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"Famed Dutch actor Rutger Hauer - an honourary Frisian." For those who still don't know, Rutger Hauer's my favourite actor, I have all fimls with him on Blurays. Each film with Rutger Hauer is a masterpiece! https://northerntimes.nl/famed-dutch-actor-rutger-hauer-an-honorary-frisian/ The Best Actor of the Century. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rutger_Hauer @AstroSkipper, @Dixel

Surprisingly, by Pale Moon Forum standards, there were quite "friendly" things to read there.

Sheesh - gotta love Andy Prough's really friendly mention on the Moonies forum. You'd think there'd be appreciation for AstroSkipper's UBO Legacy mod ... but no. https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=30787#p247823

Indeed! Honestly, I don't know, I can't imagine what this world would do without British actors!

Here I found for you a confirmation from other sources: "Stop messages that contain 0x0000008E (0x8E for short) can have many causes, but the most common cause is bad RAM." https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/133988/stop-0x0000008e-error/

With my ±20 year old pc (AMD Athlon XP 3200+ and ATI Radeon HD 3850 (AGP)) watching Youtube videos in-browser is next to impossible, because of the 100% cpu-utilization. It's just too slow. The videocard however does support hardware video-decoding of H.264 up to 1080p. To watch and/or download Youtube videos I always use (my own) simple Youtube-extractor + the latest still working MPC-HC on WinXP to watch, or - of course - my own WinXP compatible FFmpeg builds to download. My Youtube-extractor is part of an XQuery function module, Xivid, for the command-line tool Xidel (an XML/HTML/JSON parser). It's a simple extractor, in the sense that it doesn't support age-gated-videos. You'd still need youtube-dl / yt-dlp for that. But for "normal" videos, the vast majority I come across, it works absolutely fine and because it doesn't depend on Python it's multitudes faster (on my old system). The extractor uses the Android API call, which means there's no bandwidth-throttling or a need to decrypt signatures. Extracting Xidel 0.9.9.8787 or newer. For WinXP download the "openssl.win32"-variant! Besides 'xidel.exe', don't forget to extract 'cacert.pem' as well. Alternatively you could download one from my host, which are much smaller because I removed the "debug symbols". OpenSSL 3.3.1 dll-files to be able to open and process virtually any https-url nowadays. Put them in the same map as 'xidel.exe', in 'C:\Windows\system32', or somewhere in %PATH%. 'xivid.xqm'. My XQuery function module with the xivid:youtube() function declaration. Watching The latest still working MPC-HC on WinXP and my (non SSE2) cpu. There may be some newer releases than this one that might still work on WinXP, but then you'll need an SSE2 cpu. LAVFiltersXP 0.70.2. Special LAVFilters release where libavformat is compiled with GnuTLS for https-support. There's a newer release, but it instantly crashes on my system. standalone_filters-mpc-be.1.4.6.x86.7z for 'MPCVideoDec.ax', the DXVA1 hardware video-decoder (which LAVFilters lacks). MPC-BE 1.4.6 is the latest official WinXP compatible release. Alternatively you could download standalone_filters-mpc-be.1.4.7.0.x86.(VS2015).7z. This is an unofficial backported WinXP compatible release, which also works fine on my system. From 'MPC-HC.1.7.11.24.x86.7z' extract everything except the "LAVFilters"-map. From 'LAVFiltersXP-0.70.2-beta2-x86.zip' extract - at least - the manifest-file, all dll-files and ax-files to 'MPC-HC.1.7.11.24.x86\LAVFilters'. From 'standalone_filters-mpc-be.1.4.6.x86.7z' extract 'MPCVideoDec.ax' anywhere you want basically. Then finally in MPC-HC: Options --> External Filters --> Add Filter... --> Browse... --> select 'MPCVideoDec.ax' --> tick the "Prefer"-box. This way you can watch most* https progressive-, DASH- and HLS-videostreams with your gpu doing the video-decoding. Downloading