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Yard sales in rural areas?

Yes, @D.Draker is famous for helping people, especially with the modded Video drivers. I suggest you add your hardware IDS. https://www.wikihow.com/Find-Hardware-ID

Well, as it turns out, there are some differences between the downloaded pdf.js releases, and the one built into omni.ja. Figures. (Couldn't make it simple, could you, Mozilla?) In the downloaded releases, the locale files are in a "web" subfolder under the first path; not in a separate branch of the directory tree, as in the version built into omni.ja. I haven't yet determined whether the replaced l10n.js accesses the locale data from the new subfolder under "web" Further testing will be needed to figure this thing out completely Edit: Still working on it, but I have figured out that the locale data built into omni.ja is US English only; the locale data in the standalone version is multilingual. So if I can figure this out, at least pdf.js will start working in other languages.... What have I gotten myself into? Oh, well, I can always just give up....

Oh, how could I forget to tell?!? I even saved a bricked GPU that wasn't recognized as a GPU anymore, I had to short the dedicated pins (while it was booting up), it cleared out the chip off the remnants of the invalid BIOS someone stupidly flashed on it, so I was able to re-flash with the original. Probably it will work for the router, too.

The original BIOS was nowhere to be found, and the one I used was meant as an "update", so I used it. I had nothing to lose anyways.

Yep! I thought he should have found out that for himself when conducting such an "investigation". I don't think he really read my article. Or at least, not really thoroughly.

The 64 bit version works perfect so far. And in some sites it uses less ram than the previous version

This is i have

... For those not closely following the development in GitHub , Supermium v122 has been publicly released: https://github.com/win32ss/supermium/releases/tag/v122 https://github.com/win32ss/supermium/discussions/316 The new installer (both 32 & 64-bit) promises WinXP compatibility; the portable distributions appear to be, again, behind a paywall: https://www.patreon.com/posts/supermium-122-99791603 https://www.patreon.com/win32/shop/supermium-plus-package-march-2024-30-day-138343

Oh neither do I. Although I have seen stranger changes of heart, so I never say never. Besides, some of the best things I've ever achieved I had to apply pressure to get. It was worth it. No, you don't win 'em all, but you do win some.

If you think this is going to win the developer over to your side of thinking, "all the power to you". I don't see it working though.

I adjusted the report. I had only included the common items modified. Kaspersky Embedded Systems Security 3.3.0.87 modifies much more on Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 3. With regards to the official government warnings, depending on the governments, that in itself should not be enough cause of concern; governments are often not truthful in various reports nor are many of the major software vendors align with various government. Many of the security software vendors should not really be trusted, but some are still competent (some more than others) in finding and handling other threats.

I once had a case where the lightning bricked the device's BIOS, and I was able to resurrect it with magic flashing a new BIOS version from within DOS environment.

And a special thanks to @nicolaasjan for providing objective and real facts in that inofficial Pale Moon thread! I really appreciate your objectivity and practicality. As you probably know, I haven't posted on the Pale Moon forum for a long time. And I always feel vindicated in this decision when I read such comments. Thanks again!

And again, only half-truths and falsehoods in the Pale Moon forum by our "friend" athenian200, in a thread that is not the official support thread of my mod uBlock Origin Legacy: Source: https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=30787&sid=feea3eb912a653ba49c1fb3c2bc447f3&start=60#p248309 Why does someone who spreads so many untruths and half-knowledge think he can give advice, especially when he has discredited himself so much with an inadequate examination and disastrous conclusions? Unbelievable! He shouldn't gloss over mistakes he has made, but rather apologise to his readers for the nonsense which he spread there. Read here: https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=30787&sid=feea3eb912a653ba49c1fb3c2bc447f3&start=60#p248292 The only thing that is really true in his stories is that he has no idea about extensions. Here is a quotation from the linked post above: Anyway! If one had read the changelogs I provided, one would have realised that not only filter lists were changed. Please, ignore what this guy is saying there! Form your own independent and uninfluenced opinion! Therefore, I advise everyone to read here or ask questions here to get factually correct answers or information when it comes to my mod uBlock Origin Legacy. Kind regards, AstroSkipper

I just had to read this in the Pale Moon forum by athenian200: Source: https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=30787&sid=feea3eb912a653ba49c1fb3c2bc447f3&start=60#p248158 Like perhaps some in this forum may already know, I am a mathematician. Unfortunately, from a purely mathematical and statistical point of view, I have to rate this study as unsatisfactory. School mark: F (in Germany 6). If this is the way this so-called developer works, then good night Marie (German saying, translated )! Before any investigation, you should first of all be clear about what you actually want to investigate. That has gone completely wrong here. Anyone who compares apples with pears and thinks meaningful results would be generated is completely wrong. My advice to this self-appointed expert: First read and understand. Then gather facts and think about it carefully. Then you'll be able to bake such childish stuff. The only thing that went well in this investigation was that the "good" man used WinMerge for comparison. But that was it. What is obvious, however, is that this guy really doesn't know much about extensions. My advice to athenian200: Read my article thoroughly before spreading such nonsense! And if you have no idea or are overwhelmed with such an examination, then you should leave it to those who really know how to do it. And what can you actually do with such an "investigation"? Unfortunately, as already mentioned, only this:

@XPerceniol, 3GB is obviously not enough for the "modern" web. MSFN is getting heavier and heavier each day for me too , I also noticed lags when typing in reply windows or creating new topics . All those flags you're trying to add are already included in my version , this one also , of course ! They are just inside , the "ini" file is inside , so you can't see it . Did you try MSFN with my version ? Don't forget to start it from the red "O" icon.

