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You need to use the original installer kindly provided by win32, and not a third party one, since it may or may not be infected. And you need to run the original installer by the developer win32 in admin mode!

guys, new release mypal68 from feodor2 is here, what feodor2 done is fix title bar for xp with luna theme any other themes, and classic theme, not only that, it will also fix windows vista basic title bar as well: https://github.com/Feodor2/Mypal68/releases/tag/68.13.1b

Dr. Web made an antivirus, too. So what you wtote is not completely off-topic, and thank you for reminding us it's Russian. "How do I get rid of Dr Web", a very helpful video with instructions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVutoUWSnuk

If either of those works on your Vista x64 with extended kernel, then by all means post something about it in the Vista Forum! Those poor extended kernel users still haven’t reported any antivirus that works except Kaspersky after all this time. (Or perhaps you have given up on the extended kernel, I wouldn’t know.)

Well, since the other member above kindly warned us - Avast might also be compromised by foreign intelligence agencies, I shan't use it anyways! I tend to listen to what the older folks have to say.

Right! Malwarebytes is compatible with many other AV programmes, but not with Avast. If you have problems, then Malwarebytes Premium's real-time protection can be disabled at any time. In this case, you probably won't observe any further incompatibilities when using both in the same system partition. In my case, I do not have both installed in the same Windows XP partition. However, I have more than one Windows XP partition managed by Boot-US. So I am able to use different antimalware programmes on my old computer.

Panda Free (or not Free) and Malwarebytes Premium can both be installed, since they don't need a lot of RAM, so no problem with that.

WOW! A portable AV! That's definitely something unique. The last time I used a portable AV, it was ClamWin. Panda Dome looks more and more tempting, I will probably make a small gift to my mommy and purchase her a paid version of Panda Dome for WinXP laptop!

You mean Panda Free and Malwarebytes Premium are both installed? I suppose that could work with one real-time protection disabled. I once got a false positive from Panda Free while scanning with something else, but I could’ve easily forgiven that minor conflict if Panda hadn’t bricked my OS on March 11, 2015. https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-31851125

@Dixel Has returned to MSFN!? You just missed your friend D.Draker: He posted as recently as Saturday but appears to be taking some time off this week. I’m sure you will get along great with Cocodile (yet another Vista x64-using Kaspersky-hater who joined while you were away). I just reviewed a March 1, 2022 post of yours in which you made the very interesting statement, “look at Prague, it’s a well known KGB nest!” Of course Avast (which I used and recommended for years) is based in Prague, which is now one of the dual headquarters of Gen Digital (the other being in Tempe, Arizona, USA where the Norton division is based). I can’t help wondering if this KGB presence in Prague (perhaps known to everyone except me) is the real reason why legacy Windows users seem to be shunning Avast/AVG products these days? 🤔

Thank you for providing this link! I will have a look at this.

it's made in china just like the last working and stable web browsers for XP. google, intel, nvidia, M$... and many others who don't support XP anymore are not chinese companies AFAIK Read this quotation from my introductory post containing the conditions for posting here in this thread: No more off-topic posts in my thread! This is my last warning. AstroSkipper

I totally agree. Same here in Germany! I do not know anyone either who is interested in using Kaspersky or do trust their products. Thanks for your confirmation!

@Dixel! Hello and welcome to my thread! Glad to hear you like my thread! I have been using Panda Free Antivirus for several months. I am generally amazed at how little resources it uses and how it protects my Windows XP computer completely satisfactorily. I hope you will find what you are looking for here. My list of all presented security programmes in the second post of this thread is just under construction, but will be maintained by me and constantly expanded, if my real life allows it and I have not to waste my time commenting on programmes that have long since been sufficiently discussed and put ad acta. Greetings from Germany to The Netherlands, AstroSkipper

It's been a long time since I've worked on these. (Wow, almost 8 years.. where does the time go?) I believe x79 was the highest chipset covered by the version of the Intel INF files I used as a base. I see some x79 references in the files, so this chipset should be covered. I never got around to working on x99 or higher. Virtually impossible to find the time for any of my projects these days.

The OP is fond of expansive self-quotations that increase page count as rapidly as possible, and of course he also gains reputation with every self-quotation. Malwarebytes is actually much better than SUPERAntiSpyware, so don’t waste your time with that crap! Also somewhat “Made in China” https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/glarysoft

first off I do not click on cumbersome windows (admin fault) that take me to elsewhere so I mostly tap on real links. second, I don't care much about an overview that sings xxxxx AV praises.... last, I prefer to review the AV myself with real trojans or virus hidden inside a folder and Malwarebytes didn't do well in my case for quick random scans HitmanPro, for full and efficient scans Avast... Glary Utilities is somewhat useful when one has to hunt down some unexpected processes that launch on startup

Possibly a good idea to check this feature here, it even shows the famous 67.xxxxx IP from Texas on the picture! iSurfer Shield "Protects against identity theft, hacking, and spamming threats" https://download.cnet.com/iSurfer-Shield/3000-2144_4-75077406.html

You can't compare any product experience on 64 bit Vista with XP 32 bit. It's like comparing Moon to Mars. One example would be that Vista has far more advanced firewall, and possibly can block the malicious connections made by Kaspersky. Moreover, we already read about your experience in Vista topic, where Kaspersky simply crashed with EX-kernel, I will of course not repeat it here, since, like I said, is 100% off-topic! Hence all you "discover" is asolutely not related to this topic, even @Vistapocalypse agreed he too posts off-topic.

Excuse me, why do you post about 64-bit Vista here? Any discussions about OSes, except Windows XP SP3, [which only comes in 32bit versions] are totally off-topic. I'm asking you both politely, please, stop posting off-topic! Thanks!