My FFmpeg builds obviously. Nothing more to say. Discussion on Doom9 Forum. Command-lines The most basic Xidel-call for a Youtube-video would be... xidel.exe -s --module=xivid.xqm -e "xivid:youtube('https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ')" xidel.exe -s --module=xivid.xqm -e "xivid:youtube('dQw4w9WgXcQ')" ...which returns a JSON with all the different audio- and video formats. The following command I use all the time to watch the 720p (itag 22) progressive video: FOR /F "delims=" %A IN (' xidel -s --module^=xivid.xqm -e "xivid:youtube('dQw4w9WgXcQ')/(formats)()[starts-with(id,'pg')][last()]/url" ') DO @"C:\Program Files\Media\MPC-HC.1.7.11.24.x86\mpc-hc.exe" "%A" /close Update: Youtube doesn't provide the 720p (itag 22, H.264+AAC) container format anymore. Only the 360p (itag 18) variant remains. The following command I now use all the time watch Youtube videos: FOR /F "delims=" %A IN (' xidel -s --module^=xivid.xqm -e "xivid:youtube('dQw4w9WgXcQ')/formats/`\"C:\\Program Files\\Media\\MPC-HC.1.7.11.24.x86\\mpc-hc.exe\" \"{.^(^)[format^='mp4[h264]' and substring-before^(resolution^,'x'^) le 1280][last^(^)]/url}\" /dub \"{.^(^)[format^='webm[opus]'][last^(^)]/url}\" /close`" ') DO @%A Prettified: FOR /F "delims=" %A IN (' xidel -s --module^=xivid.xqm -e " xivid:youtube^('dQw4w9WgXcQ'^)/formats/` \"C:\\Program Files\\Media\\MPC-HC.1.7.11.24.x86\\mpc-hc.exe\" \"{.()[format='mp4[h264]' and substring-before(resolution,'x') le 1280][last()]/url}\" /dub \"{.()[format='webm[opus]'][last()]/url}\" /close ` " ') DO @%A From the JSON generated by the extractor I select the H.264 720p (DASH video only) variant with the highest bitrate (which at the same time is always the one with the highest framerate) and the OPUS (DASH audio only) variant with the highest bitrate. I'll let Xidel generate the (long) string, which in turn the FOR-loop executes as an MPC-HC command. For downloading it's as easy as: FOR /F "delims=" %A IN (' xidel -s --module^=xivid.xqm -e "xivid:youtube('dQw4w9WgXcQ')/formats/`ffmpeg.exe -hide_banner -i \"{.^(^)[format^='mp4[h264]' and substring-before^(resolution^,'x'^) le 1280][last^(^)]/url}\" -i \"{.^(^)[format^='mp4[aac]'][last^(^)]/url}\" -c copy \"Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up ^(Official Music Video^).mp4\"`" ') DO @%A FOR /F "delims=" %A IN (' xidel -s --module^=xivid.xqm -e " xivid:youtube^('dQw4w9WgXcQ'^)/formats/` ffmpeg.exe -hide_banner -i \"{.()[format='mp4[h264]' and substring-before(resolution,'x') le 1280][last()]/url}\" -i \"{.()[format='mp4[aac]'][last()]/url}\" -c copy \"Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up (Official Music Video).mp4\" ` " ') DO @%A Or with 'webm[opus]' instead of 'mp4[aac]' and .mkv instead of .mp4. * LAVFiltersXP 0.70.2 is already pretty old which means that certain videostreams aren't (properly) supported. Youtube livestreams for instance, but also videos from Twitter. Luckily with FFmpeg there's a workaround for that: FOR /F "delims=" %A IN (' xidel -s --module^=xivid.xqm -e "xivid:youtube('###########')/(formats)()[last()]/url" ') DO @ffmpeg.exe -hide_banner -i "%A" -c copy -f nut - | "C:\Program Files\Media\MPC-HC.1.7.11.24.x86\mpc-hc.exe" - /close

Fantastic film, I can say the same about all of his films, I'd like to add another suggestion. 1982 Blade Runner is highly advisable to watch, if you manage to get the working print, especially. https://www.whattowatch.com/features/blade-runner-cuts-explained I understand Harrison Ford's acting can be hard to watch, try to ignore. I only watch because of Rutger's mighty acting in that film.

FYI, I already created an update version of uBlock Origin 1.16.4.31. I made a lot of changes. I even installed and tested this version in Serpent 55. @Mathwiz When searching for extension updates in this browser, an update to the webextension of uBlock Origin is no longer offered. In any case, I am now back in testing mode. Cheers, AstroSkipper

A new codename for the PM forum?