Introduction To start it off, here are my laptop's specs (which will also be the focal point of this thread): Acer Aspire R3-131T, Intel Celeron N3060 processor with Cherry Hill (iCHVGM) graphics (supports Windows 7), 32GB eMMC (SSD-Based?) drive, and touchscreen support. Came with Windows 10 when I bought this in 2017. Anyways, this thread is intended to research on how to get eMMC drives to be recognized by Windows 7. If one goes to the Acer driver page for this laptop, https://www.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/support-product/6074?b=1 , you will see it has support for Windows 8.1 and 10. When I bought this laptop in 2017, it came with Windows 10, but I uninstalled that and successfully put 8.1 on it, suggesting there is a generic eMMC driver within 8.1. Indeed there is. This appears it was also present in Windows 8 too, and if you look here, https://betawiki.net/wiki/Windows_8_build_8056_(fbl_grfx_dev1) , you'll see it was introduced quite early in 8's development. Windows 8 Build 8056 is currently the earliest known build to include generic eMMC drivers. It should also be noted that some laptop's that come with an eMMC drive may not come with an HDD or even the SATA connector for such a drive. Some models of the Aspire R3-131T come with an HDD slot as well, but mine does not. Why won't Windows 7 install to an eMMC drive? Windows 7 does not include a generic eMMC driver, and it is unlikely there is a Windows 7 driver for it. If you try and install it, Windows Installer will complain that it can't detect the drive and to install a driver for it by loading it through something like a USB. Simply popping in a Windows 8.1 USB and pointing the installer to the folder the driver is in will not work due to it being "locked" to 8.1. How do we get Windows 7 to install to an eMMC drive? We would need to "unlock" and backport the generic driver from Windows 8/8.1 to Windows 7. If one looks at the driver details for the MMC Memory Card under Disk Drives in Device Manager, it will report as being dated on 6/21/2006 (at least on Build 8056). This would indicate that the driver has been present since Windows Vista and is in 7, but we all know that to be false. How do we backport the driver? I'll be the first to admit that I don't have a deep knowledge of drivers. I do know enough to be able to modify driver inf files to add in processors, but not enough to perform a full scale backport of one. Looking at the properties of the drive in Windows 8 Build 8056, Windows appears to treat it like an SD Card. Indeed, this is confirmed by going into Computer and seeing the SD Card icon next to the driver. Looking at the other details, the driver's inf name is disk.inf. The file and any others will be included so they can be studied (if sharing these files is not allowed, please do let me know so I can remove them). Conclusion So from everything that I have gathered about these drives is that they appear to be some sort of internal, soldered on SD Card (at least in my case) or at least treated like one. I believe that the drivers for these drives can be backported to Windows 7, however, there may be an issue with unsigned drivers (since Windows Installer will most likely refuse the driver since it is unsigned). This, however, can most likely be solved by using the installation and driver integrating method found within this thread: In the gist of things, this method involves installing Windows 7 to the drive via command prompt and diskpart and then using DISM to integrate the eMMC drivers (/forceunsigned will be needed). This method revolves around UEFI and you will lose things that would result in the graphics falling back to the Microsoft Basic Display Adapter such as Blue Screen of Death's and Safe Mode (those will still be accessible and usable, however, you would just have a blank, black screen). If people got Windows 8's generic USB 3.0 "unlocked" and backported then I believe it is possible to "unlock" and backport 8's generic eMMC driver to 7. disk.sys disk.inf disk.PNF

Can you update the list in the 3 post? Just to know what programms are working so far

Thanks, that's good to hear, although I will stick with 121 for the moment! I still can hardly believe that a browser with the latest Chromium version will actually work on XP. It's far from perfect, but the fact that it works at all amazes me!

@Amigafever Thanks for your interest in my mod uBlock Origin Legacy! Unfortunately, these new assets.json files of the webextension uBlock Origin are no longer compatible with the legacy extension. To implement such features in uBlock Origin Legacy is very time-consuming due to deeper code changes. Don't forget I am not the developer of uBO which is gorhill together with his team! I am just a one-man band when it comes to fixing code or creating new things. All changes I did in terms of uBlock Origin Legacy are the result of own investigations of uBO's source code. Apart from that I don’t really like this new feature. One always has to weigh the effort and the benefit of such things. I have a lot of projects, and my time is unfortunately limited. Greetings, AstroSkipper

It's been some time that both Annoyances lists (AdGuard/EasyList) have been split into sub-categories. It'd be great if you could bring this to the Legacy version! These lists are often involved in website breakage, and having sub-categories would make it easier to enable/disable unwanted stuff. Of course, I don't know if these newer sub-categories are fully compatible with Legacy. I'd expect them to, since the "main" Annoyances list I assume is the sum of all smaller sub-categories. (I've seen references to an "Annoyances bug" in older posts, but I'm not sure what that was/is.)

