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Granblue Fantasy: Relink – Special Edition v1.0.3 Genres: Action, RPG Company: Cygames Requires Windows 10+

Apparently @D.Draker doesn't understand the concept of hyperbole. Of course it was an extreme exaggeration; I had hoped that was obvious to everyone, but apparently not. But he did leave me wondering: what exactly is an "over-exaggeration?" Is there such a thing as an "under-exaggeration?" If I had said 16 MB and an 8-core processor, would he have accused me of under-exaggerating because I only exaggerated a little? And what level of exaggeration is "just right?" Is 32 MB the "Goldilocks" level of exaggeration in D.Draker's opinion? (BTW, even 8GB and a quad-core processor is rather beyond the hardware used by the typical XP user.)

Could you post screenshots? Thanks. 1 Before and 1 after the changes.

Why does it matter? This topic isn't limited to "supermium on XP only".

Unfortunately, not! This thread is not about common failures in terms HDDs or SSDs. That's what the topic is about. And you are wrong, unfortunately. There are evidences and physical reasons that the newly written data is better than the previous ones. Read the linked articles and think about magnetism! In terms of HDDs, stored bits can reverse their magnetic polarity, unfortunately. AstroSkipper

Lubricants drying out is related to the data prevention loss. One would have to turn on the HDD once in a while, from time to time. By doing this you prevent it from being stuck.

AstroSkipper, I agree with you 100% ! I'd also add simple mechanical failures due to the dried out motor bearings lubricant ! And/or dust inside (yes, dust inside of newly-made japs-made Toshiba/Hitachi) , jaclaz may just be too young to remember the DeathStar HDD from Toshiba, so let's not get too hard on him ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deskstar

... Confirmed in my copy of Serpent 52 ; to make the JS code served by that site perform its intended task (i.e. produce a file to download), load "about:config", locate pref "dom.window.event.enabled" and toggle its value to "true" - then the download should work; unsure whether toggling that pref has unforeseen security implications ... Greetings

<Offtopic> Link without tracking parameters: https://www.google.com/search?q="over+exaggerate". </Offtopic>

Mister, I never implied that it's limited to XP only, either. I am already aware that we can also discuss about running it on 2000 (which is not supported yet, but will be in the future) and Vista also, for example. Please don't jump into unfounded conclusions, Please and thank you very much.

TheSage 7.52.2806 nov 2023 https://thesage-english-dictionary-and-thesaurus.sooftware.com/windows/download/395678 https://www.sooftware.com/apps/en/1/395678/TheSagePortable_7-52-2806.zip https://www.sooftware.com/apps/en/1/395678/TheSage_Setup_7-52-2806.exe

You mean this one? Found it for you. The downloads below are archives provided by the Internet Archive Wayback Machine from the Microsoft Download Center prior to August 2020. https://legacyupdate.net/download-center/download/542/security-fix-for-directx-media-6.0-on-windows-nt-4.0-kb819696

Do you have K-lite Codec Pack 2.73 installed? https://filehippo.com/download_klite-codec-pack/2.73/

Realm of Dread claims to require a 64-bit operating Windows 7/8/8.1 as the minimum, for me it didn't work. It didn't even start. https://store.steampowered.com/app/2159450/Realm_of_Dread/

TEKKEN 8 Requires Windows 10+ Arcade, Fighting, Side, 3D, Japanese By Bandai Namco Studios, Arika, Bandai Namco Entertainment

There is not a single article. The linked articles are just examples to inform users like you. Physics and how magnetism works is evidence enough. And that doesn't have much to do with opinions, either. Simply put, magnetic information can change and unfortunately be lost in its original state, which is simply unavoidable. No matter whether you want to believe that or not. Unfortunately, physics does not take this into account. AstroSkipper

Yep! That's riight. And we could list many other strategies for prevention of data loss and disk failures. But this thread is about the periodical refresh of disks to preserve the data on these media as long as possible. And this can be done indeed with tools like DiskFresh, Spinrite and presumably some others. However, the intervals at which something like this should be carried out are quite flexible and rather arbitrary. TBH @D.Draker, that was actually what @UCyborg wanted to discuss here.