Yes, very! If one wants to be infected by Kaspersky itself, when it injects malicious java code in ones browser! "Information Disclosure in Kaspersky Anti-Virus, Kaspersky Internet Security, Kaspersky Total Security..." "...disclose unique Product ID by forcing victim to visit a specially crafted webpage (for example, via clicking phishing link). Vulnerability has CVSS v3.0 base score 2.6" An official website of the United States government. Source, in American English. https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2019-8286

I have received a notification but as mentioned this morning I don't read posts with multiple quotations....if you want to call me out make up a clear and readable post.

I'm from The Netherlands, I don't know anyone, never saw anyone who uses Kaspersky. And I have quite a lot of friends due to my work. As usual, thank you very much for bringing this to our attention!

It's the way how their kernel is written, not much you can do about it, unfortunately! I travelled through a million of light years, trying to speed it up, Xp/Vista would still be faster with HDD.

AstroSkipper, greetings! It's so great to see you're still here and provide us with top-notch software only! I'm actually amazed and intrigued at the same time! They still have such a nice all-in-one security European software package for XP, and I didn't know about it! What would I do without you! I'll intsall it on my mother's laptop as soon as I visit her. The name Panda was confusing though)))) I thought it was Chinese, now I see it's European, and I'll not hesitate to use it!

Did you try? Enable write caching on the device: No.

Malwarebytes doesn't seem to be a virus scanner and it's terribly slow in comparison to AVAST. last time I performed a full scan over XP partition it took it 6 hours to end up finding nothing

Panda Dome also has a Free Edition, and it can be transformed to a portable version, which Avast and Kaspersky does not have, so no need to "debate" over anything. Here, see the fact checked article: https://cybernews.com/best-antivirus-software/panda-antivirus-review/

I can't believe in 2023 some people still have faith in those fake certificate stamps

Serpent may be a somewhat different beast. It (well, at least St 55) has a second pref, network.http.accept.image (that I guess MCP added), but I don't know what it does as compared to the pref inherited from FF. But in any case, the FF 52 experiment showed that Bing isn't smart enough not to send WebP to a browser that indicates it doesn't want WebP. Extremely bad practice, indeed. Back to JPEG XL. I tried to update Paint.net on my Win 7 system last night to a version that supports JPEG XL (which happens to be the last Paint.net version for Win 7), and discovered the author meanly removed all but the latest (Win 10+) version from his GitHub page. I tried to find the needed version, but the only installer I could find is an "online" installer and it kept getting a stupid SSL error. I don't have time for that kind of nonsense, so I just uninstalled Paint.net and switched to Gimp. Gimp isn't as user-friendly, but it still runs on Win 7 and it includes a JPEG XL plugin. I loaded in a big 3.3MB .PNG image and exported it as .JXL. The two images look identical to my (admittedly untrained) eyes, but the .JXL one was about 1/4 the size of the .PNG. Wow - no wonder folks want to switch!

You can use a custom Chrome made by @win32 instead. Here is the link to it.

alright rebuilt UXP-based builds and ported latest commits to moebius. and JPEG-XL even works in IA32 build!

Thank you, @Cocodile! I totally agree to this.

@winvispixp Another Vista x64 user says Kaspersky “injects malicious java code in ones browser” (see above). Have you experienced any problems worth mentioning with Kaspersky?

One thing we know about Kaspersky is that it is effective! In independent tests conducted by AV Test over the years, Kaspersky Internet Security nearly always scored a perfect 6-6-6, only rarely slipping to 5.5 in some particular category. (You will have to scroll down to late 2017/early 2018 to see results for version 18.0 specifically.) https://www.av-test.org/en/antivirus/home-windows/manufacturer/kaspersky-lab/ A minor concern of mine was that unlike Avast, Kaspersky never submitted their free version for testing by independent labs, which is actually one reason why I never used it. However, AstroSkipper reassured me about that in his May 8 post. According to this Kaspersky support article, version 18 did not even require an SSE2-capable processor: https://support.kaspersky.com/us/common/compatibility/15479 The article implies that version 19 is also compatible with XP, however one MSFN member reported to the contrary on May 14. Edit: I still have my doubts about that report in light of this June 14, 2019 post. (KFA 19 is an option for Vista in any case.)

No it is not a provocation, nor an accusation, nor anything else, I simply listed the main things forbidden by MSFN Rules, and couldn't see which one of them has even a feeble connection to the possible reason why Astroskipper changed his mind. The political/religious debate (Rule #2.b) is prohibited, but there is an exception carved out explicitly for technology topics, and a simple statement, like the one Astroskipper just posted, is anyway more than enough, there is nothing to debate about it. What perplexed me in the original announcement was the apparent non sequitur, as I read it, essentially: "The national authority of my country issued a warning in March 2022, I didn't believe it for some 15 months, today I changed my mind." So I asked if there was some relevant news that triggered this re-evaluation. jaclaz

Of course! And you see I did. Don't speak for others, speak for yourself! What others are interested in or not you can't really know. Such statements are speculative and meaningless. I did not overlook the different warnings at all. I already reported the warning from BSI months ago in the old antivirus thread. As I already wrote in my previous post, a more in-depth consideration at this point cannot be carried out due to our forum rules. Maybe, you overlooked it. AstroSkipper