I agree with you, except that Dennis Hopper has been in other good films. Isabella Rossellini was a professional model with very little acting experience. Lynch had wanted Helen Mirren to play “Dorothy” in Blue Velvet, but couldn’t get her. Rossellini talks about that in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-dwkJeOKGM

Right! Of course, I know that the browser checks for extension updates via the pref extensions.update.url. That was exactly what I restored in Mypal 68 months ago, described in my article Restoring the manual and automatic update function for extensions in Mypal 68.13.3b. But, I mainly use New Moon 28, and there is no support for webextensions at all. BTW, I never activated the automatic updates in any @roytam1's browsers. And TBH, I never thought Serpent 55 would look for webextension updates for a legacy extension. But as I already mentioned, I can make my mod/fork such unique as I did in the case of my fork Check My IP Address & Location 1.3. Then, updates won't be found for it any longer. PS: And the more I think about it , the more I am now inclined to do just that. One more thing @VistaLover, I totally forgot to say thanks for your deeper insights on that matter!

Thank you!

The STOP 0x0000008E usually points to a RAM issue. Try to reset the RAM modules, or replace them, I had this error in 2012, it happened with a defective Kingston DDR3 module (Made in Taiwan, the over-popular blue one - Hyper-X). Oddly enough, it passed the Memtest just fine, so I placed it back, but when I started to edit a big video file, it BSODed on me again.

@Anbima, is this what it looks like for you? If no, then switch to disabled - to get the fonts smoothing. Though, from what I know, it should have no effect on XP. chrome://flags/#disable-direct-write

Honestly, I didn't like both. You may try to play with nVidia settings. For example, try to turn off anti-aliasing gamma correction, not sure if it will make a huge improvement in a browser, but fonts in games look less blurry with this setting off.

This one is too bright and contrast, heavy on ones eyes when staring at it for a long time, anti-aliasing is obviously off, direct write is OFF in this case, too. 360Chrome uses this setting by default.

YouTube under Windows XP - Downloaders, players and browser support This thread is meant to collect and provide all necessary information about YouTube using in Windows XP. As far as I can see, most information here in MSFN spread over various threads, in many cases rather unstructured and not easy to find. I would like to put an end to that. For months, I have been intensively studying YouTube and its still existing functionality in terms of Windows XP. And I can already say that YouTube is still fully functional under Windows XP. But first, thanks to two members of MSFN who are partly responsible for this, @nicolaasjan and @Reino. What did they do for us? @nicolaasjan provides XP-compatible forks of the most recent youtube-dl and yt-dlp releases which are recommended replacements for the old, depreciated ones or the new ones which are no longer working under Windows XP. On the other hand, @Reino provides XP-compatible (and SSE-compatible!) forks of the well-known tool ffmpeg whose more recent versions actually do not work anymore under Windows XP for years. With these programs, yt-dlp and ffmpeg, it is possible to stream or download YouTube videos, convert them, include subtitles (or lyrics) and so on, all in Windows XP. This is no longer possible with the old, official XP-compatible versions of youtube-dl and yt-dlp, and the new releases of ffmpeg. Last but not least, @cmalex deserves recognition and credit for compiling flavours of CPython 3.8.x/3.9.x and much other things that made the development of new releases such as yt-dlp possible at all. Thanks all for your contributions! More about all that in later posts. Feel free to post here software recommendations, tips, experiences, opinions and so on regarding the topic of this thread! In any case, all about YouTube under Windows XP can be considered on-topic here in this thread. Greetings from Germany, AstroSkipper

@Dietmar@George King Hi Guys, I was wondering if either of you would be interested in testing out storport.sys of windows 8.0 beta 8118 in XP? I think this is the last version before PoFx functions got implemented. I added stub KseRegisterShim (just returns invalid parameter) and stub KeQueryUnbiasedInterruptTime (just returns KeQueryInterruptTime) to ntoskrnl extender for this. I was curious to see if we could get TRIM working over NVME with this or some other additional functionality. Assuming it doesn't BSOD. Any interest in testing this out? storport_6_2_8118_test.7z

I am going to make a website to host downloads, documentation, etc soon. Discord has been temporary just to discuss development and such while it was in beta.