If it is about simultaneous output of sounds, it was in relation to a computer I had built for a client that used 4 sound cards (3 discrete + onboard) and ran on Windows XP 64bit. The specs for that may be located on a backup hard drive somewhere, I could attempt to find the info if required but it doesn't appear that is related to this topic. Personally, I've resorted to building physical computers to run the older games. Mainly because some of them have hardware requirements that cannot be used in a VM or emulator. Then again, I know of others who exclusively use VMs for running games and not their host OS. As long as the game doesn't have any special hardware requirement, it should be possible but a LOT of research and testing may be involved. A site you should check out to see if any old game has a patch or way to run on the modern OS (it may be limited to modern re-releases) is https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Home

Not here please, as it's off-topic.

Yes, I remember that very well.

And yeah, if win32 wishes to know what I fixed, please get in touch via PM. The information is not be shared with 3rd parties. The result is good, but I still want to improve it more, As of now, it still feels heavy on a low end PC with 4GB of RAM. 8GB and more - very good.

Some two weeks ago, I fixed the awful memory leak in Rabinovitcsh's Opera "cr+ck". I was willing to hesitate posting about it due to the fact it needed to be tested properly, and I only use Opera on occasion.

Looks more like the real reason to choose 109 is simply because it's lighter on system resources, not that they actually care about Win8, just my opinion.

By the way - today (sunday) I just saw this piece of news....don't people have anything to do these days?

Off-topic, but I've still got my original PC, from 1993, so not quite as old as yours! I run dual boot Windows 95 and Windows NT 3.1 on it.

Vista and Server 2008, they both support SHA-2 officially. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/2019-sha-2-code-signing-support-requirement-for-windows-and-wsus-64d1c82d-31ee-c273-3930-69a4cde8e64f