There are many different reasons for failures and data loss in terms of HDDs and SSDs. But this thread is about refreshing data on disks. That's why I didn't mention other failures or problems which of course can occur at any time.

Unfortunately, you are wrong. There are indeed physical reasons for losing data. I'll give you a hint. It's called magnetism when it comes to HDDs. But even for SSDs, there are physical processes that can lead to data loss. Here is a German article to bring you a little closer to the subject: https://www.computerwoche.de/a/der-langsame-tod-von-festplatten-und-ssds,3549906 Use a translator if German is not one of your languages! Anyway! @UCyborg's concerns are fully justified and understandable. AstroSkipper

Spinrite is a good tool for checking and refreshing old HDDs, presumably with a lower size. I don't know if there are any size restrictions. I already used Spinrite 6.0 in the past, and it helped me to refresh an old HDD and check a few pending sectors on it. The tool DiskFresh also sounds promising, though.

Toggling the pref "dom.window.event.enabled" from false to true did the trick. Thanks for the tip! So this pref enables the Event interface representing an event which takes place in the DOM. I had a look at Mozilla. This pref unfortunately seems to be deprecated. Here is a link: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/event?

uBO (web extension version) can strip these parameters. AdGuard URL Tracking Protection (built in) Actually Legitimate URL Shortener Tool; from: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt/master/LegitimateURLShortener.txt For Pale Moon/New Moon: Pure URL. https://deusrex.neocities.org/xul/pureurl/pureurl https://addons.palemoon.org/addon/pureurl4pm/

Hmm yes, much better, thanks!

You're right, I just found the screenshots I saved back then and they show version 2.1.3.0, release 060429. I apologize if I misled you, I was testing a lot of versions at the time and they all got mixed up in my head. Nevertheless, it was working for me at that particular time. I will try to repeat the experiments in the next few days and also try to run the BlueSoleil audio driver by writing inf similar to WIDCOMM, which seems to work in 98 without any problems (audio devices are installed and even some TV appears) but either doesn't see my dongle or requires a license and I don't know how to fix it.

Windows Update Restored News Hello everyone on MSFN ! This topic has not been very active for a while now, and I'll revive it by giving the latest news about the project : General Project Information The website has been improved with more pages and new images, as well as new files to download. For example, you can now download Internet Explorer 4.01SP2 (online installer) in all languages, we well as IE5.5SP2 and IE6SP1. The website is now compatible IE3 and onwards. Windows Update Restored v2 The website has complete HTML sets of files, and is available in French, English and Chinese (for IE4 ONLY). The site is still work in progress. Windows Update Restored v3.1 Russian and Finnish have been added for W95+IE5.5, as well as some updates. Windows Update Restored v4 We have made a HUGE improvement on the V4 website. It no longer crashes on 9x systems, and there are a ton of new updates added. The site is more complete than before, but a lot of content is still missing. Windows Update Restored v5 You no longer need a proxy to use the website !!!! The V5 website is more stable than before. Hope these news help! If you have any questions or suggestions, I'll be glad to answer them ! http://www.windowsupdaterestored.com

Google is your friend: over-exaggeration meaning Yes, there is: under-exaggeration meaning

Please check your inbox, I found the right driver for you.

Not only is this solution very old as said above, I didn't have so much luck with it. It only made a few Discourse-based forums work, and others still remained broken as they are. I, however, had so much luck with this solution > Link (the userscript manager method) It was much easier for me to apply, and it made ALL Discourse-based forums work.

