launched from DOpus. Thanks!!

Relax, @Mathwiz probably misread "21 July" as "21 June".

Why at least another week? As far as I can see, we have at least more than a month. But I hope we will have much more.

That's what usually is said in terms of XP and Vista. Partly true, partly not! I think we already know all arguments. My installation is very old. It did not register itself in Security Center. I can't say what would happen if I did a fresh installation. In this case, it is a proper name and is always written as the author intended, regardless of spelling. We don't really want to go into further linguistic considerations, do we? Apart from that, it would be unfortunately off-topic.

Getting some more time to take a breathe is always a good thing. TBH, I have actually always thought that there is no digital barrier in terms of computers and internet that cannot be overcome, by whatever means. As a European and German, I naturally have no idea what such a barrier really looks like, how it is technically realised and what the consequences of discovering a circumvention might be at your location. Your life and well-being come first in any case, of course. Greetings from Germany, AstroSkipper PS: You are undoubtedly the one who made it possible for me to extend the life of my Windows XP computer by years. I will always be grateful to you for that. And I hope it will never end! I am definitely a Windows XP die-hard fan as you surely know.

How is this "rude" and "unfounded", if you just confirmed the problem with the high CPU usage exists on your end? In this case, will it also be "rude" to tell, I'm not going to downgrade to early 100 bulids, just to visit one website? Besides, your site doesn't even support the dark theme. I don't have any of such troubles with MSFN, despite what you say.

Good idea, but I have tried it with User Agent Switcher indicating Chrome 110 and it has not worked. I think this is the best extension for User Agent https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/user-agent-switcher-and-m/bhchdcejhohfmigjafbampogmaanbfkg?hl=en

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-20230603-0996bd29e-xpmod.7z Win64 http://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk55-win64-git-20230603-0996bd29e-xpmod.7z repo: https://github.com/roytam1/basilisk55 Repo changes: - [Basilisk] [SSUAO] Update chase.com override after breakage. (b168e4f9e) - import from UXP: Issue #2256 - Implement Object.hasOwn(object, property) (77bd8159) (851d50ff1) - import from UXP: Issue #2257 - Remove rematerialized frames after bailouts and exceptions. (2a7ff7ce) (0996bd29e)

You're absolutely right! And the language on the website looks like it was written by a third-grader, at best. So what good to expect from the "OS" then, besides typos in their scripts? The quesion is, whether it needs to be here or not. This doesn't go hand in hand with the good reputation MSFN has. I just wonder why (all of a sudden) @NotHereToPlayGames, with his "energetic spirit", is so quet! He is usually very vocal about "thin/thick/fat/greazy" or whatever he calls his "lines of legality" of the innocent extended kernels.

I’m glad that Hollywood finally stopped making those old things. Means both of you not only (how should I put it politely about your English?) rather off the charts with your English, but also know nothing (zero) about human psychology. Films (movies, how you call it), be it westerns, Rambo, Bond, are meant to let off steam, here, enjoy my wisdom, lol. Add bloody brutal games to that list.

jaclaz, you're right ! Cheap/basic models of Fujitsu are/were indeed "Made in Taiwan" . Middle class and up - Western Germany. A good example would be Celsius or Esprimo. Let's search for any picture of their motherboards from various years and zoom to see they're not asian. D2317-A1 (2005-06 or so) zoom the area near the barcode. https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/CfMAAOSwYEJgfnRo/s-l1600.jpg You can also search for some oldies : D2584 (mobo from FUJITSU SIEMENS Esprimo), D2587, D3011 (FUJITSU SIEMENS from 2010) or even the newer ones for Kaby Lake still says Europe (the area near the CPU). model Nr. D3441-S2 https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/oBoAAOSwxK5izaeR/s-l1600.jpg Now what did they mean by "Europe" ? Italy ? France ? Holland ? One could only guess. I see the French Thomson components on these boards, Philips and other major European manufacturers. And yes, I did look at their internals, opened up lots of their notebooks and monitors. For example, 22 inches and up have Philips or Fujitsu guts, again, not cheap. Cheaper ones usually have LG(Philips) inside of them, LG doesn't have any designs/LCDs of their own, it's all made by Philips and is owned by Philips since 1999-2000. LG-Philips LCD is the world's second (now 1st?) largest maker of ... liquid-crystal displays used for flat screens ... https://www.nytimes.com/2000/11/28/business/lg-of-korea-and-philips-set-screen-making-venture.html Now you all can do whatever you want with your choice of goods, while I continue to support Germany financially.

Unfortunately, a lot of problems. No space for additional PCI cards. Quality of IDE-SATA adapters, lack of space, compatibility problems, IRQ incompatibilities and so on. I've already bought IDE-SATA adapters and expansion cards, but I'm happy if my old computer doesn't need any further modification. This cheap electronic stuff has burnt me out before. I am not really a friend of such adapters.

Not a problem also, since there's plenty of well-working IDE-SATA adapters for like 5 bucks per unit.

Good to hear! But we have the theoretical knowledge to understand the instability of magnetic data. In such a case, one can certainly do without such data, even if it would be very welcome. And all this is not a question of belief. It is rather a question of reason. BTW, no one has claimed that data refreshing is a panacea for preserving magnetic information on an HDD. But it is one reasonable strategy, and that is what this thread is about. AstroSkipper

... It's because of what I hinted previously: Two ways to tackle this: 1. In "about:config", toggle "dom.abortController.enabled" to false, restart Serpent 52 and then installing the userscript from that GH page will work (just tested it now ); but the abort API is still needed by GitHub to properly function, so, after installing the userscript, reset the pref and, again, restart St52... 2. "Patch" the actual extension in below fashion: "./background/index.js" (a minified JS file): -!(!e.AbortSignal||!browser.windows) +(!!e.AbortSignal&&!browser.windows) Again, VM-2.14.0 works as expected in actual FxESR 52.9.x (it doesn't have itself the abort API), the breakage in St52 is due to MCP's (imperfect) abort API implementation inside UXP (FTR, VM's devs are almost oblivious to St52's existence ...).

Yes, but this topic is mainly for XP.

KB938979 is for Vista. Not for Xp.