New NewMoon 27 Build! 32bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20240302-86eaa55e65-xpmod.7z 32bit SSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20240302-86eaa55e65-xpmod-sse.7z 32bit noSSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20240302-86eaa55e65-xpmod-ia32.7z 64bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win64-git-20240302-86eaa55e65-xpmod.7z source repo: https://github.com/roytam1/palemoon27 repo changes since my last build: - fix passwordManager.dtd encoding error (60b86c75d9) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1254108 - Remove incorrect assertion about heap size r=terrence (a98d1df06b) - Bug 1244412 - Make ZoneCellIter work correctly whether called under GC or not r=terrence (cec67ebbd3) - Bug 1244412 - Remove ZoneCellIterUnderGC now it's no longer needed and refactor r=terrence (3b98615a8b) - Bug 1244412 - Fix suprious GC hazard r=me (bfbdee71b0) - Bug 1253461 - Fix race condition in Shape::fixupDictionaryShapeAfterMovingGC r=terrence (3f15dd893c) - Bug 1224038 - Part 1: Add infallible versions of uid and hashcode getters; r=sfink (c8a7bac9b5) - Bug 1252329 - Fix interaction between AutoClearTypeInferenceStateOnOOM and compacting GC r=terrence (3f35df9bad) - Bug 1224038 - Part 2: Use stable hashing for NewTable; r=sfink (1046b72221) - Bug 1224050 - Use stable hashing for the IntialShapesTable; r=jonco (08aa726019) - Bug 1227035 - Tighten the check in ObjectGroup::useSingletonForClone a bit more. r=bhackett (c817b1a595) - Bug 1257903 - Compact arenas containing shapes r=terrence (bc7f90586b) - Bug 1235572 - Enforce SRI if content signature is enforced r=francois (1f0723fccf) - Bug 1254856 - Use a better window for 3rd-party checks. r=sicking, r=billm (9160d94db5) - Bug 1253575 - Annotate the crash report on failure in opening the process handle for plugin or content process. r=billm (8940f5247c) - No bug. Make it easier to work on specific functions in the XDB files (01cd0735cc) - Bug 1251703 - Always resolve virtual calls to known callees, r=mccr8 (b042b74487) - Bug 1250709 - Implement shell-only hazard analysis job, r=garndt (a11947ad0d) - Bug 1253466 - Don't pass --enable-threadsafe to js/src/configure. r=mshal (ed2fd1554b) - Bug 1246804 - Switch to using in-source annotations. Use C++ inheritance information when describing GC types. Add a test suite., r=terrence (f5fddd8dad) - Bug 1257979 - Use a GCHashSet for a hash in the JSON stringifying algorithm. r=sfink (e6baa61177) - Bug 1242810. r=jandem (fca11d1b92) - Bug 1253099. r=arai, r=efaust (9972e18152) - Address review comments from bug 1246804 (f36a5d29df) - Bug 1226928 - dochsell changes for content-signing on remote about:newtab, r=bz,mconley (da3ecffcd4) - Bug 1226928 - content-signature verification tests for about:newtab, r=mconley (8f77c22596) - Bug 1257730 - Fix ping when no URI is available. r=sicking (67d3a9541d) - Bug 518805 - Don't do meta refreshes when backgrounded r=bz (609b2c0a2c) - Bug 513129 - Dont reuse connections after security prefs change r=hurley (379e74d1f1) - Bug 1256248 - allow disabling content-signatures for about:newtab on certain channels, r=mayhemer (35fadec30f) - Bug 1234896 - refptrs for httphandler.cpp r=valentin.gosu (7aff77f88e) - Bug 1242926 - Increase the max retry attempt number. r=mcmanus (9085644f4e) - Bug 1144040 - Coverity detected uninitialized nsHttpHandler members, r=mcmanus (8ec1e49577) - Bug 1231416 - fix Mulet UA string generation rule. r=fabrice. (d952dd06e2) - Bug 1220061 - Android UA is not correct when MOZ_UA_OS_AGNOSTIC is set r=gerv (e007b6f1a3) - Bug 962358 - Provide an observer event to close persistent connections. r=arthuredelstein (903d2fa203) - Bug 1226526 - NS_ENSURE_ARG_POINTER on result to remove warning added by scan-build. r=mcmanus (7d87d1502b) - Bug 1248452: Rewrite NS_IsHSTSUpgradeRedirect to use HttpBaseChannel::GetSecureUpgradedURI. r=jduell (f806456238) - Bug 1249450 part 1: Move GetSecureUpgradedURI from HttpBaseChannel to nsNetUtil. r=mcmanus (70b023486b) - Bug 1249450 part 2: Convert some nsIURI SetScheme("https") calls to use NS_GetSecureUpgradedURI instead. r=mcmanus (6dea15dd6b) - Bug 451081 - Introduce ORIGIN_IS_FULL_SPEC protocol handler flag, r=bz+standard8 IGNORE IDL (e7d651c6b7) - Bug 991016 - Check return value of a setDelegate call. r=efaust. (4bf66d532f) - Bug 1240414 - Fix ThrowUninitializedThis to do the right thing for eval and arrow function frames. r=efaust (a04625b047) - Bug 1254349 - Remove unused error messages. r=mrrrgn (58fd90f345) - Bug 1256464 - Use LPSTR instead of LPVOID to avoid C4477 on VS2015; r=froydnj (ec57a4894e) - bug 1250486 - make some xpconnect wrapper ctors constexpr to get rid of static constructors r=bz (7681e3102f) - Bug 1250192 - Do not synthesize a var binding for Annex B.3.5 if there is an arg binding of the same name. (r=jorendorff) (601ac2528c) - Bug 1237588 - One of the File::Create methods is not used, r=smaug (ac6f036ceb) - Bug 1173317 - Change the string argument for Directory::GetName from nsString to nsAString. r=sicking (1e670db10d) - Bug 1244782 - Removed non-used variables in Directory.cpp, r=smaug (0f01c9747a) - Bug 1234192 - part 1 - FileSystemBase should not be thread-safe, r=smaug (1d24a83a75) - Bug 1234192 - part 2 - Directory should unlink/traverse the OSFileSystem in order to unlink/traverse the window, r=smaug (acea1d57d6) - Bug 1251723 - remove ScopedDeletePtr; r=Waldo (eb6af862a5) - Bug 1252153 - use UniquePtr instead of ScopedDeletePtr in HeapCopyOfStackArray; r=jrmuizel (1ffb6c113f) - Bug 1251715 - use UniquePtr instead of ScopedDeletePtr in dom/media/; r=gerald (910c698731) - Bug 1239870 - Part 1: Remove declaration of test_utils from header. r=bwc (d295b3a379) - Bug 1239870 - Part 2: Split out NrIceCtx initialization. r=bwc (a399a76d59) - Bug 1239870 - Part 3: Add a base mtransport gtest. r=bwc (5d0a79a54d) - Bug 1239870 - Part 4: Disable broken proxy tunnel tests. r=bwc (8c24c01723) - Bug 1239870 - Part 5: Switch over mtransport tests to mozilla gtests. r=bwc (0e00f9e97d) - Bug 1251714 - use UniquePtr instead of ScopedDeletePtr in media/; r=jesup (a274b4172e) - Bug 1251718 - use UniquePtr instead of ScopedDeletePtr in WebGLElementArrayCache; r=baku (39ebd0f02f) - Bug 1251716 - use UniquePtr instead of ScopedDeletePtr in DrawTargetCairo; r=jrmuizel (fe889eaff3) (baacd3ba62) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1212114 - Stop using dom::Promise::MaybeRejectBrokenly() in various FileSystemTaskBase subclasses. r=baku (9f6ea5db27) - Bug 1253534 - Suspicious code with probably reversed parms in call to IsSingleLineTextControl, r=mounir (1a5ee1fd1e) - Bug 769117 - Mochitests for youtube flash -> html5 rewriting; r=bz r=hsivonen (6324471dd9) - Bug 1250148 - FormData should