@VistaLover I do not use uBO but I used advice from this > Link I installed Modify HTTP Response 1.3.8 addon and I added a page winraid.level1techs.com with the help of the editor: must be removed at the end of the sign / add this |winraid\.level1techs\.com at the end insert a sign / click Save It works Thanks

... Well, as explained by Moonchild in the linked PMForums comment, the "underlying issue" involves "ghost browser windows" that keep devouring H/W resources even after tabs have been closed; are these ghost windows being killed just by reloading a tab via that extension? Unless the ghost window(s) are being created ONLY after a tab has been closed ... As also noted by MC, e10s is the way "mainstream" browser engines mitigate the underlying issue, but the upstream apps are single-process ONLY; of the roytam1 forks, St52/55 can be forced to enable e10s, but this is an unsupported configuration (which, in itself, requires "better" H/W ) that uses a half-baked multiprocess implementation (never meant to work under XP, BTW) by Mozilla from the Fx52 era, inadequate at best to handle bloated web pages (read: apps) in 2024... As for GitHub, I wouldn't want a GH tab auto-reload in the middle of me composing a New Issue or comment ... Thank you , though, for the recommendation (which, again, is no good for "upstream" and NM28, since WEs are out of the question...).

You can't help with anything when you missed even the basic description for what they are for, despite it was written by the developer. "This tool is used for modifying game profiles inside the internal driver database of the nvidia driver. All game profiles are provided by the nvidia driver, but you can add your own profiles for games missing in the driver database" https://github.com/Orbmu2k/nvidiaProfileInspector

And which governments that may be? @UCyborgwrote about XP, no 10. XP accepts up to 368.91 drivers, strange you don't know

There you go! Finally someone noticed! Even on the poorly compressed screenshot it's still visible. On my good monitor, Supermium background looks like it's backlit with LEDs (cheap chinese bluish LEDs).

I never claimed to have eagle vision, but my eyesight is fine. The screenshot quality uploaded on the website is automatically compressed, I have the original.

We tend to overvalue things in life. Now, what I'm gonna say is not for those who are/were in love (if such cases still exist!, so no offence !). Would you make a backup of a woman you dated for over several years ? I think not ! And even if you did, would it have any value for you in a couple of years fast forward ? It's much easier to just go out and get a new one instead. Younger, prettier . The same is with hard disks, you'll get better ones every year ! What do you all exactly store ??? Ancient software ? Outdated drivers ? Women born in the sixties ??? I'm not saying newer is always better, I too keep my old photos, for example. BUT. I'll not get unhinged if my HDDs just freaking die, all at once. To hell with them !

Fellas, wow ! This all could've been said in a couple of words . Just copy (periodically) your data from an old HDD to a new one. Solved ! I don't think @UCyborglives on a volcano or walking in magnetic storm parks in the evenings !

Right! That's why I included it in my collection of emergency programs years ago. I have a bag with many CDs and DVDs for emergencies (more than 100). With these programs, I can access my hard drives, partitions or hardware from the outside of my Windows system partition at any time. BTW, all repairs in terms of computers I do myself, if it is still repairable at all, and have a lot of special tools and measuring instruments for this. All of my computers are built, modified and maintained by myself. AstroSkipper

If I had the need to refresh a more recent HDD, I would give DiskFresh a try. A tool similar to Spinrite is HDD Regenerator. And defragmenting a partition or restoring an image has also the effect of refreshing data. So such a special tool like DiskFresh is rather targeting HDDs which were stored outside as a backup or are used rarely. And there are certainly many other tools that perform read/write operations as one of many features. Therefore, probably no need for more such specialized tools.