Yep, it never failed me, repeat the procedure in about 10 years (it's how long the cert is usually valid).

Indeed! I was at the premiere at our Vichy cultural centre (Opera of Vichy). Good memories - 1980s - cosy and isolated Western Europe, no troublemakers inside. Safe to roam the streets at night, after attending such nice events, for example. https://www.ville-vichy.fr/ccv Here's how it looks inside. https://www.lamontagne.fr/vichy-03200/loisirs/lopera-de-vichy-et-le-centre-culturel-s-ouvrent-au-public-ce-samedi-le-programme_13552504/

Of course, there's a signing tool, it's named and explained at my nVidia tutorials. It will issue a system trusted cert.

PM Forum = https://pmforum.co.uk/ There's also an AM Forum = https://amfone.net/Amforum/index.php

Agreed with you ,if the hardware is too old ,we'd better to disable the hardware acceleration

Good grief ... I wish they'd tell us how they really feel.

It's most likely not your brain or your eyes, it's your TV. Until only about six or seven years ago, I was only running a 27" Sony Trinitron TUBE TV that 'could' be carried by two people but took THREE people my size to carry! The bedroom was a 19" "flatscreen" but was still a TUBE TV, not what we think of when we say "flatscreen" nowadays. (it didn't have a "bowl-shape curved screen, it had a "flat" screen, but was still a *TUBE*) Six or seven years ago I ditched the 27" and the 19" televisions and picked up two 32" true flatscreens that any 8yr old can carry. My hookups were RCA CABLES (the red, yellow, white pair of three push-in connectors). 27" to 32" might not sound like that big of a difference, but the picture difference was GIGANTIC - even on RCA CABLES. I didn't think anything of it, the picture color and crispness was OUT OF THIS WORLD compared to those old TUBE TVs. I was in Entertainment Heaven. One weekend, my brother connects his laptop's HDMI cable between my new 32" TV and my cable tv box. I was watching a baseball game at the time, I could *SEE* the catcher's EYES snap closed for a split second when the ball hit his glove. Ain't NEVER seen that with any set of RCA CABLES.

For an American, David Lynch is quite good. I even enjoyed the 2017 Twin Peaks, while the 90s variant was a heavy yawn fest.

@Mathwiz Very strange! In my latest release uBlock Origin 1.16.4.31, I have removed the auto-update function of the internal list of all preselected filter lists and the updateURL inside the install.rdf file. Therefore, my fork can't actually initiate any auto-update actions. Did you install uBlock Origin 1.16.4.31 after a complete cleaning of all remnants as I described in my article? Very important is to delete the ublock0.sqlite file in the profile subfolder extension-data before installing uBO. And don't install uBO on top of an already existing installation! It won't work properly. I personally do not use the auto-update function of the Add-ons Manager in @roytam1's browser editions. All update processes are done by me manually. Therefore, this never happened to me.

You are absolutely right. In any case, @cmalex deserves recognition and credit for compiling flavours of CPython 3.8.x/3.9.x and much other things.

Don't mind him, know who your real friends are! LGBTQIA are the good guys, in my opinion, first - they broaden your horizons in dating, second - they contribute to the planet de-pop, what could be better? Tell me, who would want to date just one woman? It's boring! It's something we only did as early teens during the school years! But now... So, on one hand, you can live a boring life, on the other, you can always find a girl with another girlfriend, and that is so fun! I always enjoy sitting in a nice restaurant with two girls, not to mention the other part of what we do (which can't be discussed here!).

Oops, for some reason the files from the 7+ version are in the folder. I've reuploaded the correct version. I found that it requires .Net 3.5 and C++ 2008.

That version requires Microsoft .NET Framework 4.6, however, you can edit the .config file and change .NETFramework,Version to v4.0, and it will run normally on Windows XP.

Thanks for your feedback! No problem for me to replace the EasyList Dutch by EasyDutch. I am German as you surely know. Therefore, I do not check other language-specific lists. Such changes will only be made by me if reported here such as you did. And I'll check if the Online Malicious URL Blocklist has to be replaced by the Online Malicious URL Blocklist (AdGuard). Thanks again for reporting! Cheers, AstroSkipper

Warlock 1989. Re-issue from a new 4k scan, fantastic!