New NewMoon 27 Build! 32bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20230624-8b34136411-xpmod.7z 32bit SSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20230624-8b34136411-xpmod-sse.7z 32bit noSSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20230624-8b34136411-xpmod-ia32.7z 64bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win64-git-20230624-8b34136411-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 1207030 - Enable -Wshadow flag in more directories that have no -Wshadow warnings. r=glandium (0654c75bf5) - don't build hunspell unified (a576cbdc65) - Bug 1218315 - Replace NS_LITERAL_STRING(...).get() with MOZ_UTF16(...) on rdf. r=nfroyd (795b627c84) - Bug 138009 - Remove unused platform.js, now with packaging goodness, r=mossop (f7547f1f16) - Bug 1195168 - Use channel->ascynOpen2 src/nsAutoConfig.cpp (r=sicking) (23ed743739) - Bug 1197926 - Use channel->Open2() in extensions/pref/autoconfig/src/nsReadConfig.cpp (r=sicking) (a6372aa60a) - Bug 1231256 (part 1) - Remove unused nsBoxLayoutState parameters from many functions. r=roc. (9d57344ee6) - Bug 1231256 (part 2) - Remove unused BlobDirState parameters from SetLazyData(). r=jld. (f3d62d9754) - Bug 1231256 (part 3) - Remove unused parameter from TryToOuterize(). r=roc. (0dc80be011) - Bug 1231256 (part 4) - Remove dead SetContext() declaration. r=jfkthame. (4108786c72) - Bug 1231256 (part 5) - Remove dead FromCSSPerspectiveInfo() function. r=vlad. (a9980426b0) - Bug 1231256 (part 6) - Remove unused parameter from Damage functions. r=roc. (e74906d54a) - Bug 1231256 (part 7) - Remove unused parameters from two layout functions. r=roc. (1cdcf91a10) - Bug 1231256 (part 8) - Remove unused parameters from MouseClicked(). r=roc. (2acf1b532b) - Bug 1231256 (part 9) - Remove unused parameter from ShowPopup(). r=roc. (e57daff2ee) - Bug 1231256 (part 10) - Remove unused parameters from StartAPZDrag(). r=roc. (b8d8ed57f4) - Bug 1231256 (part 11) - Remove unused parameter from HidePopupsInList(). r=roc. (ab9ea00111) - Bug 1231256 (part 12) - Remove TraceableVectorOperations::canAppendWithoutRealloc. r=terrence. (dc1ae504d5) - Bug 1230911 - modified asseert in order to prevent null pointer dereference. r=roc (71dce2e51c) - Bug 1230913 - modified assert in order to prevent null pointer dereference. r=roc (91b6092a83) - Bug 1228952 - Move texture metadata out of the BufferTextureClient/Host's buffer. r=Sotaro (5783f02382) - Bug 1215005 - SourceSurface has thread-safe refcount now. r=bas (13a0f58815) - Bug 1215438 - Part 1: Add utility functions to support transferring ImageBitmap. r=roc (5837bc686b) - Bug 1212009 - ReadFullySerializableObjects() doesn't use the aIndex param and it can be removed, r=smaug (db1b7f2a2c) - Bug 1215438 - Part 2: Add transfer support for ImageBitmap. r=baku (5f428ddaa3) - Bug 1215438 - Part 3: CairoImage can use in any thread. r=roc (7e6d6562ef) - Bug 1215438 - Part 4: Rename CairoImage to SourceSurfaceImage. r=roc (e336d6bcd7) - Bug 1215438 - Part 5: Add test for imagebitmap transfer. r=roc (71c7dbc4a5) - Bug 1172796 - Part 1: ImageEncoder can be used on worker thread. r=seth (8aa6b4d9bc) - Bug 1172796 - Part 2: Add write-only flag for origin-clean check. r=roc (dc4a1d5ef4) - Bug 1172796 - Part 3: Implement OffscreenCanvas constructor. r=roc r=smaug (466bef6e1a) - Bug 1172796 - Part 4: Implement OffscreenCanvas::ToBlob. r=roc r=smaug (0afb84ecb2) - Bug 1172796 - Part 5: Implements OffscreenCanvas::TransferImageBitmap. r=roc r=smaug (2709566e26) - Bug 1172796 - Part 6: Implements ImageBitmap::Close(). r=roc r=smaug (a45e423d77) - Bug 1172796 - Part 7: Implements ImageBitmapRenderingContext. r=roc r=smaug (c5a30f3132) - Bug 1172796 - Part 8: Add ImageBitmapRenderingContext to test_intefaces.html r=smaug (e8786603b2) - Bug 1172796 - Part 9: Use gfxPrefs to get webgl.enable-prototype-webgl2. r=jgilbert (c4ee72d49c) - fix Bug 1230686 - use RefPtr<DrawTarget>& instead of DrawTarget* (f92f5fae12) - reapply per misspatch Bug 1200595 - Consolidate the TextureClient's destruction logic. (960eb012ae) - Bug 1215236 - "Remove compilation warnings in StructuredCloneHolder". r=smaug (0ba2fdb23b) - Bug 1222123 - Warning fix in CompositorD3D11.cpp. r=Bas (f8d36dbb71) - Bug 1219494 - Part 4. gfx/layers and gfxCrash. r=mchang (b4046ee2df) - Bug 1229533: Ensure our RenderingTargetView for the backbuffer and the backbuffer itself have no lingering references, and log if they do. r=milan (89c9eed426) - Bug 1222569 - remove unused variables in CompositorD3D9.cpp; r=Bas (05f5a61e66) - Bug 1198021 - When the ContentClient of a ClientTiledPaintedLayer changes, don't destroy the old content client until after the layer transaction has been sent. r=nical (901edd5f56) - Bug 901097 - FileReader API in workers, r=sicking, r=nfroyd (01a4023d7e) - Bug 1217307 - Remove some unnecessary null checks in dom/base/. r=njn (4411cefe18) - Bug 264412. Implement HTMLElement.innerText. r=smaug,mats (28306eabfb) - Bug 1119157: Fix false over-recursion in web worker threads by cleaning up thread info in the processes forked from Nuwa. a=asuth (be1fb6ca67) - Bug 1125091 - Make Nuwa be Valgrind-friendly. r=njn. (bade1e2e1f) - Bug 1144535: Respect caller-specifed thread attributes in creating threads in the Nuwa process. r=asuth (33acdcf8ca) - Bug 1216354 - Disable LSan leak checking by default in mozglue. r=glandium (c8177284b2) - Bug 1196859 - Block Roboform binaries written against old SDK. r=bsmedberg (bf21a047ea) - Bug 763395 - Add nlsp.dll to blocklist. r=bsmedberg (ab96eafdbe) - Bug 1136968 - Add YCWebCameraSource.ax to DLL blocklist. r=benjamin (735282235d) - Bug 1170141 - Block RealNetworks Browser Record Plugin due to startup crashes. r=ehan (21937f4bc1) - Bug 1222819 - Add