Just for clarification! I use Spinrite 6.0 only on old PATA HDDs. I would never think of using such old hardware-related software on current disks. Such considerations would be simply absurd. All has to be sensible or in some cases even time-period correct and has to match the necessary system requirements. However, the HDDs in my anchient Windows XP computer (year of manufacture 2000 and BIOS from 2002) are all very old and match the system requirements for using Spinrite. Newer hardware means logically more recent tools for such measures. And I already stated: AstroSkipper

@UCyborg posted further sources in his initial post. And the language in which articles were written doesn't matter nowadays. We all can use Google Translator or much better DeepL And, you will find more scientific or technical information by using Google & Co, of course. Very funny! But to be honest, I actually prefer rather scientific answers. And I say that as an outspoken film lover. AstroSkipper

From my very long experience with various HDDs, a year is too short, I'd say refresh data every 2-3 years or so. IMPORTANT data needs to be on 3 different backup storages, also preferably use different locations (your second/third house, for example). If you have something to hide, then NOT your house, obviously. I even used to store data in a very humid enviroment (with the measures taken). BUT 12 years HDDs (if I read your post correctly, they were constantly on) - the only place for them is a dumpster, sorry, they aren't safe to store anything on them. Don't buy the new ones from Toshiba, and don't buy the ones that have the "new" crappy SMR tech, like WD60EFAX or any Toshiba model.

New build of basilisk/UXP for XP! Test binary: Win32 https://o.rths.cf/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.1.win32-git-20190216-77e1b07f3-xpmod.7z Win64 https://o.rths.cf/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.1.win64-git-20190216-77e1b07f3-xpmod.7z diff: https://o.rths.cf/basilisk/UXP-xp-gitdiff-20181110.7z PM28XP build: Win32 https://o.rths.cf/palemoon/palemoon-28.4.0a1.win32-git-20190216-77e1b07f3-xpmod.7z Win64 https://o.rths.cf/palemoon/palemoon-28.4.0a1.win64-git-20190216-77e1b07f3-xpmod.7z Official repo changes since my last build: - Expose TLS 1.3 cipher suite prefs. (8beab28bf) - Allow empty string on `location.search` setter. (487afe9f4) - Add "check for updates" to main menu and AppMenu v2 (dd418226c) - Restore app.update.url.override preference. (71c81eb90) - Remove webextensions conditional code from Basilisk. (6bb02d95f) - Remove WebExtension support from the platform. (43d44975b) - Remove the WebExtension Add-on Manager from our tree. (1e0da1994) - Move "No proxy for" control down to clarify it is a global effect. (8e0fdf931) - Fix line endings (0e80d10f4) - Implement origin-clean algorithm for ImageBitmap. (91799767e) - Use C++11 thread-safe statics with MSVC. (f595579f0) - Disable "helpful" MSVC warning about AVX instructions. (9a090b794) - Bump goanna version for updated canvas handling. (4ec8be4ae) - Use C++11 thread-safe statics with MSVC. (js) (71d32272e) - Update browse URL for AM search to Phoebus 2.0 (0d88098e3) - Port several Skia upstream fixes. (a6ddde909) - Preserve transparency when copying a DIB to/from the clipboard. (77e1b07f3) My changes since my last build: - nspr: update nspr to hg rev 753fe0f7964c - nss: update nss to hg rev 395a93dbc02e with vc2013 patch applied - reverted following changes: - Remove webextensions conditional code from Basilisk. (6bb02d95f) - Remove WebExtension support from the platform. (43d44975b) - Remove the WebExtension Add-on Manager from our tree. (1e0da1994) - Use C++11 thread-safe statics with MSVC. (f595579f0) - Use C++11 thread-safe statics with MSVC. (js) (71d32272e)

WE killswitch! https://github.com/MoonchildProductions/UXP/commit/6bb02d95f70000b150569089987701c8244d7d5d lets revert it!