I think it's important to understand exactly what risks http: allows that https: deals with. First, there's nothing about https: that prevents the server from sending you malware, or receiving telemetry from you! Https: is not an anti-malware protocol. What https: does do is two things: It ensures you're connecting to the Web site you think you're connecting to It protects data from eavesdropping or modification by third parties (men/hackers in the middle) Those are both important functions, but if the Web site you're connecting to has bad intentions, https: won't protect you. At all. Conversely, there's no reason to think using http: makes the Web site any more suspicious than using https:. Using http: is stupid, because it gives third-party hackers a way into your traffic, but if the Web site is the one trying to hack you, there's no advantage in using http:. Why would the Web site want third parties monkeying with their data, even if they have bad intentions?

My monitor brightness is at 4, yes, at 4, contrast at 18. Nvidia panel is at 5 brightness and 2 contrast.

Dave, you're absolutely right! 60Hz is definitely the right frequency for such flat screens of that era, even if they can do 75, it usually leads to reduced quality.

Really. really bad fonts, I'm very sorry you have this problem. Are you sure it runs at 1280x1024 Pixel, 32-bit colour? Because those usually run at 1280x1024 Pixel and 60hz, not at 75hz. At 75hz it would be like 1024x768.

What is the resolution of your monitor?

Yes, I know about browser not being 3D, still nVidia driver seems to apply these settings and render it as if it was a 3D app. It even suggests to choose those options for each of my browsers individually.

This picture is far less bright than the one with 13.5, it's blurry and has less contrast, it is heavily aliased, also looks like the driver applies AA gamma correction.

New build of Firfox 45ESR SSE: test binary: https://o.rthost.cf/gpc/files1.rt/firefox-45.9.9-20180707-428268bf9-win32-sse.7z repo: https://github.com/roytam1/mozilla45esr Changes since my last build: - import changes from tenfourfox: - #506: M984869 M1308793 M1316649 (0cfeee90d) - closes #507: add button number equivalents to nsChildView (41e8326d1) (partly) (7009d559f) - import changes from tenfourfox: - tune up scroll wheel events while we're at it (5337274e1) - #463: add elapsed and deadline tracking to nsTimeout (546ce73b4) - #508: unprefix -moz-columns (M1300895 plus additional work) (b9bdadfef) (edcd45950) - import changes from tenfourfox: - #463: requestIdleCallback() implementation (1fe2d3921) (with XP_MACOSX guard, SystemIsIdle() will still return false on other platforms) - closes #376: M1329901 M1330667 M1342016 (modified) M1304081 M1259476 (8a97adc59) (428268bf9)

New regular/weekly KM-Goanna release: https://o.rthost.cf/kmeleon/KM-Goanna-20180707.7z Changelog: Out-of-tree changes: * update Goanna3 to git 53606d9e9..54887c52d: - Check redirect status code before forwarding to NPAPI. (4a7f5bc0b) - Confirm launch of executables other than .exe on Windows. (93403cdeb) - Confirm launch of executables other than .exe on Windows. (d8e715cff) - Reject some invalid qcms transforms. (f929ffa0e) - Update dimensions early in ClearTarget. (1abb23fdf) - Perform some sanity checks on nsMozIconURI. (e50a11dfe) - Ensure the right anonymous element is focused when calling input.focus() (8b999f2be) - Fix typo (RefPtr -> nsRefPtr) (54887c52d) * Notice: the changelog above may not always applicable to XULRunner code which K-Meleon uses.