Orbit Downloader .dlls to Windows blocklist. r=aklotz (e8446eda95) - Bug 1198186 - increase limit used to detect int values passed as first argument to LdrLoadDll, r=dmajor (89f5ae4a87) - Bug 1151506: Block long hex name DLLs due to startup crashes. r=bsmedberg (34c0b81bfc) - Bug 1160148: Also block AVX2 in Win7RTM, and move the code to mozglue. r=froydnj (61ab36c6c6) - Bug 1203350 - Unify arithmetic operators in TimeStamp; r=froydnj (a96aeb7e11) - Bug 1179550 - Always terminate the str buffer. r=erahm (0c07fcad4f) - No bug, add missing include to StackWalk.cpp, DONTBUILD (88beda3fbb) - Bug 989499 - Part 2: Use FramePointerStackwalk on windows. r=rjmuizel (3f0db58ded) - Bug 989499 - Part 1: Add a way to get the stack top. r=BenWa (a1bdae796f) - Bug 1193838 - Expose ProfileGatherer as an nsISupports through nsIProfiler for process parent actors. r=BenWa (07121dd03d) - Bug 1233835 - Fix TaskTracer double init assert. r=mconley (895511b141) - Bug 1193838 - Make ProfileGatherer exist during the lifetime of a GeckoSampler. r=BenWa (9ca73c74e4) - Revert "Bug 1172157 - Save malformed profile JSON to file to help debug." (r=BenWa) (e4fc0084d4) - Bug 1196845 - Fix invalid JSON in saved Java thread profile; r=BenWa (d5b542da81) - Bug 1145333 - Skip NativeStackAddrs that conflict with pseudoStackAddrs and jsStackAddrs when merging sampler stacks. r=mstange (b50a048ab2) - Bug 1122721 - Don't call pthread_get_stackaddr_np during sampling. r=mstange (c6818c45a2) - Bug 1229850 - Avoid unnecessary combobox dropdown calculations in the content process. r=dbaron (174530328f) - Bug 1187605 pt 1 - In vertical writing modes, add an 'orientation' attribute with value='left' or 'right' to the <select> control's dropdown button. r=smontagu (76f9cb3fcd) - Bug 1187605 pt 2 - Make the <select> dropdown arrow respect the 'orientation' attribute, if present. r=smontagu (bd58cd1f89) (2121ac8f2e) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - missing bit of 989499 and some other files (23b0597ba6) - Bug 1233666 - Remove hacks for getting frame pointer for x86/x64 gcc. r=glandium (bfe8f59916) - Bug 1176266: In TimeStamp_posix.cpp, check for XP_LINUX instead of LINUX, and add missing #include, to allow strrchr usage. r=BenWa (56c725cffa) - Bug 1167230 - Don't pack ProfileEntry on ARM. r=shu (89f880e0cb) - Bug 1209779 - Ensure that all null elements are written when streaming profiler JSON; r=shu (2bae5addc6) - missing bit of Bug 1141712 - Make LUL (55f1276545) - Bug 1061800 - Add breakpad ids to profiler in Linux. r=BenWa (994fd1a941) - Bug 829621 - Compute the breakpad-id for OS X. r=BenWa. (e129580174) - missing of Bug 938157 - Lightweight CFI/EXIDX (b355dc3140) - Bug 1193838 - Allow ProfileGatherer to gather profiles from exiting processes. r=BenWa (5ab1a6a3c9) - align some missing stuff (5ebecd2364) - align some missing stuff (b8ff7aa361) - Bug 1164315 - Update key fingerprint for bitbucket.org; r=me (c1a3fbd930) - Bug 1178955 - Refactor config path selection; r=smacleod (89552bb0ac) - Bug 1195445 - Update host key fingerprint for bugzilla.mozilla.org (3783541088) - Bug 1218903 - Update bmo fingerprint. r=fubar, a=Tomcat (5b836fc585) - Bug 1178955 - Print config path on failure; r=smacleod (f5499f3771) - Bug 1185113 - Support setting more secure file permissions; r=smacleod (7dbf6b22fd) - Bug 1184229 - Detect multiple version-control-tools repos in Mercurial config; r=smacleod (16c24072a9) - Bug 978514 - mach mercurial-setup: Use mqext from the version-control-tools repo (1fa5765e8a) - Bug 1178955 - Don't pass config paths to updater; r=smacleod (80fcb05121) - Bug 1197527 - Don't unnecessarily attempt to create extensions directory in MercurialUpdater; r=gps (9b049c3ff8) - Bug 1164812 - mach mercurial-setup: Always mark the v-c-t repo as needing update (bd631208bd) - Bug 1197527 - Always clone version-control-tools in MercurialSetupWizard; r=gps (6990e8f589) - Bug 1197527 - Consolidate obtaining hg path into mozversioncontrol.get_hg_path; r=gps (e0b029a8e9) - Bug 1200458 - Skip permission check for .hgrc on Windows in hgsetup wizard. r=gps DONTBUILD (cc5b0d6daf) - Bug 1168466 - Bump minimum Mercurial version; r=smacleod (7fde47cfbe) - Bug 1185113 - Clarify language around Bugzilla credentials; r=smacleod (9166fdfbf9) - Bug 1185112 - Don't prompt for Bugzilla username/password if cookies defined; r=smacleod (cd87c96823) - Bug 1188931 - Fix hgsetup wizard. r=gps (68a6b46be4) - Bug 1200461 - Prompt for Bugzilla API Key instead of password; r=smacleod (780fb5d85d) - Bug 1228580 - ./mach mercurial-setup should use ~ to set up extension paths, not my literal home directory. r=gps (7a0c839880) - Bug 1231192 - Mark Mercurial 3.5.2 as oldest non-legacy version; r=smacleod (8f69483333) - Bug 1231192 - Bump some minimum Mercurial version; r=smacleod (916c56a852) - Bug 1162093 - Add "push-to-try" from version-control-tools to the mercurial setup wizard prompt.;r=gps (d29c7cf63a) - Bug 1168466 - Prompt to install bundleclone extension; r=smacleod (780ce90a08) - Bug 1185557 - Print relevant config options; r=smacleod (2f3f7e0161) - Bug 1231192 - Support clonebundles feature; r=smacleod (dcba1ccd34) - Bug 1231192 - Offer to install hg wip; r=smacleod (c42ebce5c8) - Bug 1231192 - Only install host fingerprints if not running secure Python+hg; r=smacleod (3154a2497b) - Bug 1178955 - Error when semicolon comments are seen; r=smacleod (e1f7081bb6) - Bug 1231989 - Prompt to install hgwatchman extension; r=ahal (0eddf0c1c8) - Bug 1178955 - Print line number for parse errors; r=smacleod (5369468cf1) - Bug 1185557 - Only prompt to install progress on Mercurial <3.5; r=smacleod (401f362265) - Bug 1232747 - Check for ssl.SSLContext existence; r=dminor (d505b07c5c) - Bug 1144629 - UnicodeDecodeError in ./mach mercurial-setup. r=gps, r=glandium (611d3ec83e) - Bug 1216970 - Make the copying more obvious in ProfilerImpl::GetStacktrace. r=froydnj (085625e113) - Bug 1190466 - tools/rb/find-leakers.pl re-written in Python r=mccr8 (4bfdcad13e) - Bug 1116478 - Open web content handlers in the proper tab in e10s. r=billm (ff8e11f45e) - Bug 1213437 - Less data copying when handling structured clones in MessageManager, r=baku (c4e2a13253) - const-var (69d17f312d) - Bug 1203090 - Ensure we always use '/' as the starting path separator for the DOM path of the Directorys initially returned by HTMLInputElement.getFilesAndDirectories. r=baku (1325bbc40c) - Bug 1209975 - Stop using dom::Promise::MaybeRejectBrokenly() in GetDirectoryListingTask. r=baku (2106790950) - Bug 1209924 - Implement a general filtering mechanism for Directory::GetFilesAndDirectories, and add filtering of sensitive files/directories. r=baku (27b4a26262) - Force a repaint after DXGI device resets. (bug 1188019, r=bas) (09c999e6e5) - Bug 1163911 - Make responsive images block the document load event while the load task is queued. r=jst (0ee0e3db79) - Bug 1166138 - Make img srcset react to resize/viewport changes, r=jdm (91674519e6) - Bug 1194893 - Pref for default file upload directory. r=smaug (ec6d33d983) - bug 1116409: switch update server to sha2 cert; update in-tree pinning. r=rstrong,snorp,mfinkle,dkeeler (7c8f631f27) - bug 1116409: fix cert pinning on backup cert for aus5.mozilla.org. r=typofix (3c690cbc6d) - Bug 1167048 - Change default font for Thai script from serif to sans-serif. r=smontagu (15dc86c389) - Bug 1205570 - fix up font prefs for x-math lang group. r=heycam (03f1820752) - Bug 1071769: Use DrawTargetTiled on B2G. r=Bas (b80ce768f1) - fix misspatch of 1149343 (541dd7aac8) - Bug 1199766 - Disable ICE TCP SO gathering via user pref. r=bwc (80cdc9c662) - Bug 1187472 - only log UDP and TCP candidate gathering failures. r=bwc (bc3dcb02d0) - Bug 1190615 - Skip non-UDP STUN servers for UDP sockets. r=bwc (a2d1d914b5) - Bug 1187775 - skip host and reflexive ICE candidates if relay-only. r=bwc (7e2cba1685) - Bug 1185198 - use port 9 for TCP active candidates. r=bwc (0a89cb199d) - Bug 1177921 - Fix typo in STUN server name. r=drno (1ad43ced6b) - Bug 1178349 - Enable ice_unittests on desktop linux on CI. r=bwc (ce5ece8264) - Bug 1189041 - Add option to only gather addresses for default route. r=bwc (3651f2ff06) - Bug 1189040: add a whitelist for network interfaces to use with ICE/webrtc r=ekr (6f693af72c) - Bug 1189198 - don't start STUN transactions with a protocol mis-match. r=mtseng (a3b410e2a8) - Bug 1208096 - Handle various failure cases for TURN gathering better. r=drno (1d8e173448) - Bug 1211389 - Make absolutely sure the relay->srflx pointer doesn't dangle. r=drno (d59b0bf08d) - Bug 1215616: use base address for server rflx ICE candidates r=bwc (89d07331ac) - Bug 1207451 - removed framing from multi_tcp API. r=bwc (317f40f490) - Bug 1186590 - Part 1 - Enable interface prioritizer on all platforms. r=drno (036a69fdb3) - Bug 1194019 - New defaults for gather tests. r=bwc (8343ceab56) - Bug 1144933: Only check that remote candidate is loopback in TestLoopbackOnlySortOf. r=drno (1f53d824e4) - Bug 1186590 - Part 2 - Move hard-coded interface priority list into nrinterfaceprioritizer, and simplify some functions. r=drno (9f20fad21b) - Bug 1152137 - Part 1: Test case. r=ekr (6b50f06d90) - Bug 1152137 - Part 2: Remove attributes that could not be initted properly instead of just freeing them. r=ekr (ccdf81294a) - Bug 1200763 - Remove hard-coded STUN IP address from ice_unittest, and do a DNS lookup instead. r=drno (ae54a83363) - Bug 1208176 - Part 1: Add a couple of interface names. r=drno (b7ead0b476) - Bug 1208176 - Part 2: Add a one-sided trickle test case to ice_unittest. r=drno (ad6afedb1c) - Bug 1037618 - Relax candidate verification for TCP. r=bwc (0cad14c89e) - Bug 1208176 - Part 3: Be forgiving when we see prflx instead of host candidates in ice_unittest. r=drno (50bdec2ba3) - Bug 1035428: Re-register writeable callback after partially servicing the send queue. r=drno (2fdb7880fa) - Bug 1135753 - Mark some overridden virtual functions in WebRTC as MOZ_OVERRIDE; r=mt (97f451c97d) - Bug 950660: Part 4: Bridge TCPSocketChild to nr_socket r=bwc,jdm (654587b321) - Bug 971357: Log STUN responses at INFO instead of DEBUG. r=ekr (81b500df17) - Bug 1006809 - update triggered check behavior to RFC 5245. r+bwc r=mjf (31b718b5e5) - Bug 1208278 - improved STUN request timeout handling. r=bwc (cf470fb12f) - Bug 1142964 - Fix ICE tiebreaker on Windows. r=bwc (0d2fd78252) - Bug 1219557 - don't pair candidates from different reserved networks. r=mt r=bwc (24d3e5106c) - Bug 1220441 - Improve gather trickle ice unit tests. r=bwc r=mjf (96f76c6c8c) - Bug 1205421 - fix DNS resolution of STUN server in ice_unittest. r=bwc (5d5b153358) - Bug 1206465 - removed ice_ctx from TestStunTcpServer. r=bwc (9a0df03894) - ug 1008792 - Check for valid pointer before using. r=bwc (7660fd0a71) - Bug 1233101 - Use MOZ_LIKELY in js_new etc to help branch prediction; r=terrence (31fb244734) - Bug 1225565 - Fix module import cycle detection r=shu (370dc26ee8) - Bug 1225558 - Improve module error messages r=shu (83b6038bb3) - Bug 1225561 - Don't allow a module to export non-existent local bindings r=shu (41f065891a) - Bug 1233124 - Remove mis-named duplicate typedefs for rooted import and export entries r=terrence (17a60bdb39) - Bug 1208464 - Implement proposed ES7 functions Object.values and Object.entries. r=evilpie (615193d0fb) - Bug 1226549 - added assert check for matches pointer in for prevent null dereference. r=hv1989 (d321ad0385) - Bug 1232113 - "Make the format specifiers