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Yes indeed. We usually do it when new builds are issued, so if you could create a new thread for your next builds @roytam1 that would be good, and I will then lock this thread. Thanks, Dave.

you may redownload today's build and test again and upstream created a new issue about regressions: https://repo.palemoon.org/MoonchildProductions/UXP/issues/2452

I didn't, and I think I don't intend to. 3 or 3.5 GB of RAM isn't enough by any standards for the internet browsing. Supermium opens up a lot of processes. Wonder what they are?

Maybe - but I don't think even an old, unmaintained extension should be able to crash the browser! Looks like @roytam1 may have found a solution though. But in the case of NoScript it is. At that time I had crashes and problems with NoScript from time to time. And uBlock Origin or ηMatrix never managed that.

Thanks for sharing your settings! Due to compatibility reasons, I removed the self-update function of the internal list of the default filter lists which are directly available after installation of uBlock Origin. This internal list is no longer maintained or updated by the developers and is unfortunately obsolete. Thus, I maintain this internal list in my releases by myself from now on. I know the source https://filterlists.com/ very well and installed a few filter lists from there in the past. So if there are still maintained filter lists that are particularly valuable or effective, I will add them to the default ones. Abandoned or not working illter lists will be removed if I am aware of. Both lists, EasyList (Optimized) and EasyPrivacy (Optimized), will be added in my coming release uBlock Origin 1.16.4.31 due to your positive experiences with them. Thanks again for your opinion!

Why do you quote my name? We, here in Western Europe, do have several computers per one house, just so you know. I have at least 10, of which 3 are notebooks. Is it so rare in the US? Yes, I prefer x86 systems, so what? Running a browser with —no-sandbox makes no sense, it's against basic safety principles.

Per your advice, I tried Supermium on one of my Vista computers with plenty GBs of RAM, but it has a terrible memory leak, it's already described with a photoshoot on the link below. For example, only one process (among its many spawned processes) uses almost 8GB of RAM! And it will go higher and higher, if left opened. https://github.com/win32ss/supermium/issues/158

Yes, and it happened again to @DanR20! What I'm saying, though, is that if any extension crashes the browser, that has to be the browser's fault! Unlike Flash and other plug-ins, extensions don't have their own machine code. (Well, a tiny few do, but those "helpers" have to be downloaded and installed separately from the extension itself, so at least you're aware of them.) Extensions are just CSS, JavaScript, HTML, etc., and it's the browser's job to read and interpret those things, and handle any errors therein. Of course, as a practical matter, if an extension is crashing your browser, the best course of action may well be to remove and replace the extension, rather than waiting for the browser developer to fix the crash. After all, even if the crash is fixed, the extension still may not work properly. We're lucky (and a bit spoiled) to have @roytam1 able to deal with issues like this so quickly.

@VistaLover Do you think this filter list is worth to be added to the default lists of uBlock Origin? And are there others you would recommend to add to the default ones?

At the moment, there is only one mod for checking, uBlock Origin 1.16.4.31b2-1.54.0 from this post.. But another mod is coming very soon that is strictly orientated on version 1.16.4.31b2. It is my new release uBlock Origin 1.16.4.31.

What are you so angry about? They are right. Win32 chose to place his browser and all of the developments there, on github, now his content is protected against reposting, stealing, etc. Someone needs to learn how to respect someone else's choice. Edit: All famous platforms are fighting against their data scraping.

@XPerceniol /r probably doesn't try rewriting them, which is necessary to trigger remapping, it should mark them as bad in NTFS for OS to avoid them in the future. But it takes forever and you often do not want to stress disk with it, especially if you haven't got the data off yet. Maybe some people get lucky with spare sectors, but I wouldn't bet on it.

This is the worst suggestion to follow in cases where the disk is failing. Especially with /r parameter, which is pointless if you're dealing with bad sectors, they will only spread faster since it's a physical problem. Even /f alone can be destructive in some cases, you can turn bootable installation into unbootable one. c0000005 means STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION, very generic on its own, simply means the code in process that crashed tried to access virtual address that doesn't exist / where nothing is mapped. Good hint...I got old XP SP2 CD, but I forgot the Product Key for it years ago, so can't finish the install to test...@we3fan may try and test this mpc-hc.exe instead of the original. MPC-HC 2.1.2.18 compat fix.7z

Try to do a disk check. Run chkdsk /r /f (in Run or Command Prompt) and type Y, then press enter.

