Leaderboard

I asked the director of our big PC store about the sales, he said: "it's the same, basically". People still buy lots of PCs with the OS already preinstalled, esp. laptops. German Fujitsu Notebook LIFEBOOK U7613, their ultra-light LIFEBOOK U9413, LIFEBOOK U9313X (ultra-light, silver-white convertible) are very popular here, they come Windows 11 Pro already installed.

I don't buy Windows in any form anymore. It will drive them to bankruptcy. And I'm still waiting for nVidia to drive off the cliff since I don't buy anything from them since 2013.

Oh, sorry, indeed, how could I?!

No problem. Then that's the way it is. Actually, people should get their information here anyway. Sometimes, it's not so easy to express exactly what you want to say in a foreign language. In most cases, I think I manage that, but unfortunately not always.

@Felipefpl Use the filter list "AdGuard Base" from the group "Ads"! This will prevent the detection of uBlock Origin Legacy on the website www.ovagames.com. I have just tested it successfully.

No, it's misspelt.

It's all about mobile phones / tablets versus traditional desktops / laptops. And Microsoft / Android / Chrome all have an AUTOMOTIVE presence nowadays.

Hi nicolaasjan, I think this can happen if you insert Link (replace URL with text) into your post. Try to post without the Link, then edit your post and add the Link afterwards.

Ok!? Is it not possible to edit posts in the Pale Moon forum afterwards? I only know this from the Malwarebytes forum. I personally hate such restrictions.

This happens to me all the time, and very often I don't know what the actual problem is. The forum post editor is a disease. And this untenable situation has existed for months now. Thanks for posting additional information about my mod! However, the cited post of mine is unfortunately misleading and should be still replaced by the corrected one. Otherwise, someone could think the updating over an existing installation (1.16.4.32 or 1.16.4.33) of uBlock Origin Legacy would also work which is of course not the case. The manual updating over an existing installation of my mod will only work in terms of the internal list of all offered filter lists (assets.json) starting with version 1.16.4.34 and above. After installing this internal list from version 1.16.4.34, it will then be updated automatically in the future. Anyway! Thanks again for spreading the news!