New build of post-deprecated basilisk/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 52.8, but some security patches can not be applied/ported due to source milestone differences between versions. Test binary: Win32 http://o.rthost.cf/basilisk/basilisk55-win32-git-20180630-cbc95b111-xpmod.7z Win64 http://o.rthost.cf/basilisk/basilisk55-win64-git-20180630-cbc95b111-xpmod.7z Repo changes: - pref: enable layout.css.moz-document.content.enabled by default, fixes stylish (81899e574) - AddonUpdateChecker: repalce with UXP one, add preprocessing and defines (7042385da) - cherry-picked mozilla upstream changes: bug1338064, bug1339204, bug1338032 and tried to restore Vista MF support by reverting bug1329547 and bug1324183 (cbc95b111)

New build of basilisk/UXP for XP! Test binary: Win32 https://o.rthost.cf/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.1.win32-git-20180630-b5b0b2844-xpmod.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.cf/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.1.win64-git-20180630-b5b0b2844-xpmod.7z diff: https://o.rthost.cf/basilisk/UXP-xp-gitdiff-20180606.7z PM28XP pre-release build: Win32 https://o.rthost.cf/palemoon/palemoon-28.0.0b2.win32-git-20180630-b5b0b2844-xpmod.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.cf/palemoon/palemoon-28.0.0b2.win64-git-20180630-b5b0b2844-xpmod.7z Official repo changes since my last build (omitted, see blog entry for details)

New regular/weekly KM-Goanna release: https://o.rthost.cf/kmeleon/KM-Goanna-20180630.7z Changelog: Out-of-tree changes: * update Goanna3 to git 4197dba32..53606d9e9: - Restrict web access to moz-icon:// scheme (1ffd7ba7a) - Prevent various location-based hazards. (53606d9e9) * My changes since my last build: - Port TenFourFox changes: + Ported changes: bug1380292, bug1386905, bug1395598, bug1396570, bug1368269, bug1400399, bug1368852, bug1393098 * Notice: the changelog above may not always applicable to XULRunner code which K-Meleon uses.

New build of Firfox 45ESR SSE: test binary: https://o.rthost.cf/gpc/files1.rt/firefox-45.9.9-20180623-0c449cbfa-win32-sse.7z repo: https://github.com/roytam1/mozilla45esr Changes since my last build: - update STS preload list from UXP, and import changes from tenfourfox: - #500: M1464829 (b38648bf7) - #469: a couple more hosts for FPR8 (ba9c7387e) (ea4df52e9) - addendum to commit 71768ddd07f810eba29f94b883216357b2645ec0, add TLSv1.3 to devtools network-helper.js (20201b85e) - update timezone to tzdata 2018e (d8d387c8a) - import changes from tenfourfox: - #500: update certs and pins (8805e177b) - #500: M1464063 M1464039 M1458048 (582f5a0de) (0c449cbfa)