New regular/weekly KM-Goanna release: https://o.rths.cf/kmeleon/KM76.1-Goanna-20190209.7z Changelog: Out-of-tree changes: * update troubleshoot_prefs.kmm to v17 * update Goanna3 to git 92d2d7f76..7450defff: - import changes from rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1139152: IonMonkey: Don't improve types at MTypeOf for unknown types (d67dad359) - Bug 994016 - IonMonkey: Improve type information at branches with TypeOf (boolean, you are worthy too) (c90a6d6fc) (d9bf24c13) - import changes from rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1138265 - TraceLogger: Throw error when trying to enable in AsmJS (64c799042) - Bug 1270591. Add support for checking for AVX & AVX2. Detecting AVX2 requires the use of a sub-leaf. (789319bd0) (eb895d30f) - import changes from rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - update libwebp to 0.6.1 (afa956138) - fix build on intel for libwebp 0.6 (97193d7a0) (7174a5119) - import changes from rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1113369, part 1 - Introduce JS::ObjectOpResult and use it in js::StandardDefineProperty. (15663c476) - Bug 1113369, part 1½ - Avoid regressing error messages by adding obj to the ObjectOpResult methods that could throw a TypeError. (e063faf08) - Bug 1113369, part 2 - js::SetArrayLength ObjectOpResult support. (cf8326017) - Bug 1113369, part 3 - [[DefineOwnProperty]] ObjectOpResult support. (e16605a90) - Bug 1113369, part 4 - [[Set]] ObjectOpResult support. (6f94604d4) (74aff1670) - import changes from rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1077002 - Give a better error message when showModalDialog is used (18d8ecc12) - Bug 1135792. Stop assuming that every binding for a global with a non-worker descriptor is a binding for Window. (dd0260c12) - Bug 1135810. Add more explicit checks for whether a descriptor wants Xrays or not instead of assuming that Xrays are desired if and only if descriptor.workers is false. (17ef71544) - Bug 1050456 - Part 1: Prevent prerendered pages from showing the slow script dialog (173044922) - Bug 1050456 - Part 2: Add a nsGlobalWindow::GetIsPrerendered helper (ac680a5f7) (805fc48eb) - reverting rmottola/Arctic-Fox changes in order to bisect memory leak and greasemonkey issue: - Bug 1136925 part 1. Stop passing a parent to JS_CloneObject (02806f3cb) - Bug 1136925 part 2. Stop passing a parent to Wrapper::New. (1d51cbd34) - Bug 1136925 part 3. Stop passing parents to js::NewProxyObject. (dc13db8da) - Bug 1136925 part 4. Stop passing parents to ProxyObject::New. (e2d30e340) - Bug 1130679: IonMonkey: Make it possible to guard on type changes/bailouts (ecec18313) - Bug 1136980 part 1. Get rid of JS_SetParent uses in DOM/XPConnect. (5cad9c256) - Bug 1136980 part 2. Remove JS_SetParent, even though we have a CLOSED TREE (96cf58c85) - Bug 1066229 - Part 5: Emitter support for basic ES6 ClassStatements. (e2a3cc979) - Bug 1135423 - Use unboxed objects for object literals where possible, clean up object literal creation and property initialization code (1d9e381c2) - Bug 1137523 