New NewMoon 27 Build! 32bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20240330-345f2b82de-xpmod.7z 32bit SSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20240330-345f2b82de-xpmod-sse.7z 32bit noSSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20240330-345f2b82de-xpmod-ia32.7z 64bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win64-git-20240330-345f2b82de-xpmod.7z source repo: https://github.com/roytam1/palemoon27 repo changes since my last build: - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1256545: avoid compiler warning for pointer truncation when checking low bits r=bwc (d16c97ba81) - Bug 1255655 - Const-ify and shrink octet_weight. r=hurley. (d5b4c89e87) - Bug 1216837: add explicit error checks for packet length in srtp r=mcmanus rs=jesup (ce11d6694e) - Bug 1248565 - Let child processes have its own MOZ_LOG_FILE. r=erahm (a242c8fa08) - Bug 1256558 - Change MUST_CONVERT to avoid C4311 in VS2015; r=khuey (81b1f997f6) - Bug 580313 - Use deque instead of manual queue im nsPrefetchService. r=smaug (023e0115e8) - Bug 580313 - New resource hints for link. r=smaug (3c7949ab9a) - Bug 1253593 - Fix applicationCache.onchecking notification on e10s. r=jduell (debb998b9d) - Bug 1234177 - check to see if mFunctions.append returned error. r=bholley (0dc9d44233) - Bug 1183754, part 1 - Get rid of aligned spacing for XPCWrappedNative fields. r=bholley (dfb09ad1a4) - Bug 1183754, part 2 - Remove clearing of the next chunk. r=bholley (78e8c4d7cb) - Bug 1183754, part 3 - Use a UniquePtr for XPCWrappedNativeChunk::mNextChunk. r=bholley (26d816ff0c) - Bug 1183754, part 4 - Eliminate XPCWrappedNativeTearOffChunk. r=bholley (0f50e6c9ff) - Bug 1252154: Delay allocation metadata collection for inline typed objects. r=sfink (9f3cea8d76) - Bug 1250195: In TypedObject.from, decide that the input is typed only if it's an array type; r=pnkfelix (2ceb08c793) - Bug 1250842 - Fix initialization of script source object when modules are compiled off main thread r=shu (ca3f9b900e) - Bug 1257053 - Only make use of error stashing (via PossibleError) when it is necessary; r=jorendorff (f3744899c4) - Bug 1253847 - Do not count the skipped EOL inside template literal. r=jorendorff (f63926bb2d) - Bug 1221378: Don't collect allocation metadata when lazily creating standard prototypes. r=fitzgen (667e752baf) - Bug 1249469 - Allow any script to execute when resolving constructors. (r=jimb) (474fae3645) - Bug 1221378: SpiderMonkey: Assert against re-entrant constructor resolution. r=fitzgen (15619325de) - Bug 1249469 - Followup: missing #include on a CLOSED TREE. (3c62bbbb31) - Bug 1248412 - inlineIsTypedArrayHelper: Check for TypedArray and Proxy classes when we allow wrapped TypedArray. r=Waldo (1bcaba804b) - Bug 1250307 - Add the by: "bucket" breakdown option; r=jimb (8ca32dc781) - Bug 1221378: Add JSCLASS_DELAY_METADATA_CALLBACK flag to UnboxedPlainObject. r=jandem (7e0eb0be01) - Bug 1064543 - Don't emit FilterTypeSet if it wouldn't remove any types. r=h4writer (d1a1a4e127) - Bug 1242462 - Add a newline when calling TypeSet::print from a debugger. r=jandem (2e4c07aaf3) - Bug 1247140 - Use mozilla::BinarySearch{,If} for more manual binary searches in SpiderMonkey. r=jandem (b948fe7f60) - Bug 1249193 - Fix Debugger.Frame.this to work correctly if we're still in the script's prologue. r=shu (0f17a78c1a) - Bug 1249193 part 2 - Fix DebugScopeProxy to return correct this-value if we're still in the prologue. r=shu (5e17bdb2c9) - Bug 1187450 - avoid leaking cstr in SPSProfiler::allocProfileString. r=jorendorff (96964744b2) - Bug 1251790 - Add help for "interface objects", r=terrence (9a5d8cc3fa) - Bug 944164 - Implement proper redirection with ref counted underlying files, r=terrence (f4182fff75) - Bug 1248352 - Allow shell option parsing code to handle help text containing blank lines r=jandem (d7f2814665) - Bug 1249954 - Handle OOM in SingleStepCallback. r=terrence (460f323729) - Bug 1257223 - Fix os.file.redirect(null), r=jonco (2ca40fd839) (304ef93493) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1256424. Get