in JS_snprintf() invocations more portable". r=jcoppeard (7c58b79a53) - Bug 1232446 - Re-enable method calls in SelfHosted code using new anti-content checks. (r=till) (ba7dc22ff8) - Bug 1232159 - Stop using pseudo-Uint32Array in SelfHosted code. (r=till) (c325f8ff58) - Bug 1226235 - Print file and line info for failing assert in self-hosted code. r=efaust (4a8d54d38b) - fix misspatch (fca2efc1f1) - Bug 1186003 - Switch automated builds to Gtk+3. r=mshal (658ad843b7) - Bug 1181342 - tooltool manifests and build-clang config for clang 3.6 r=rail (6264b4df68) - Bug 1181342 - Follow up to use the unpack feature of tooltool instead of setup.sh r=glandium (96bb3b2062) - Bug 1181255 - Mozconfigs for tsan builds. r=glandium (19250f4cc1) - Bug 1181255 - Get tsan builds on gtk3. r=glandium (e5ffd1c02f) - Bug 1187664 - Create a fontconfig cache so that Firefox doesn't have to do it itself when run on build automation. r=mshal (8ce567bd4c) - Bug 1188780 - Include debug symbols in gtk3 tooltool package. r=mshal (a5b573aa58) - Bug 1188780: remove setup.sh invocations, as they fail outside the mock environment; r=glandium a=RyanVM (058e306cac) - Bug 1178513 - Fix non-unified bustage. r=wchen (543d1e5497) - Bug 1162789 - Add a comment explaining why mForm is not set to null during unlink (eaa2a82048) - Bug 1189655 - Define MOZ_HAVE_CXX11_CONSTEXPR on VS2015 or later. r=Waldo (2d134e3b41) - Bug 1231758 - Fix bogus assertion in BCE for Annex B function assignment. (r=jorendorff) (701b2530b9) - Bug 1233100 - Ensure that derived constructor bad return value errors are thrown before leaving the containing block. (r=shu) (52f5bcf0a5) - Bug 1232022, 1232449 - Address forgotten review nits and fix bogus error message. (rs=Waldo) (dfd9d5e388) - Bug 1233121 - Refactor ObjectBox tracing r=terrence (876a140535) - Bug 1231647 - Check for duplicate exported let and const in modules r=shu (99f53ad443) (7adb8133f5) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1233120 - Check token after static in class declaration. r=jwalden (4a20bb8b32) - fix misspatch (52ab5af7a2) - Bug 1232113 - "Make the format specifiers in JS_snprintf() invocations more portable". r=n.nethercote (cdc699de7e) - pointer style (23f7032244) - Bug 1052139 - Adjust tests to tolerate an immutable global object prototype chain. r=bz (4f884aa62c) - Bug 1234246 - Don't reprotect JIT code more than once when linking. r=nbp (55bff93bf3) - Bug 1229057 - Part 1 followup: Move addToStackPtr and dependent things to -inl.h. r=nbp (c6c57d1a5d) - Bug 1229057 - Part 1: Move MacroAssembler::addPtr into generic macro assembler. r=nbp (0c691a8df2) - Bug 1229057 - Part 2: Move MacroAssembler::add32 into generic macro assembler. r=nbp (0a84be726b) - Bug 1229057 - Part 3: Move MacroAssembler::add64 into generic macro assembler. r=nbp (29f21c5279) - Bug 1229057 - Part 4: Move MacroAssembler::addFloat32 into generic macro assembler. r=h4writer (6b63035c36) - Bug 1229057 - Part 5: Remove unused MacroAssemblerX86::addConstantFloat32. r=h4writer (dfb322bdce) - Bug 1229057 - Part 6: Move MacroAssembler::addDouble into generic macro assembler. r=jandem (fb3d2f76e1) - Bug 1229057 - Part 7: Move MacroAssembler::addConstantDouble into generic macro assembler. r=jandem (6c23319d2a) - Bug 1229057 - Part 8: Move MacroAssembler::subPtr into generic macro assembler. r=lth (177ec72dba) - Bug 1229057 - Part 9: Move MacroAssembler::subDouble into generic macro assembler. r=lth (050476a293) - Bug 1229057 - Part 10: Move MacroAssembler::mul32 into generic macro assembler. r=sstangl (3e4bcf323f) - Bug 1229057 - Part 11: Move MacroAssembler::mul64 into generic macro assembler. r=sstangl (ac4a65eb7e) - Bug 1229057 - Part 12: Move MacroAssembler::mulBy3 into generic macroassembler. r=sstangl (6e2e0d3da3) - Bug 1229057 - Part 13: Move MacroAssembler::mulDoublePtr into generic macro assembler. r=djvj (662910b530) - Bug 1229057 - Part 14: Move MacroAssembler::mulDouble into generic macro assembler. r=djvj (82a2ef49fb) - Bug 1229057 - Part 15: Move MacroAssembler::divDouble into generic macro assembler. r=djvj (3628a6ad6a) - Bug 1229057 - Part 16: Move MacroAssembler::inc64 into generic macro assembler. r=bhackett (59b3cc0c04) - Bug 1229057 - Part 17: Move MacroAssembler::neg32 into generic macro assembler. r=bhackett (b38dd43bc5) - Bug 1229057 - Part 18: Move MacroAssembler::negateFloat into generic macro assembler. r=bbouvier (c871e25f12) - Bug 1229057 - Part 19: Move MacroAssembler::negateDouble into generic macro assembler. r=bbouvier (ecab47c616) - Bug 1231925 - Correctly recover if allocating tracked optimizations go OOM. (r=jonco) (9294457f7e) - Bug 1215921 - Range Analysis: Do not eagerly optimize with truncate-after-bailout if we bailed out with an overflow. r=jandem,sunfish (b6bb7a5335) - Bug 1233818 part 1 - Use explicit interrupt checks in Ion for loops that affect GC. r=bhackett (4bc0d2fd6b) - Bug 1233818 part 2 - Remove unused ExecutableAllocator destroyCallback. r=nbp (43f6850e87) - Bug 1233818 part 3 - Move a lot of ExecutableAllocator methods out ofline. r=nbp (5041558e0c) - Bug 1233818 part 4 - Make implicit interrupts with work --non-writable-jitcode. r=bhackett (79beca5f80) - Bug 1233818 part 5 - Rename handlingSignal to handlingSegFault. r=luke (4fa9e0a3b3) - Bug 1233818 part 6 - Make InterruptRunningJitCode non-reentrant. r=luke (5933327380) - Bug 1233818 part 7 - Fix AutoPreventBackedgePatching to work without a JitRuntime. r=luke (5509cee2ba) - Bug 1233818 part 8 - Don't patch loop backedges if it's not necessary. r=luke (ee888c0565) - Bug 1232907 - Enable ExecutableAllocator randomization on Windows XP. r=jandem (3a6c1bba1d) - Bug 1229338: Make OptimizationLevel an enum class; r=Waldo (8474e556c1) (8b34136411)