treat empty input type=file as empty string in FormData and as unnamed Blob in HTML submission, r=smaug (7043113247) - Bug 1173320 - patch 1/8 - Implement Directory object as string and not as BlobImpl, r=smaug (eca4bec6ea) - Bug 1173320 - patch 2/8 - Proper naming for the FileSystem path serialization, r=smaug (e1604ff2b1) - Bug 1173320 - patch 3/8 - Improve the Windows path management, r=smaug (f8da8541b5) - Bug 1252347 - Provide missing implementations of nsIBaseWindow::SetPositionDesktopPix. r=emk (97f9b92465) - Bug 1235066 - SVG elements should not display title attributes as tooltips. r=enndeakin (a77e809688) - Bug 1251809 - Add input[type=file] tooltip support for e10s. r=ehsan (9f72cf3cd2) - Bug 1173320 - patch 4/8 - Directory in FileList, r=smaug (c09d445043) - Bug 1246244 - Regression test. r=jaws,Margaret (8de084f9db) - Bug 1224105 - Allow windowless chrome docshells containing content docshells (r=smaug) (3343a2a966) - Bug 1230267 - Inconsistent display of SVG title as tooltip when multi-process is enabled. r=jst (b3fc298b7f) - Bug 1173320 - patch 5/8 - Cleanup manual string path management, r=smaug (8f6f0c4e44) - Bug 1250403 - Part 1. Define ARCH_CPU_ARM64 instead of ARCH_CPU_AARCH64. r=billm (d93a0b54da) - Bug 1250403 - Part 2. Import crbug #354405 for aarch64. r=billm (9dca949bcc) - Bug 1246501 - Add ppc specific atomic operations to ipc/chromium. r=Waldo (8054b612be) - Bug 1257305 - Avoid VS2015 about casting int to void*. r=dvander (6234acf6fc) - Bug 1207401 - Send B2G sandbox logging to both stderr and logcat. r=kang (ae404aa5ca) - Bug 1173320 - patch 6/8 - Make FileList clonable to workers if it doesn't contain Directories, r=smaug (ea6ba42f31) - Bug 1173320 - patch 7/8 - Tests for FileList and Directories, r=smaug (3f11503300) - Bug 1222522, part 1 - Make most dom/devicestorage/ tests work with e10s. r=dhylands (3cc7e339a5) - Bug 1173320 - patch 8/8 - Fix e10s tests for DeviceStorage API, r=smaug (949454bae7) - Bug 1222522, part 2 - Inline devicestorage_cleanup() in dom/devicestorage/ tests. r=dhylands (bcdee11385) - Bug 1258137 - OSFileSystem should not be kept alive by more than 1 Directory, r=smaug (225775f48d) - Bug 1255867. Remove some unnecessary AutoJSAPI uses. r=bholley (618cf018e8) - Bug 1237173 - Part2: Change type of duration to Maybe<StickyTimeDuration>. r=birtles (6b83473e05) - Bug 1238469 - Part 1: Refactor b2g emulator tests to remove the usage of custom mozharness configs; r=ahal (a128c8a8bb) - Bug 1238469 - Part 2: Refactor b2g mulet tests to remove the usage of custom mozharness configs; r=ahal (6c7ced3419) - Bug 1238469 - Part 3: Use b2g_emulator_unittest.py for b2g marionette tests; r=ahal (5fdb88b0e1) - Bug 1237173 - Part3: Throw TypeError if duration is NaN, negative value or not 'auto' string. r=birtles, r=smaug (d60b0318d2) - Bug 1136567 - Marionette test for selection carets' positions after changing orientation of device. r=Automatedtester (e7b25b1e4f) - Bug 1138839 - Part1 - Marionette test for selecting text inside an iframe. r=automatedtester (45db397a94) - Bug 1138839 - Part2 - Fix naming issue in marionette test for selection carets. r=automatedtester (c54850d9d3) - Bug 1198542: Update Marionette element IDs to be valid UUID. r=ato This allows WebDriver compatibility to create valid URI. (1b3de245de) - Bug 1204496: When searching by link text start from the startNode and not the rootNode; r=ato (0dfa3b8830) - Bug 1157725 - Rewrite test_mouse_action.py to be more robust. r=ato (40273abca2) - Bug 1141519: added test that puts marionette into a position that can cause hangs when in content scope; r=jgriffin (c99d8cf325) - Bug 1246407 - Rename parent directories for Marionette client and test harness; r=automatedtester (79d4e521fd) - Bug 1253989 Part 3 - Use @parameterized to rewrite selection mode tests. r=mtseng (baf189f1d5) - Bug 1253989 Part 4 - Rename AccessibleCaret test files. r=mtseng (d562edc8f4) - Bug 1251519 Part 3 - Add regression tests for caret dragging. r=mats (048dd5f103) - Bug 1253989 Part 5 - Remove touch caret and selection carets naming. r=mtseng (9929425b6d) - Bug 1253989 Part 6 - Refactor open_test_html(). r=mtseng (25a2424ca1) - Bug 1251519 Part 4 - Add tests for dragging caret to content boundary. r=mats (489b47269b) - Bug 1251519 Part 5 - Use union rect of child frames for clamping. r=mats (5520416749) - Bug 1216924 - Don't align to tiles (either real or virtual) if displayport suppression is enabled. r=BenWa (d470d188e4) - Bug 1254273 - Align the displayport to a max of 256 pixels even if the layer is larger. r=BenWa (0cf8cc0b6c) - Bug 1257938 part 3: Remove support for the "layout.css.sticky.enabled" pref (so we'll unconditionally support "position: sticky"). r=corey (fe12efd18f) - Bug 1257938 part 1: Adjust automated tests to assume position:sticky is unconditionally supported. r=corey (e749ac579e) - Bug 1257938 part 2: Remove separation between test_position_sticky.html & its helper-file, now that it doesn't need to tweak a pref. r=corey (631edab31a) - Bug 1257491 - Ensure that if the peek-messages code modifies the displayport, we schedule a repaint. r=BenWa (d6fb6ff96c) - Bug 1255006 - Ensure the displayport rect takes priority over a suppressed-margins displayport. r=kats (aa6cbc0250) - Bug 1259235 - Add IsScrollFrameWithSnapping to speed up event regions. r=mstange (2a744c311e) - Bug 1185140 - [css-grid][flexbox] Make grid/flex item blockification happen before creating table pseudos, per the latest specs. r=dholbert (dddb8b17ef) - Bug 1224424 - Replace mask-mode:auto keyword by mask-mode:match-source; r=dbaron (5a51b3b301) - Bug 1252039 - corrected MOZ_ASSERT expression in SeparatorRequiredBetweenTokens. r=dbaron (08790aa514) - Bug 1243734 - Part 1. Use MOZ_ENABLE_MASK_AS_SHORTHAND to define the type of mask property; r=dbaron (d8cd3a1c4a) - Bug 1243734 - Part 2. Set up gCSSProperties depends on mask-as-shorth and; r=dbaron (aa6b0259d8) - Bug 1243734 - Part 3. Set mask-mode reftest as failure before enable mask-as-shorthand; r=dbaron (6a326fbaf2) - Bug 1243734 - Part 5. Add MOZ_ENABLE_MASK_AS_SHORTHAND compile flag; r=ted r=dbaron (fcc1344ac8) - Bug 1142531: Check more bits in nsStyleContext::MoveTo assertion. r=heycam (8b62b139df) - Bug 1258147 - Pierce through display:contents style context ancestors when looking for CB context to compare our writing-mode to. r=jfkthame (956d8c25e5) - Bug 823483 patch 1 - Check for percentage max-width in addition to percentage width when deciding to ignore intrinsic min-width of replaced elements. r=dholbert (f88cb5f6a8) - Bug 823483 patch 3 - Limit effect of percentage width and max-width on intrinsic size to elements with replaced element sizing. r=dholbert (2573c3cfff) - Bug 823483 patch 4 - Make a percentage max-width override a fixed width for replaced element intrinsic size computation. r=dholbert (dda859f06c) - Bug 823483 patch 5 - Make (again) percentage width on text inputs make intrinsic minimum width be 0. r=dholbert (d46ada73ef) - Bug 1247929 patch 2 - Hard-code the Web-compatible set of form controls whose intrinsic minimum inline-size shrinks to 0 when inline-size (width) is specified as a percentage. r=dholbert (e4f0c80fcb) - Bug 1254968 - Add support for running JS builtins' constructors over Xray wrappers without unwrapping the newTarget. r=bholley,f=bz (56213ae395) - Bug 1249123 - Add telemetry for __defineGetter__/__defineSetter__ |this| values. data-review=bsmedberg r=till (52c5fd3488) - Bug 1232639 - Implement Object.