rid of ThreadsafeAutoSafeJSContext. r=bholley (445aa7dd4b) - Bug 1256424 followup to actually address the review comments (d085cf1900) - Bug 1003432: Expose CustomEvent in Worker. r=smaug (3b143dc6e4) - Bug 1256414 - Hide MozSettingsEvent from the Web; r=khuey (52fe18e823) - Bug 1257038: Remove the worker descriptor for WorkerLocation. r=bz (2b9721e4fe) - Bug 1257039: Remove the worker descriptor for FileReaderSync. r=bz (cc33ce76e6) - Bug 1257355: Remove the worker descriptor for WorkerNavigator. r=bz (067f1fc9ea) - Bug 1257480 - null check for GetOrCreateGlobalScope() in WorkerDebuggerGlobalScope, r=khuey (0d3d640fc0) - Make split-profile run jprof in the directory with the jprof-log. No bug. (58f5060e39) - Bug 1250333 - do not create accessibles for trailing BRs, r=davidb, roc (d8e1193adc) - Bug 1251712 - propagate a context flag for alerts, r=davdib (d5ef6167ea) - Bug 1251752 - logging: add tree specific methods, r=yzen (f974c207ca) - Bug 1251218 - add special TreeWalker constructor for children creation, r=marcoz (74f939b93e) - Bug 1251337 - TreeWalker doesn't have to check ARIA owned children for each DOM state, r=yzen (19d83af7e1) - Bug 1249730 - make TreeWalker bi-directional, r=yzen (a229a591e1) - Bug 1249730 - make TreeWalker bi-directional, r=yzen (5acc1155b1) - Bug 1251743 - ARIA owns reallocation may insert a child at wrong index, r=yzen (d95065109b) - Bug 1249253 - content removal processing can wrongly remove ARIA owned children, r=yzen (45df52f4c9) - Bug 1254989 - extend TreeWalker::Next to accept a stopper node, r=yzen (c5dfbbdc96) - Bug 1249730 - make TreeWalker bi-directional, follow up fix, r=yzen (747504b5ec) - Bug 1196652 - OriginSuffix is shown in about:serviceworker on b2g. r=ferjm (f21d534755) - Bug 1224570 - [Service Workers Panel] Service Workers panel fails to show registered service workers after restart. r=fabrice (7d7e95db4c) - Bug 1169674 - Use originNoSuffix for permission event. r=fabrice, f=bholley (8f389cb0c7) - Bug 1207499 - Part 1: Remove use of expression closure from b2g/. r=sicking (42b96cbfdf) - Bug 1207499 - Part 2: Remove use of expression closure from chrome/. r=bsmedberg (7abb390349) - Bug 1207499 - Part 3: Remove use of expression closure from docshell/. r=bz (aee60733a9) - Bug 1207499 - Part 5: Remove use of expression closure from modules/. r=mwu (6c29c775fe) - Bug 1147562 - Update remaining callsites of newChannel before landing the shim in netwerk/ (r=jduell) (2d37fab088) - Bug 1207499 - Part 6: Remove use of expression closure from netwerk/. r=jduell (2881b3450f) - Bug 1207499 - Part 7: Remove use of expression closure from parser/. r=jst (2519fb1fff) - Bug 1207499 - Part 8: Remove use of expression closure from security/. r=keeler (de33d27e8f) - Bug 1207499 - Part 12: Remove use of expression closure from widget/. r=roc (0e7fd889d9) - Bug 1207499 - Part 13: Remove use of expression closure from xpcom/. r=froydnj (f95a4eefde) - Bug 1249219 - Part 1: Define NonOwningAnimationTarget. r=birtles (c13d77b5d9) - Bug 1249219 - Part 2: Remove struct PseudoElementHashKey. r=birtles (f8ff47d484) - Bug 1249219 - Part 3: Replace Pair<Element*, CSSPseudoElementType> with NonOwningAnimationTarget. r=birtles (68a1a5e149) - Bug 1218620 - Allow opacity animation running on compositor even if the frame has any restricted transforms. r=birtles (0f26c81fb0) - Bug 1254419 - Move GetPropertyState alongside GetFrames; r=hiro (046dbce30e) - Bug 1246320 part 0 - Whitespace fixes; r=whitespace-only (eda3e8b8ae) - Bug 1247531 - Annotate intentional switch fallthrough to suppress -Wimplicit-fallthrough warning in dom/animations/. r=dholbert (fbdff98c25) - Bug 1246320 part 1 - Add AnimationUtils::GetCurrentRealmDocument; r=bz (53c52acbe7) - Bug 1246320 part 2 - Pass document to ParseEasing; r=hiro (269325c142) - Bug 1246320 part 3 - Rework KeyframeEffect(ReadOnly) constructor helpers; r=hiro (e0c58fbe49) - Bug 1246320 part 4 - Pass a document to TimingParams; r=hiro (f9ef7bc956) - Bug 1246320 part 5 - Simplify KeyframeEffect(ReadOnly) Constructor