Very funny! But all joking aside, here is the corrected version: There is no jury here. And therefore there is no verdict. You can only get information here. And since you're the only one who asked, I can only answer you first. Here is a hint once again: I used Sygate Personal Firewall under Windows ME and for a while under Windows XP. It was my favourite firewall for a long time in the old days. It is still installed in my Windows ME partition which I never deleted for historical reasons. I used the German version Sygate Personal Firewall Platinum 5.5.2307.0 from 2004. Later, I changed to the English version Sygate Personal Firewall Pro 5.6.3408.0 from 2005. Due to some reasons, I stopped using it under Windows XP. Sygate Personal Firewall could not recognise certain processes that wanted to connect to the Internet via other processes, such as web filtering processes.There were no more updates, and the problems could accordingly no longer be fixed. In addition, there were no more definition updates. So I switched to more modern firewalls with a heavy heart. Presumably, due to Sygate's age, IPv6 support is also missing. In a nutshell, Sygate Personal Firewall is too old (abandoned 2005), it is therefore not on my list, and I won't write an article about it, unfortunately. It is still a good firewall for Windows ME (or Windows 98), but IMHO definitely no longer an option for Windows XP.

I see, those are not the (more common) two rows Molex type connectors, they are the linear 6 pin ones that some (old) ATX power supplies had., these ones: https://allpinouts.org/pinouts/connectors/power_supply/atx-aux-power/ https://pinoutguide.com/Power/atxaux_pinout.shtml https://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=31105&seqNum=4 The colour coding of the adapter seems right, black for 0/COM, Orange for 3.3V and Red for 5V. The notch(es) on both the original and the adapter seem "wrong" compared to the reference above, but yes, they can normally be removed with a cutter. The colour coding of the (original) connector seems (even if different) coherent, black for 0/COM, Blue for 3.3V and white/blue for 5 V, but it would be nice to find a reference DELL pinout to make sure. Anyway this adapter is mapped similar to yours and it is explicitly mentioned as being compatible with Dimension 4100: https://www.atxpowersupplies.com/Dell-P10-connector-adapter.php what is "strange is that it is called "P10" whilst your original one is marked "P7" (but with DELL anything non-standard or confusing is to be considered "normal"). It is likely given the blue and white/blue cables (but remember it is a DELL) that your particular machine has an auxiliary connector which is compatible, some (earlier?) models had only 3.3V on that connector. Also I believe you need to check also the actual 20 Pin connector, some DELL's had something different in them, see: https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=59959 jaclaz