{values,entries} in C++ to avoid native call overhead in tight loop. r=jorendorff (7262497283) - Bug 1254966 - Disambiguate JS Telemetry macro names. r=evilpie (781d0916c4) - Bug 1254384: Use generic shell switch syntax in js/src/jit-test tests. r=nbp (6f5975cc55) - Bug 1253016 - Remove legacy __defineGetter__/__defineSetter__ this behavior. r=till (cf1b7ad28c) - Bug 1253016 - Implement and test the new spec for legacy functions. r=till (1ff7762e3e) (cf2d7d1ae9) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1251999 - [css-grid] Update <fixed-size> parsing to the latest spec. r=dholbert (07f68007b7) - Bug 1151243 part 5 - [css-grid] Reftests for abs. pos. static-position. (f9a3b24508) - Bug 1242053 part 1 - [css-grid] Fix parsing / serialization of grid-template subgrid values. r=dholbert (39576c2f6d) - Bug 1242053 part 2 - [css-grid] Enable subgrid support for tests. r=dholbert (6da4aeb35a) - Bug 1240956 part 2 - [css-grid] Update tests due to the changed column/row value order for 'grid', 'grid-template' and 'grid-gap' properties. (16d2258d3a) - Bug 1253529 part 1 - [css-grid] Replace uses of the 'grid-template' shorthand with 'grid'. (f847bfa554) - Bug 1253529 part 2 - [css-grid] Remove the 'grid-template' shorthand. r=dholbert (d553c2f623) - Bug 594933 - Part 1: Let calc() supports number. r=dbaron (e4bc39b5f0) - Bug 594933 - Part 2: Add support for calc() to line-height. r=dbaron (901227bacb) - Bug 1253189 part 5 - Import reftests of css-values. r=dbaron (4599431827) - Bug 1253189 part 4 - Add skip.list for skipping imported tests. r=dbaron (014f7ca7de) - Bug 1253189 part 1 - Make import-tests.py compatible with Windows. r=dbaron (a22c3e4f7f) - Bug 1253189 part 2 - Update import-tests.py script to work on the current repo. r=dbaron (7535b38b71) - Bug 1253189 part 3 - Update existing received w3c reftests. r=dbaron (0fa2d6e2de) - Bug 1253189 followup - Update skip.list to match the directory name on CLOSED TREE (019b55c3c9) - Bug 968761 - Treat nested calc() as plain parenthesis. r=dbaron (537506f4e5) - Bug 1248371 - [css-grid] Require that each track has a definite min- or max-sizing function when the track list contains a repeat(auto-fill/fit) track. r=dholbert (330dd37427) - Bug 1244638 - Part 1:implement AnimationEffectTiming iterationStart. r=birtles, r=smaug (d0217068ac) - Bug 1244638 - Part 2: Throw TypeError if iterationStart is NaN, negative value or Infinity. r=birtles, r=smaug (f631e261a0) - Bug 1238845 - Implement UUID helper - dom/bluetooth & dom/webidl & layout/build change. r=jocelyn, r=bz (3ddfa8cccf) - Bug 1252790 - Remove RuleHashTableOps. r=dbaron. (b52d9e2613) - Bug 1252375 - Fix up jemalloc stats reporting. r=erahm. (dbecb54598) - Bug 1249503 - Make WindowsAddressSpaceReporter bloat memory reports less. r=erahm. (3bfb6932cb) - Bug 1253085 - Remove the |PLDHashTable*| argument from PLDHash{HashKey,MatchEntry}. r=froydnj. (1331fd9ea0) - Bug 1251127 - Gracefully handle multiple calls to nsMemoryReporterManager::Init(). r=erahm. (c51f57907e) - Bug 1234540 - verify the validity of hashEntry, if it's null return with NS_ERROR_FAILURE. r=michal (f44bd269db) - Bug 1112499 - Set up shutdown pipe before new thread starts. r=keeler (73b9a56196) - Bug 1245059 - Disable NotifyIpInterfaceChange use for now. r=mcmanus (ab11fd8507) - Bug 1251873 - Store the trimmed referrer URL on HTTP channel if a trimming referrer policy is in effect; r=mcmanus (3f43d5b351) - more bits of bug 366559 - patch 7, content-encoding brotli for https (f127a97450) - Bug 1250115 - initialized pollInterval with 0 in order to prevent garbage value if Poll(..) doesn't get called. r=dragana (af55e06789) - Bug 1251493 - Remove remaining references to MOZILLA_XPCOMRT_API from netwerk. r=mcmanus (43d711d2d6) - Bug 1242452 - only if PR_GetIdentitiesLayer return valid pointer continue and pass it's result to PR_GetIdentitiesLayer. r=mcmanus (61a2785337) - Bug 1251595 - Check if mNetAddr is set before sending ipv4/6 telemetry. r=mcmanus (9d081bc0b9) - Bug 1252755: increase maximum UDP packet size to 9216 bytes for jumbo frames. r=jesup (3d629473ea) - Bug 1194259: warnings-as-errors bustage fix rs=bustagn a CLOSED TREE (5b8288ff6d) - Bug 1227781 - Fix crash with bogus STUN parameters. r=bwc (7d132a37ff) - Bug 1231196: Fix init of PeerConnectionImpl::mThread for unit-tests and similar. r+drno (60f11ed191) - Bug 1230184 - plumb setParameters down to JsepTrack. r=bwc, r=mrbkap (fdeaafb737) - Bug 1231507 - Part 1: selectSsrc chrome-only API for SSRC-based filtering of receive tracks. r=drno, r=smaug (c24ce1a76e) - Bug 1221837 - Accept hard coded codec numbers without rtpmaps. r=bwc (89b81c861c) - Bug 1231507 - Part 2: added mochitest SimulCast offer test case r=jib (05d838960f) - Bug 1230184 - setParameters webidl. r=smaug (6319cdfca7) - Bug 1230184 - add input parameter validation to setParameters. r=bwc (c0740c142a) - Bug 1230184 - add media.peerconnection.simulcast pref. r=bwc (99b1a4978d) - Bug 1247619 - add console warning about OAuth for STUN not yet supported. r=jesup,smaug (801eaa66e1) - Bug 1241153: Stop blocking addTrack on GMP init, and update codecs on existing tracks when GMP init finishes. r=jesup (3473dfe0ce) - Bug 1251737 - Remove remaining references to MOZILLA_XPCOMRT_API from media. r=jesup (7b32d9d191) - Bug 1218326: Prevent datachannel operations on closed PeerConnections. r=jesup a=lizzard (5d20d7dd7f) - Bug 1211091 - use upper boundary for streams per data channel. r=bwc (7f9462c434) - Bug 1188391 - separate immediate ICE failures from failures after checking. r=bwc, r=vladan (9095c58656) - Bug 1227708 - Differentiate ICE_SUCCESS_RATE telemetry for loop vs webrtc r=jesup (399406c872) - Bug 1232082 - fix removal of remote tracks to update receivers. r=jesup (81998ed355) - Bug 1244913 - Add test_peerConnection_scaleResolution.html r=bwc,jesup (8ac2d8a363) - Bug 1249860 - Add simulcast test for resolution scaling. r=bwc (c7753bf02b) - Bug 1247622 - Make RTCRtpSender.setParameters return a promise. r=jesup,smaug (4c2504adc8) (86eaa55e65)