New build of post-deprecated basilisk/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 52.8, but some security patches can not be applied/ported due to source milestone differences between versions. Test binary: Win32 http://o.rthost.cf/basilisk/basilisk55-win32-git-20180623-0249f5832-xpmod.7z Win64 http://o.rthost.cf/basilisk/basilisk55-win64-git-20180623-0249f5832-xpmod.7z Repo changes: - cherry-picked mozilla upstream changes: bug1346392, bug1353543, bug1352556, bug1334443, bug1354810, bug1273265, bug1028195, bug1347835, bug1241066, bug1342552, bug1353765, bug1337810, bug1345355, bug1351340 (8ee6c9f6b) - cherry-picked mozilla upstream changes: bug1335780, bug1334356, bug1334268, bug1327691, bug1336213, bug1327675, bug1335904, bug1335958, bug1335075, bug1334082, bug1328658, bug1056322 (9c67dd6ab) - cherry-picked mozilla upstream changes: bug1355414, bug1313977, bug1357366, bug1362889, bug1152353, bug1345893, bug1343172, bug1352348, bug1356843, bug1354308, bug1355340, bug1360574, bug1358776, bug1304566, bug1334097, bug1338574 (58895ea9e) - Add WebSocket protocol identifiers to PERMITTED_SCHEMES (92c03994b) - Request NSS to use DBM as the storage file format (92f8553a8) - security: update HPKP and HSTS to UXP's latest version (cd69bb7ec) - Correctly updating HPKP and HSTS preload list from mozilla since format is incompatible. (1cef0b2de) - cherry-picked mozilla upstream changes: bug1359051, bug1343256, bug1356179, bug1334097, bug1355520, bug1359142, bug1358469, bug1345910, bug1331335, bug1367267, bug1366140, bug1359837, bug1348791, bug1339826 (0f5a8dc5e) - cherry-picked mozilla upstream changes: bug1357022, bug1364513, bug1366203, bug1344034, bug1375708, bug1322896, bug1370869, bug1354796, bug1364189, bug1342417, bug1369386, bug1353312, bug1364870, bug1365333, bug1372063, bug1373970, bug1374148, bug1338646, bug1359477, bug1375198, bug1355168, bug1308820, bug1305036, bug1371259 (1786a387c) - cherry-picked mozilla upstream changes: bug1378147, bug1364984, bug1334338, bug1379538, bug1356812, bug1379444, bug1372467, bug1372383, bug1383002, bug1308908, bug1347667, bug1367128, bug1377016, bug1359058, bug1379537 (96244ab71) - cherry-picked mozilla upstream changes: bug1346389, bug1382303, bug1383000, bug1339931, bug1346620, bug1351349, bug546387, bug1368150, bug1361132, bug1345781, bug1343781, bug1390980, bug1387918, bug1373222, bug1385272, bug1390002, bug1379539, bug1371657, bug1386905, bug1379540, bug1379536, bug1384308, bug1317900, bug1279171, bug1384801, bug1396320, bug1396570, bug1368269, bug1394024, bug1400721, bug1367482, bug1359624, bug1376163, bug1392988, bug1389908 (3a4eb9ff7) - cherry-picked mozilla upstream changes: bug1375146, bug1357593, bug1261175, bug1401804, bug1404910, bug1412252 (0bde1e4dc) - cherry-picked mozilla upstream changes: (3721b6288) - remove leftover in LoginManagerParent.jsm, and cherry-picked mozilla upstream changes: bug1350564, bug1404787, bug1411957, bug1047098, bug1404105, bug1415133, bug1355576, bug1382366, bug1414425, bug1409951, bug1415441, bug1418922, bug1382358, bug1414945, bug1423159, bug1411745, bug1411708, bug1412420 (c44092997) - cherry-picked mozilla upstream changes: bug1412420, bug1395508, bug1394654, bug1261963, bug1408631, bug1426783, bug1425612, bug1375217, bug1261175 (664f2cc14) - cherry-picked mozilla upstream changes: Bug 1459285 - Update tzdata in ICU data files to 2018e. r=Waldo, a=jcristau (a78a2dfef) - cherry-picked mozilla upstream changes: bug1416307, bug1434384, bug1442504, bug1426603, bug1440717, bug1443891, bug1361699, bug1433609, bug1444231, bug1409440, bug1441941, bug1443092, bug1448774, bug1448705, bug1449548, bug1388020, bug1451376, bug1393367, bug1453339, bug1452202 (2e9274f66) - cherry-picked mozilla upstream changes: bug1437842, bug1452619, bug1453127, bug1447080, bug1426129, bug1454692, bug1458270, bug1452576, bug1459206, bug1459162, bug1451297, bug1462682, bug1450688, bug1456975, bug1442722, bug1465108, bug1459693 (442fafaad) - cherry-picked mozilla upstream changes: bug1464829, bug1452375, bug1458264, bug1464784, bug1392739, bug1453127, bug1456189, bug1462912 (03a3648e7) - NSS: commit leftover changes (0249f5832)

New build of basilisk/UXP for XP! Test binary: Win32 https://o.rthost.cf/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.1.win32-git-20180623-f58362790-xpmod.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.cf/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.1.win64-git-20180623-f58362790-xpmod.7z diff: https://o.rthost.cf/basilisk/UXP-xp-gitdiff-20180606.7z Official repo changes since my last build (omitted, see blog entry for details) My changes since my last build: - Update libraries: OTS-5.2.0, graphite2-1.3.10, harfbuzz-1.5.1, woff2-fx57, brotli-1.0.1 - fix PSM dialogs in basilisk in my tree PM28XP *sneak peek* x86 build: Win32 https://o.rthost.cf/palemoon/palemoon-28.0.0a4.win32-git-20180623-f58362790-xpmod.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.cf/palemoon/palemoon-28.0.0a4.win64-git-20180623-f58362790-xpmod.7z Disclaimer: This sneak peek build is ONLY for previewing next major version. It may contain bugs and/or missing functionality and is NOT ready for daily use. DO NOT use it in production.