Yes, can reproduce, it's also misrendered here. I don't have NoScript installed either, and never used it. Also, @roytam1, don't forget to create a Part 5 topic of your browser builds, this topic has reached 200 pages...

I still am on the initial release of St52 (BuildID=20240111073248), late Friday night in my timezone (UTC+02:00), that doesn't contain the "NoScript mitigation": https://github.com/roytam1/UXP/commit/c75d50addea4f134130f2f2d822aec7f56f4cbd3 NoScript, as posted already, ISN'T installed, both https://www.majorgeeks.com/ and https://www.register.com/ do NOT crash the browser and load OK; yet another proof that NS, when installed, does hook deeply into your browser, even when disabled ... Though, in the case of "www.register.com", the browser mis-renders the site's CSS: Can anybody else reproduce, or should I start digging into my dirty St52 profile (not an ideal way to pass one's Sunday evening ) ?

... Well, call me the odd one out, but (browser) extensions were created/exist to extend the browser they target, NOT the other way round ; especially in the case of a maintained browser, whose engine and features frequently change/are being modified to adapt to the (mostly Google governed) current web! As AstroSkipper has pointed out above (sorry , I've run out of "reactions" for today), NoScript-legacy is an abandonware now; why should the browser dev(s) commit to an obligation to support it (or other abandonware extension) indefinitely? I understand the recent NoScript-related crashes may be related to some coding "mishap", but I have to emphasise once more that "upstream" do not code with NoScript in mind (or test the authored code with it installed); so, even if you , you're indirectly impacted by their coding practices (and their determination NOT to support in code "your choice" of extensions ) ... Along my long journey using Mozilla Firefox (from v2.0.0.x to 52.9.1), I lost several extensions I considered "must have" at the time, because Mozilla devs made coding decisions (while still in the XUL era) that introduced incompatibilities with said extensions, that their authors were unable/not ar*ed to "fix"... Only very rarely and at older times, when Mozilla wasn't a Google subsidiary, did they care to "fix" popular "broken" extensions (DTA!, uBO, e.a.) by modifying themselves the core browser code, instead of transferring all burden to extension maintainers ... Right now, I'm running a self-concocted version of Stylus (git-1.5.22+92) in St52 that isn't able to store its settings longer than a browser session, plus has other shortcomings even in that same session ; I need that a recent version because the Fx52-EoL version (1.4.23) comes with an outdated CSS parser that prevents it from installing recent versions of "user.css" userstyles; no "legacy" userstyle manager exists that can support "user.css" styles; Stylem hasn't been updated for 1.5yrs, no plan to support Stylus-targeting styles, either... It would be unrealistic to expect Roy Tam to come up with a "fixed" Stylus version for Serpent 52/55, on a par with latest Stylus 1.5.42; even more so if you direct your pleas to Stylus maintainers themselves, their mantra being UCyborg is (again) right: MCP were delusional when they expected an XUL-extension-development resurgence, ready to cater to their no-WE-supporting browser platform... Frankly, I'm feeling very pessimistic over the challenges 2024 will put on "our" legacy browsers ...

Is the white boxes content also related to not seeing most saved usernames and passwords populated in the boxes? (auto-filled?) Otherwise, the x86 version is working quite well on Vista Home Basic.

Basically, I agree with you. As far as NoScript is concerned, I have extensive experience with this extension. I used it for many years in Firefox and later in Pale Moon. Unfortunately, there were always problems that only the developer could solve with an update. However, since there have been no updates for many years, I would do the devil to install it again. I've been using the combination of uBlock Origin and uMatrix or ηMatrix for many years, which works excellently and doesn't cause any of the problems that NoScript used to.

in 360chrome you can't do that. run the shortcut to the 360loader.exe in windows 2000 compatibility mode. that way you will get the "save password" prompt on many more sites like msfn and deepl.

And obviously it needs to be a classic bulb, not the diode ones they shove our throats at every store. Like this one. 100W is good enough.

There's another method for old schoolers, but maybe dangerous for others, it tests PSU with an electric bulb as its load. I shall not write it here, I'm not gonna be responsible if someone electrocutes himself. But it can be found on the internet, I like this method and always use it. I also test any PSU for the real protections it has (I don't trust whether they claim it to have them), so I short the pins and watch if it goes kaboom, if it's a good one - the short will lead to the PSU just going off. Edit: Again, it's dangerous for inexperienced users.