... With respect , you did not make an effort, it seems, to follow what I have already posted in a previous post ; whether a PDF on-line URI will generate a "Save As" file download prompt (case 1 in your previous post) or the PDF file will be auto-downloaded in the background and rendered+displayed inside the browser's Native PDF Viewer (case 2 in your previous post) is something beyond the user's (initial) control, in fact it's a server-side configuration: the PDF file on the hosting server has been configured with a content-disposition value, by the server admins... In case 2, the value is "inline"; this (alongside a suitable Content-Type header) instructs the browser to handle the PDF file "in-line", i.e display it inside a tab via the native viewer (or via a PDF reader plugin, where applicable); in case 1, the value is "attachment"; this instructs the browser to simply "download" the PDF file to disk, for storage. I have already mentioned an extension in my previous post which changes the "attachment" Content-Disposition value to "inline", but the problem with such an extension is it's not specific to PDF files; other types of files you may want to download to disk (e.g. images, audio, video, etc.) will attempt to be displayed directly in the browser (if the browser is able to render them natively); that's why I said I only enable that extension at will...

You're welcome, don't hesitate to write again!

"One superman" brigade of dozens accounts is his rather new conspiracy theory, before that it was a "governmental European organization" that allegedly aimed to discredit the AV he was fiercely pushing at MSFN. I even got angry PMs with that AV promotions. About Opera, stick with the one I did, no need to update right now, later on I'll find a solution, like I always do.