overloads further; r=hiro (ec932de9a7) - Bug 1254419 - Rename getPropertyState() to getProperties(); r=heycam, r=bz (4ab86c889d) - Bug 1254419 - Fix zero-length segment handling; r=heycam (a638e5bbd7) - Bug 1254419 - Fill in values sequence in getProperties(); r=heycam (c7c233f5ce) - Bug 1254419 - Return animation property information from getProperties() even if the property is overridden; r=hiro (55537b4445) - Bug 1254419 - Add values member to AnimationPropertyDetails; r=heycam, r=bz (3ea6c1fb7f) - Bug 1254419 - Add tests for getProperties(); r=heycam (ff9999286d) - Bug 1254419 - Make always-set members of AnimationProperty(Value)Details required; r=bz (07ef47d79a) - Bug 1254419 - Throw if we fail to allocate memory for a values array in getProperties(); r=bz (51ae5d9f99) (7127a02a35) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1003204: Removed CommonUtils.exceptionStr() in toolkit/ r=gfritzsche (d1c2efa08f) - Bug 1243936 - Convert remaining callsites within devtools/ and toolkit/ to use channel.open2() (54f398eb47) - Bug 1187270 - Add Telemetry session ID to crash annotations, r=gfritzsche (6c08170c5a) - Bug 1249219 - Part 4: Use NonOwningAnimationTarget as the returned value of some animation target getters. r=birtles (df788abe39) - Bug 1249219 - Part 5: Add a wrapper of AnimationAdded/Changed/Removed. r=birtles (58cf3a3ce2) - Bug 1249219 - Part 6: Support pseudo elements in Animation Mutation Observer. r=heycam (d10c901821) - Bug 1249219 - Part 7: Test. r=birtles (e2b78422be) - add back some utils of Bug 751291 used in tests (8fd2cc847f) - Bug 1253470 - Part 1: Produce console warnings for invalid duration. r=birtles (a0491eeab4) - Bug 1253470 - Part 2: Produce console warnings for invalid iterationStart. r=birtles (6a910650c9) - Bug 1253470 - Part 3: Produce console warnings for invalid iterations. r=birtles (e3210e754e) - Bug 1253470 - Part 4: Produce console warnings for invalid easing. r=birtles (fc1868b3c0) - Bug 1245748 - Move ComputedTiming to a separate file; r=heycam (22a76e4f03) - Bug 1245748 - Rename Keyframe-related IDL types to match changes to Web Animations spec; r=heycam, r=bz (e79338bafd) - Bug 1245748 - Update handling of 'composite' dictionary members to match changes to the spec; r=heycam, r=bz (d9cc71cde8) - Bug 1245748 - Define the Keyframe type for storing specified keyframes; r=heycam (a429e2bf46) - Bug 1245748 - Add missing includes to TimingParams.{cpp,h}; r=heycam (3e1e121c6f) - Bug 1245748 - Move keyframe handling code to a separate KeyframeUtils class; r=heycam (e359f26244) - Bug 1245748 - Add KeyframeUtils::GetKeyframesFromObject; r=heycam (eda69445d7) - Bug 1245748 - Add nsStyleContext parameter to StyleAnimationValue::ComputeValue(s); r=heycam (2c22b9926c) - Bug 1245748 - Add a variant of StyleAnimationValue::ComputeValues that takes an nsCSSValue; r=heycam (12386559dd) - Bug 1245748 - Split PropertyPriorityComparator into a separate (reusable) class; r=heycam (132394bf45) - Bug 1245748 - Add PropertyPriorityIterator; r=heycam (bfef46fd12) - Bug 1245748 - Add GetAnimationPropertiesFromKeyframes; r=heycam (4681ac8407) - Bug 1245748 - Add ApplyDistributeSpacing for Keyframe objects; r=heycam (9c0bc885c9) - Bug 1245748 - Use Keyframe-based utility functions when constructing KeyframeEffect(ReadOnly); r=heycam (e0b7460548) - Bug 1229859 - Introduce new import-globals-from eslint rule to import globals from other modules; r=Mossop (10075a136c) (9ae14fcec8) - import changes from mozilla: - Bug 1137561 part.6 Store some strings which may be inputted by the key with some modifier state before dispatching keydown event r=m_kato (3b5b23d624d3) - Bug 1137561 part.7 Rename whole members added by the previous patch r=m_kato (a0d6c46f07ba) - Bug 1137561 part.8 Implement WinTextEventDispatcherListener::WillDispatchKeyboardEvent() r=m_kato (5119dfa69d30) - Bug 1137561 part.9 NativeKey should dispatch keypress events after removing following char messages if there are two or more characters to be inputted r=m_kato (2c1f6fd7016c) (345f2b82de)