How to Test a Power Supply Using a Power Supply Tester https://www.lifewire.com/test-a-power-supply-using-a-power-supply-tester-2626160

Thank you very much, kind sir!! Finally, I am glad to have another kind man (along with @Mathwiz) like you confirming my report. Now, to answer your question: yes, I am able to reproduce this issue, even in the official cllients you mentioned, Basilisk 52.9.2023.12.09 and PM 32.5.2, at least under Windows 7 SP1 64-bit. Yes, I also even discovered that this issue can't be fixed by changing the SSUAO, which is indeed very strange. Anyway, thank you very much for your time and reply, kind sir! Much appreciated!

Due to dropbox's (semi-)popularity, this issue has to be acknowledged and troubleshot, hopefully mitigated... ALL UXP-based browsers (and their current sibling , St55) suffer from this annoyance; here's latest NM28 with the bug: The Error Console only prints cryptic messages: Timestamp: 14/01/2024 01:28:02 Error: uncaught exception: ApiError Timestamp: 14/01/2024 01:28:03 Error: [Exception... "Component returned failure code: 0x80004002 (NS_NOINTERFACE) [nsIWebProgress.DOMWindow]" nsresult: "0x80004002 (NS_NOINTERFACE)" location: "JS frame :: chrome://browser/content/browser.js :: onStateChange :: line 11154" data: no] Unlike previous DB breakages, this doesn't seem to be fixable by a SSUAO ... FxESR 52.9.1, at its default UA, simply loads a blank page now on the given DB link ; what's interesting, though, is that such an old Chromium version as 69.0 (actually, 360EEv11) is able to display the text inside those buttons properly: @mina7601, are you able to reproduce in the official clients, i.e. Basilisk 52.9.2023.12.09 and/or PM 32.5.2 ? If affirmative, perhaps @basilisk-dev or some member of the MCP team (I'm sure some of them, God bless their kind hearts, do occasionally visit here ) should investigate; else, perhaps @roytam1 can have a go at it... FWIW, after seeing "which button is which" in Ch69, I can now use DB in UXP, but... what the heck? ...

The ad-blocker detecting scripts in both the HTG and XDA-dev sites are being served by Admiral: https://www.getadmiral.com/pb (The brand name Admiral is also visible in the screengrab I posted above ) With slightly more free time on my hands now, I loaded a minimal NM28 profile with a default/stock installation of uBO-1.16.4.31b2; there, I, too, got blocked by the XDA-dev site, like attested already by UCyborg and AstroSkipper; if I just disable the stock EasyList filter list, I get through, but then I have to consent to Admiral's tracking: I briefly went through that form of theirs and, honestly speaking, I felt extremely violated by the extent of their tracking and data harvesting; 1,512 third parties want to store/access data on my device simply because I happen to want to load that site; this is pure insanity, if you ask me ... This is why I consider content-blockers of equal importance to the browsers themselves when surfing the (mostly hostile) web...

I was blocked on the XDA-dev site in exactly the same way as it was on the How-To-Geek site. And the same trick via Block Element works there, too. Thus, both rules are identical: ! 2024-01-13 https://www.howtogeek.com www.howtogeek.com##.bOvWNQ ! 2024-01-13 https://www.xda-developers.com www.xda-developers.com##.bOvWNQ

Good idea! I forgot to use first the Block Element feature of uBO via context menu. Doing so the rule will be added automatically and result in your provided rule. Thanks for the hint!

you may redownload today's build and test again

a workaround is pushed https://github.com/roytam1/basilisk55/commit/0676addc6e68682d3dfaf4e2862b2187e00f7a86 UXP based builds and sp55 binaries updated for your testing.

This is always to be expected with old, no longer really further developed extensions for UXP browsers & co. and is generally unavoidable. If it only affects a few pages, it's easy to get over. I will also test the two websites with my upcoming release uBlock Origin 1.16.4.31.

I think you hit https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1443746 or https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1443429 this could be regressions by https://repo.palemoon.org/MoonchildProductions/UXP/issues/2240

Yes, there is. Try HLS Stream Detector 0.4.3! You will find it in the Classic Add-ons Archive via this link: caa:addon/hls-stream-detector. I used it in the past, and it worked great. Whether this extension is still working in these days, you simply have to test it yourself after installation. Please report here!

Which one did you install from there? jetVideo 8.1.10 Basic?