part 2 - Unprefix a few js_* functions I forgot in part 1 (e6beaf0d8) - Bug 1135816 - Handle unboxed object receivers when compiling getter/setter calls in baseline/Ion (82233087e) - Bug 1138265 - TraceLogger: Throw error when trying to enable in AsmJS (64c799042) - Bug 1113369, part 1 - Introduce JS::ObjectOpResult and use it in js::StandardDefineProperty. (15663c476) - Bug 1113369, part 1½ - Avoid regressing error messages by adding obj to the ObjectOpResult methods that could throw a TypeError. (e063faf08) - Bug 1113369, part 2 - js::SetArrayLength ObjectOpResult support. (cf8326017) - Bug 1113369, part 3 - [[DefineOwnProperty]] ObjectOpResult support. (e16605a90) - Bug 1113369, part 4 - [[Set]] ObjectOpResult support. (6f94604d4) - Bug 1077002 - Give a better error message when showModalDialog is used (18d8ecc12) - Bug 1135792. Stop assuming that every binding for a global with a non-worker descriptor is a binding for Window. (dd0260c12) - Bug 1135810. Add more explicit checks for whether a descriptor wants Xrays or not instead of assuming that Xrays are desired if and only if descriptor.workers is false. (17ef71544) - Bug 1050456 - Part 1: Prevent prerendered pages from showing the slow script dialog (173044922) - Bug 1050456 - Part 2: Add a nsGlobalWindow::GetIsPrerendered helper (ac680a5f7) hopefully we can re-apply them later. (e1881afe9) - re-apply rev 805fc48eb20f089ae0b815ce137bd64d6993f451 (d1c585ecf) - re-apply rev 94617d85eb5ab3369bb44b099be3c6c4174fe6f6 (e07628294) - re-apply following changes: - Bug 1130679: IonMonkey: Make it possible to guard on type changes/bailouts (ecec18313) - Bug 1066229 - Part 5: Emitter support for basic ES6 ClassStatements. (e2a3cc979) - Bug 1135423 - Use unboxed objects for object literals where possible, clean up object literal creation and property initialization code (1d9e381c2) - Bug 1138265 - TraceLogger: Throw error when trying to enable in AsmJS (64c799042) (7450defff) following changes seem causing issues and they are reverted for now: - Bug 1136925 part 1. Stop passing a parent to JS_CloneObject (02806f3cb) - Bug 1136925 part 2. Stop passing a parent to Wrapper::New. (1d51cbd34) - Bug 1136925 part 3. Stop passing parents to js::NewProxyObject. (dc13db8da) - Bug 1136925 part 4. Stop passing parents to ProxyObject::New. (e2d30e340) - Bug 1136980 part 1. Get rid of JS_SetParent uses in DOM/XPConnect. (5cad9c256) - Bug 1136980 part 2. Remove JS_SetParent, even though we have a CLOSED TREE (96cf58c85) - Bug 1113369, part 1 - Introduce JS::ObjectOpResult and use it in js::StandardDefineProperty. (15663c476) - Bug 1113369, part 1½ - Avoid regressing error messages by adding obj to the ObjectOpResult methods that could throw a TypeError. (e063faf08) - Bug 1113369, part 2 - js::SetArrayLength ObjectOpResult support. (cf8326017) - Bug 1113369, part 3 - [[DefineOwnProperty]] ObjectOpResult support. (e16605a90) - Bug 1113369, part 4 - [[Set]] ObjectOpResult support. (6f94604d4) * Notice: the changelog above may not always applicable to XULRunner code which K-Meleon uses.