Does this mean that nLite is an OS too?

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Very interesting, please continue .

@win32, @legacyfan Guys, you do understand you need to block Opera from spying, right ? Here I give you my ready-made scripts for netsh. This is for Windows Firewall. I traced the most important IPs were it leaks your data. Enjoy ! Advfirewall Firewall add rule name="OperaChinoSpy_OFF" dir=in profile=any localip=any remoteip=3.120.0.0/14,13.32.23.0/24,34.208.0.0/12,37.228.104.0/21,52.58.0.0/15,54.191.0.0/16,74.125.131.94,74.125.205.102,78.46.0.0/15,81.19.82.98,82.145.192.0/19,82.145.208.0/22,82.145.212.0/24,82.145.213.0/24,82.145.215.0/24,82.145.216.0/22,82.145.220.0/22,91.203.97.0/24,107.167.123.0/24,141.0.8.0/22,141.0.12.0/22,173.194.73.103,185.26.180.0/22,195.189.142.0/24,195.189.143.0/24,213.180.204.193 protocol=any action=block Advfirewall Firewall add rule name="Opera_Spy_block" dir=out profile=any localip=any remoteip=3.120.0.0/14,13.32.23.0/24,34.208.0.0/12,37.228.104.0/21,52.58.0.0/15,54.191.0.0/16,74.125.131.94,74.125.205.102,78.46.0.0/15,81.19.82.98,82.145.192.0/19,82.145.208.0/22,82.145.212.0/24,82.145.213.0/24,82.145.215.0/24,82.145.216.0/22,82.145.220.0/22,91.203.97.0/24,107.167.123.0/24,141.0.8.0/22,141.0.12.0/22,173.194.73.103,185.26.180.0/22,195.189.142.0/24,195.189.143.0/24,213.180.204.193 protocol=any action=block

Thank you very much for the swift response ! Why is labelled as ungoogled then ?

Please add : MPC HC no longer supported . The last stable and fully working version is 1.9.18.29 . Tested by me personally . DXVA is fully working with GTX Titan .

1 - Any information to back this up ? 2 - This pacify tactics had failed in the past and will fail now. Who's Russia to dictate us or any other country what to do ? It needs to know it's place (gas-station-country). 3 - Scaremongering . Let's begin with removing of the US citizenship for his daughter . Just search for Lavrov's daughter and you will see Lavrov’s daughter does not even speak Russian. BTW , Lavrov is not even his real name . He chose this surname due to it's "glorious" sounding (means laurels in English) and to be closer to the russian folks in general by wearing a russian surname. His real surname was Chechen (?) or Middle-eastern, smth like that , can gurgle yourself. So this clown does not scare me and shouldn't scare you , please calm down . This "laurel guy" represents the whole country . I mean , the whole country is a total joke-fake . They are just an empty space without us . Their war tech are copies of the German WW2 ones and made from Chinese parts. Look at their oligarchs and their children . Why they don't live and study in Moscow or Ryzan ? If they "love" Russia so much , let them live there and seal the borders ! I'd vote for a requirement for every russian who wants to live in the West , every RU citizen must not love Russia to get a visa and cut all ties with it completely. Otherwise it's just an enemy among us and most propably a sleeper (or active) KGB agent . The problem is our greedy businessmen that took their money . But that is starting to change , you'll see. So please calm down , our nerve cells are priceless and be well. As for your self-made cages , just dig a deep shelter in your garden and place your items in a wooden box with several rounds of copper foil around it and ground with a piece of a big wire (1-2mm thickness) connected to a big metallic object (a piece of railway track , old metallic bath tub would do fine) which you would also have to hide under a thick layer of soil. This will prevent electrostatic discharges that came off of the blast. I see they forgot to mention it ! Your Titan (black ? Sorry , I forgot) will survive. Would be good to remove the thermal pads and the paste and store the cooler apart (!) from the main board. The main board should be wrapped in aluminum foil , but don't scratch the chip !!! Place something soft on it. Regards.

The US intelligence confirms what I've been saying , a nice compliment actually , thank you , the US intelligence. "Four American officials said there’s no intelligence saying that he is mentally unstable..." Told ya. Just plain evil. "The US has solid intelligence that Putin is frustrated and expressing unusual bursts of anger..." It's anger . Anger is not "totally nuts". https://nbcnews.com/investigations/frustrated-putin-may-order-escalation-violence-ukraine-us-officials-sa-rcna18026

You can enable or disable SSL/TLS ciphers according to your own security preferences. Go to about:config and filter for security.ssl3 and you'll see all available cipher suites for SSL 3.0 through TLS 1.2. Filter for security.tls13 to see the available cipher suites for TLS 1.3. Set to true to enable or false to disable. Changes are stored in your profile so they'll "stick" between browser updates; but you have to do this for every browser profile you use. A few Web sites may not yet use newer, more secure ciphers; if you visit any of those, you'll need to leave a less secure cipher enabled to access it. If you disable some ciphers, then can't connect to a site, that's probably the reason. Create a new, "clean" profile, restart the browser specifying it, and try again. If it works, check which cipher your browser uses with a particular site by clicking the padlock, then the right arrow, then "More Information." Then restart your browser with the default profile, and re-enable the cipher your browser used with that site. Your communications with that site are probably still reasonably secure, but be aware that they could eventually be decrypted by someone determined enough; perhaps even years later, and act accordingly. Ideally, you should contact the Webmaster and ask them to enable newer, more secure ciphers. (The Web site may choose to leave some older ciphers enabled as well, for compatibility with older browsers. That's fine as long as the newer ones are preferred.)

You read about the palemoon on a pendrive. Very good. However, this is not a palemoon from MSFN. This is a modification from github. https://github.com/Feodor2/Mypal/releases You are downloading a palemoon mypal 28.6.0 modification. Create a new folder on the pendrive and name it as you like. Run the installer on the disk in the system. In the first installer window, select the portable version. In then select the new installation folder - created on the pendrive. Install the browser. The installer will extract the portable to the folder. Use. The browser's folder will contain profile folders - transferred from appdata and from local appdata. All settings and cache will be in the installation folder on the pendrive. Be happy.