While I have no troubles helping a non-English member, it's still advisable you finally switch to another software for the forum translations from English into your native dialect. It's just easier, rather than asking every time you don't understand. self-sufficient /sĕlf″sə-fĭsh′ənt/ adjective Able to provide for oneself without the help of others; independent. Having undue confidence; smug. Sufficient for one's self without external aid or coöperation. https://www.wordnik.com/words/self-sufficient MPC HC is self-sufficient. It's capable of effecting all its own ends without the aid of others (in this case - third party codecs).

Did I ask u ¿

Someone already tried playing the game Mortal Kombat 1 (2023 remake) using the October Kernel?

Windows 95 has a single locale file, WindowsSystemLocale.nls, which holds all the locale information for every language. https://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?site_id=nrsi&item_id=WindowsCodepages

"The easiest way to install multiple language Windows operating systems is to have one "senior" Windows version and one "junior" Windows version. For example, English Windows 2000 and Chinese Windows 98, English Windows NT and Chinese Windows 95." https://www.creative-wisdom.com/computer/windows/different_lang.shtml

I DO hope this makes a positive difference for us using NM28! I doubt it, AFAIK this is the time takes the browser to snap out when it gets stuck running a script and from user's POV, freezes in the process. Moonchild may not believe in Speedometer, which is indeed a boring benchmark, but nevertheless, the fact remains that JavaScript engine is SLOOOOOOW. Source: Working with client-rendered web app that makes me money.

"as you said, early 2017; ", not me - it was the article which I merely cited. " it appears that the "iphiderpro.com" domain is now up for sale..." - the timing is perfect, usually everyone who is out of business do it after the New Year celebrations. "I found a self-hosted installer of IP Hider Pro v5.8.0.1" , I very much doubt a version that old will work. It's safe to assume you need at least 6.x.x.x.

That's right. That's what the developer wrote. "I will not be spending effort to target discord, chromium or steam." https://github.com/vxiiduu/VxKex/issues/79#issuecomment-1564607047 I think we can now forget about it, officially.

Thanks for figuring that out - although I must admit I'm puzzled that the minimum supported FF version depends on the Serpent version! It sounds like, if Xitter sees a FF version between 60 and 62, it performs some other Javascript check, which Serpent 55 passes but Serpent 52 fails. Perhaps there's a pref that can be set in those old FF versions to pass the check, so it allows those versions if the check indicates the pref is set properly. To be clear, I was referring to what I believed the Xitter SSUAO was intended to be; i.e., the SSUAO that didn't make it into last week's version. We don't know for certain what it was supposed to be, so I guessed. You're talking about the SSUAO that was actually in last week's version, which is known not to work. Edit: for what little it's worth, this week's Serpent 52 includes this SSUAO for Xitter: Mozilla/5.0 (%OS_SLICE% rv:102.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/102.0 Basilisk/52.9.0 ... which is close to what I guessed.

My like goes to this part. And only to this, because it should matter. Many thanks. I'll definitely try ! I have a Bulgarian Gaz Mask in my collection,

Why ?!??!?! I'm a customer (so as you!). I have my rights (so as you!). I have the right to know where the product I'm going to use was made. What seems to be the problem here ? If it was made in a hostile country, I choose not to use it due to common sense, safety , love to my own country, not willing to support the enemy, who will use the profits against me/my country. What's wrong with that ? And even if that country is not openly hostile, I still have my right to refuse, simply because I don't like that country (for example). This is guaranteed by the French Constitution and our customer rights (all items in the stores must have a label clearly showing where they were produced).

I'm sorry for the off-top, what archiver is that on the photo ? Could you suggest a good non-russian archiver ? 7zip is very glitchy. It can't even extract driver packages properly.