New build of BOC/UXP for XP! Test binary: MailNews Win32 https://o.rths.cf/boc-uxp/mailnews.win32-20190209-95988d7-uxp-4adc40988-xpmod.7z Browser-only Suite Win32 (removed due to request) source patch (excluding UXP): (removed due to request) Official repo changes since my last build: - [PLATFORM] Update commit pointer (0358bd0) - [PLATFORM] Update commit pointer (3903a16) - [INSPECTOR] Use main toolbar background for modern theme (11dc15b) - [PLATFORM] Update commit pointer (68c6dd6) - [ABPRIME] Change menu order for Navigator (adebcea) - [PLATFORM] Update commit pointer (0cb0749) - [PLATFORM] Update commit pointer (e55019d) - [MAIL] Update proxy prefpane for changes in https://github.com/MoonchildProductions/UXP/commit/6567bb631a78033b6b4cc32bc93e07d837652276 (95988d7) For UXP changes please see above.

New regular/weekly KM-Goanna release: https://o.rths.cf/kmeleon/KM76.1-Goanna-20190202.7z Changelog: Out-of-tree changes: * update Goanna3 to git 21b0da255..92d2d7f76: - disable nsAutoOwningThread, which cause crash in KM (9e8200e7a) - snappy: update snappy to r114 from UXP (c2d58c15a) - update NSS to git rev e76a339d424a5fad9bc42a7e91154a4dd89b83f3 with nss339-vc2013.diff applied (e37e83161) - import changes from rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - change some pointer style, or patches do not apply (0de8fac13) - Bug 1137523 - Unprefix most js_* functions. (16507a434) (65938cdd9) - import changes from rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1130166 - Use SizePrintfMacros.h when printing line numbers. (9fd08a254) - Bug 1133369 - Use consistent allocation kinds for new objects after converting an unboxed group (51e5f25bc) - Bug 1129510 - Trace references to JS heap from Profiler buffers. (90dfbed12) (743d64fb7) - import changes from rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 994016: TI: add removeSet (slightly reworked) (4cccc36c4) - Bug 994016: IonMonkey: Add MTypeOf folding to MCompare (9eb64c54a) - Bug 994016: IonMonkey: Use high level TI API for improving types at branches (what was left unapplied) (959c796ab) - Bug 994016: IonMonkey: Improve types at compares with MTypeOf (c8e580d34) - Bug 994016: IonMonkey: More agressively improve types at branches (5d4be5bfd) (129bd4b32) - import changes from rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1136925 part 1. Stop passing a parent to JS_CloneObject (02806f3cb) - Bug 1136925 part 2. Stop passing a parent to Wrapper::New. (1d51cbd34) - Bug 1136925 part 3. Stop passing parents to js::NewProxyObject. (dc13db8da) - Bug 1136925 part 4. Stop passing parents to ProxyObject::New. (e2d30e340) - Bug 1130679: IonMonkey: Make it possible to guard on type changes/bailouts (ecec18313) - Bug 1136980 part 1. Get rid of JS_SetParent uses in DOM/XPConnect. (5cad9c256) - Bug 1136980 part 2. Remove JS_SetParent, even though we have a CLOSED TREE (96cf58c85) - Bug 1066229 - Part 5: Emitter support for basic ES6 ClassStatements. (e2a3cc979) - Bug 1135423 - Use unboxed objects for object literals where possible, clean up object literal creation and property initialization code (1d9e381c2) (0838d9d1a) - import changes from rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1137523 part 2 - Unprefix a few js_* functions I forgot in part 1 (e6beaf0d8) - Bug 1135816 - Handle unboxed object receivers when compiling getter/setter calls in baseline/Ion (82233087e) (94617d85e) - update Twemoji font to v11.3 based build. (92d2d7f76) * Notice: the changelog above may not always applicable to XULRunner code which K-Meleon uses.

New build of Firefox 45ESR SSE: test binary: https://o.rths.cf/gpc/files1.rt/firefox-45.9.13-20190202-f0dd40394-win32-sse.7z repo: https://github.com/roytam1/mozilla45esr Changes since my last build: - update NSS to git rev e76a339d424a5fad9bc42a7e91154a4dd89b83f3 with nss339-vc2013.diff applied (2ebe1a28d) - update nss to git rev 4aea92b574d2d674ee75838d46ea95b113e8fecb with nss339-vc2013.diff applied (2c1850be4) - import changes from tenfourfox: - #540: M1510114 M1502871 M1494364 M1485864 (2dba79e82) (M1485864 not applied due to patchede source in nss git) - #540: update certs, pins, TLDs (715c9087d) (7edbd8bf5) - hack: treat `const` in `for(const x in y)` as `let`. idea from https://github.com/classilla/tenfourfox/issues/541 (f0dd40394)