@nicolaasjan I have listed your post with the Dutch language pack in the second post of this thread so that it can be found more easily later. I hope it was in your interest. Greetings, AstroSkipper

My German language pack for New Moon 28 - Fixed - Part 3 My last German language pack 28.10.0rc4 from this post had to be fixed again. I found another issue under Einstellungen -> Datenschutz some weeks ago. Here is a screenshot to demonstrate this issue: I have fixed this issue and assigned the number 28.10.0rc5 to the new, corrected version. Here are two screenshots taken from the fixed version in the most recent version of New Moon 28 (2024-01-31): And here is the download link of the updated, German language package in version 28.10.0rc5 for the more recent versions of New Moon 28 (issue observed starting with the version palemoon-28.10.7a1.win32-git-20240120-d849524bd-uxp-a62d808d09-xpmod): https://www.mediafire.com/file/xty66noengy0ktg/de-28.10.0_RC5.xpi/file Greetings from Germany, AstroSkipper

Well done! Your Dutch colleagues will be delighted with such a service. BTW, I already mentioned this issue here two weeks ago: https://msfn.org/board/topic/185966-my-browser-builds-part-5/?do=findComment&comment=1258614 I have fixed my German language pack the day I posted this issue. This corrected language pack has been in testing mode since then. I will post it when testing mode is over, and all is definitely working. So far, no further issues.

:OT The last time, I heard this saying was in the film "Next" with Nicolas Cage but in German: "Keine gute Tat bleibt ungestraft". :END OF OT

That's absolutely true.

The link works perfect on XP, using 360EE v.13.5, thank you @AstroSkipper!

Or simply hold shift, right click inside the folder - open CMD here ren * *.jpg (or any other extension)

No, speaking of "groups", you are very selective to whom you admonish. UCyborg is a tech savvy guy, I'm sure he wouldn't have a slightest problem with just a link, without several A4 sheets of reply accompanied it.

Especially in a thread whose title is "Latest Version of Software Running on XP", I prefer a download link when specifying the latest XP-compatible version, and I also find this very helpful for the reader. Actually, this should not be a problem if you have already researched anyway. Personally, I am a friend of thoroughness. And I know you are too.

??? You just wrote it yourself. You can replace "the" with "its" . Youtube is hiding the dislike count from its videos. Censorship or your benefit? (spoiler: it's the first one). The dislike count is something that was implemented by youtube for the videos on their website (not just some abstract videos).

I think no , everything goes in one direction : monopolies . P.S. Will you please add the article the to the title ? Thank you ! Youtube is hiding the dislike count from the videos. Censorship or your benefit? (spoiler: it's the first one) https://preply.com/en/blog/8-rules-for-using-the-article-the-in-english/

Yeah , I'm somewhat disoriented too , but we need to hold on ! This damn new "normality", when it's getting heavier and heavier to live ,like we lived before, is starting to get on my nerves , and I'm a very calm person . Was going to put a like on your post .... but it would be weird to like your current condition , wouldn't it ? I'm with you , man .

Friend , don't waste your time on obsolete junk , couple of months ahead and v13. will start to show it's old age too. It can't even properly do java at github and "modern" websites , as of now . Don't forget we're at Chrome 98 already ! At the insane rate they "update" (read bloat) websites we won't be able to browse web soon . I looked into v21 for you , no way it will run on XP64 , it's just too much to modify ! One would need to edit the code and remove certain portion sof it. You can't simply cheat with the replaced APIs anymore. Besides , it's a huge telemetry bloated mess. Well, let's say we start to mod it , but it will be obsolete by the time we finish because I'll be pretty busy in the next year.

No , it's not possible . Why ? Because it uses ffmpeg that is not supported on XP . The last working version off ffmpeg is 7 or so years old , it will be glitchy as hell with their newer videos , I've managed to port a version from 2020 to Vista and it works fine , but not for XP. So I'm afraid @j7n is out of luck with this one.