basilisk/moebius new build for XP! Test binary: Win32 http://o.rthost.cf/gpc/files1.rt/basilisk-55.0.0a1.win32-git-20171121-2c7948df3-xpmod.7z Win64 http://o.rthost.cf/gpc/files1.rt/basilisk-55.0.0a1.win64-git-20171121-2c7948df3-xpmod.7z diff: http://o.rthost.cf/gpc/files1.rt/moebius_restoreXP_20171113.7z source patch of ffvpx H264/HEVC/AAC/MP3 Addition: http://o.rthost.cf/gpc/files1.rt/moebius-ffvpx-h264-aac-hevc-mp3-addition.7z Official repo changes since my last build: - DevTools - gcli - screenshot - the vertical mode (822529aa6) - Merge pull request #166 from janekptacijarabaci/devtools_gcli_screenshot_1 (5810a403b) - DevTools - network - Copy as cURL (POST) (9036828c0) - CSP 3 - support for "worker-src" (973cea24f) - Don't enforce the arbitrary cipher suite profile. (a7b697388) - Fix freetype glyph metrics. (d092a1fe8) - Merge pull request #167 from janekptacijarabaci/devtools_network_curl_2 (12f836eaa) - The profile - resetting (doesn't work) (44386a127) - The profile - resetting - follow up (6b1e15959) - Ensure we process FIN flags on all-padding final frames. (42a21e0d4) - DOM - nsIContentPolicy - context (document) (3aae057a9) - Merge pull request #187 from janekptacijarabaci/dom_nsContentPolicy_context_1 (b642577f6) - Merge pull request #184 from janekptacijarabaci/profile_refresh_migrate_1 (37c004cb9) - Merge pull request #186 from JustOff/PR_Http2Session_FIN (8e4a08278) - Merge pull request #169 from janekptacijarabaci/csp_worker-src_1 (f4dc53287) - HTML - table - editor (contenteditable) (30ebac5c2) - Add more NS_BUILD_REFCNT_LOGGING in AtomicRefCountedWithFinalize. (a80fdd244) - DOM - PointerEvent - improvements (1755f4f75) - DOM - PointerEvent - improvements (tests / marionette) (2e70a3c51) - Implement "cookie-averse document objects". (da172983f) - Merge pull request #195 from janekptacijarabaci/dom_PointerEvent_improvements_1 (30b1721f3) - Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/MoonchildProductions/moebius (1ea04c544) - Merge pull request #191 from janekptacijarabaci/html_table_editor_contenteditable_1 (599676a6a) - Hard-code the version number for Mozilla's version checker for add-ons. (bd9692aeb) - Hard-code the version number for Mozilla's GMP service. (2d4d09315) - Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/MoonchildProductions/moebius (2c7948df3)

New Build! 32bit https://o.rthost.cf/palemoon/palemoon-27.7.0a2.win32-git-20171121-e15e1197a-xpmod.7z 64bit https://o.rthost.cf/palemoon/palemoon-27.7.0a2.win64-git-20171121-e15e1197a-xpmod.7z Official repo changes since my last build: - [minor fix] Build - warnings (a49558e42) - DevTools - gcli - screenshot - the vertical mode (2b66fccbe) - Merge pull request #1465 from janekptacijarabaci/build_warnings_1 (917c86ca6) - Merge pull request #1467 from janekptacijarabaci/devtools_gcli_screenshot_1 (1ce42d280) - DevTools - network - Copy as cURL (POST) (cbc57c6c5) - Potential fix for missing locate_t on Mac OSX. (468257cac) - Fix Linux loading throbber to be properly encoded. (2b5597ff5) - Make sure the PNG set-option function is available. (abd5fc481) - Force a larger zlib inflate window. (623d24cdb) - Merge pull request #1473 from MoonchildProductions/osx-fix-1 (56b2a7318) - Change nsIDocumentLoaderFactory and nsIURIContentListener to take MIME types as an XPCOM string, not a char* (5952adeef) - Refactor nsContentDLF (83098db20) - Add text/json and text/vtt as text MIME types (2b145a4ed) - Merge pull request #1478 from JustOff/PR_char_nsACString (10f08b259) - Profiles - the refresh - migrate (7a6b077e4) - Merge pull request #1479 from JustOff/PR_add_text_json_vtt (d875128c0) - Merge pull request #1472 from janekptacijarabaci/devtools_network_curl_2 (aa9d16c92) - Profiles - the refresh - migrate (passwords) (c40ee8c60) - Remove the "ask every time" policy for acceptance of cookies. (b243a16d7) - Profiles - the refresh - migrate - improvements (a6f83d31d) - Merge pull request #1481 from janekptacijarabaci/profile_refresh_migrate_1 (db9f8a174) - Implement X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff. (2f965ebf1) - Handle custom URLs and add "My home page" for the New Tab URL. (aff0e2bf9) - Merge pull request #1484 from MoonchildProductions/newtaburl-enh1 (ea66708b4) - Merge pull request #1483 from JustOff/PR_XCTO_nosniff (fae3ec362) - Define Ci before using it. (ccbd72d00) - Implement "cookie-averse document objects". (1ccbaeb2c) - Expose cookieBehavior and cookieLifetimePolicy preference variants from nsICookieService. (e15e1197a)

diff and ffvpx patch are posted already.

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