New build of BOC/UXP for XP! Test binary: MailNews Win32 https://o.rths.cf/boc-uxp/mailnews.win32-20190202-733833f-uxp-a31b9e067-xpmod.7z Browser-only Suite Win32 (removed due to request) source patch (excluding UXP): (removed due to request) Official repo changes since my last build: - [PLATFORM] Update commit pointer (e5e04a0) - [NAVIGATOR] Reconfiguration (886d0f7) - [NAVIGATOR] Take select search plugins and fonts directly from Pale Moon (f4f6373) - [NAVIGATOR] Remove Weave (03589cc) - Issue #46 Remove Safe Browsing - Part 2: Navigator (9a18586) - [NAVIGATOR] Fix Fonts (09aad28) - [NAVIGATOR] Fix installer makefile (1d3c9f5) - [MAIL] Fix main moz.build for fonts (b377bb9) - [NAVIGATOR] Remove Doorhangers (5e10e68) - [MAIL] Fix accidental convars edit (a05468f) - [NAVIGATOR] Remove Migration (fab0217) - [NAVIGATOR] Reorganize the menus (ab39ff4) - [NAVIGATOR] Fix search service issues (3841ce1) - [NAVIGATOR] Add Cookie Manager (75f1256) - [NAVIGATOR] Delicious delicacies (8a50ddf) - [PLATFORM] Update commit pointer (3447d95) - [NAVIGATOR] Replace the unused Permissions Manager with a superior one and actually use it (53177cb) - [NAVIGATOR] Fix subscribing to feeds via live bookmark (7b180bb) - [NAVIGATOR] Offline Data Permissions Manager should show block not allow (76a7eea) - [PLATFORM] Update commit pointer (f4d9db9) - [NAVIGATOR] Make the Add-ons Manager as a Window preserve it's metrics and position (eaf32bb) - [PLATFORM] Update commit pointer (ffcd4b4) - [INSPECTOR] Add Navigator Support (733833f) For UXP changes please see above.

New build of basilisk/UXP for XP! Test binary: Win32 https://o.rths.cf/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.1.win32-git-20190202-a31b9e067-xpmod.7z Win64 https://o.rths.cf/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.1.win64-git-20190202-a31b9e067-xpmod.7z diff: https://o.rths.cf/basilisk/UXP-xp-gitdiff-20181110.7z PM28XP build: Win32 https://o.rths.cf/palemoon/palemoon-28.4.0a1.win32-git-20190202-a31b9e067-xpmod.7z Win64 https://o.rths.cf/palemoon/palemoon-28.4.0a1.win64-git-20190202-a31b9e067-xpmod.7z Official repo changes since my last build: - Only use white audio indicator when using a lightweight theme (46958a2aa) - Only use white audio indicator when using a lightweight theme [pinned tabs] (b39e0b131) - Merge pull request #945 from FranklinDM/audioindicator-lwtheme-fix (2d43b6eee) - Add nullcheck for addons (pre-installed webextensions return null) (d6a2deb0c) - Remove remote add-on debugging control. (2e581f48e) - Always treat composition time offsets as signed (bed24fdb7) - [BASILISK] Align browser glue with TychoAM for enableable add-ons. (2cbbc5de4) - [PALEMOON] Remove some dead code from browser glue (plugin update service) (e82fdef9c) - Reduce number of allocations in AutoStopwatch (3476c1d60) - Revert "Reduce number of allocations in AutoStopwatch" (abcaa560f) - Reduce number of allocations in AutoStopwatch (b55d41c24) - Merge pull request #948 from trav90/media-work (7f992d50e) - [TychoAM] Fix GMP* so that EME works in Basilisk (a606410ba) - [AM] Remove spurious warning for staged cleanup. (efac6cc1c) - Remove telemetry leftovers from JS engine. (493c956d8) - Revert "Fix bookmarks backup logic." (dcc5d6a78) - Only state the stop notification for JSDownloads in nsWebBrowserPersist::EndDownload (aa28523a5) - Merge pull request #952 from adeshkp/remove-telemetry-js (fecab2c54) - Merge pull request #954 from MoonchildProductions/TychoEME-work (6edfc0a20) - Set incremental GC slice to 20 ms duration (278eda6a0) - Update HSTS preload list (a31b9e067) My changes since my last build: - update nss to git rev 4aea92b574d2d674ee75838d46ea95b113e8fecb with nss339-vc2013.diff applied - update Twemoji font to v11.3 based build. - update libaom to rev 0ec86ac7ae1e32a7e70410fa4972a655ec3670a4 (without moz.build and aom_ports/aom_once.h)

already discussed: https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=3&amp;t=19262&amp;p=142312&amp;hilit=howtogeek#p142312