@nicolaasjan Thank you for posting the news in the Pale Moon Forum! Can you please update your post there with the corrected news above? It had been formulated by me a little unclear. Therefore, I had to revise it again so that there are no misunderstandings about what will change. Thanks in advance! Greetings from Germany, AstroSkipper

This one. GPU Name GK208B GPU Variant GK208-203-B1 Architecture Kepler 2.0 https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/geforce-gt-710.c1990

News about my mod uBlock Origin Legacy! I have of course noticed that there is considerable interest in my mod uBlock Origin Legacy. I have therefore addressed the problem of updating an existing installation of my mod. With the upcoming release of uBlock Origin Legacy 1.16.4.34, it will then also be possible to install over an existing installation of my mod (1.16.4.34 and higher). The internal list of all preselected filter lists (assets.json) will then finally be automatically updated, too. I am still in the testing phase, but everything looks good and seems to work so far. Cheers, AstroSkipper

It was a joke. Clearly, the title is misspelled, not to mention the overall misleading, clickbait style name of the topic and improper, poor English grammar. No articles to support that "theory", nothing.

You mean it's in the hands of Shakey's Pizza? Shakey's Pizza bought Microsoft?

On behalf of xper, an explanation for MSFN being offline for the last few days. An ingress of water at the location of the server caused damage, fortunately not to the server itself, but to the room's UPS system batteries, which necessitated the removal of power and a physical move of the server to another location. This obviously took some time to do. Hopefully there will now be no further issues relating to this.

A much more fundamental problem is the seemingly lost ability to carry out in-depth research in a forum before asking questions whose answer is actually easy to find. Presumably because it's more convenient that way. And who wants to go through four threads with 200 pages each and then this one here with the help of the forum search?

Agreed; it's your Dropbox account and you can put what you want there. But folks will keep finding this thread, and this will repeat, unless you at least remove the dead links from post 1. Also, if you follow the quote above back to the original post, you'll find a link to build 2036, whose links are also dead. Please don't frustrate new would-be users! If it were me, I'd not only remove all those dead links, but also replace them with a link to the redux thread so folks can download the "newer, improved" version. Unfortunately I doubt there's much more that can done with 360EE. I'm just happy we have a reasonably modern (at least when beefed up with polyfills), lightweight, unGoogled Chromium for XP.

Same question here, 360chrome is the only ungoogled Chrome version I have for Xp.

After a certain amount of time the Edit button is gone...

From what I gather reading this page, Wikipedia collects all/most JavaScript ever downloaded from them into the storage database so that it doesn't need to be downloaded again. With more features accessed, the size of it grows. And it is stored separately for every wiki/language cos presumably they each can have different versions. My English MediaWikiModuleStore:enwiki is 3 MB. SQLite Manager hangs trying to display that row, but it can be exported to a text editor. They think it is a good thing, and only disucss how not throw errors when a quota is exceeded. No matter how big disks get, software always expands to fill them. https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T66721

This is weird. I want to reply to the post of @AstroSkipper above, but I get:

Thanks for the info. For completeness could you also list the correct location for patching x64 version 5.2.3790.3959? I note that the same byte sequence occurs several times throughout the file.. how does one know which instance specifically requires patching? The SETUPAPI patch allows one to modify certain files on the installation source prior to SETUP.. some can be edited without problems (i.e. TXTSETUP.SIF, DOSNET.INF that are used by nLite) but others such as LAYOUT.INF cannot be modified without causing errors during SETUP. FDV's patch for this works on XP x86 but I had no way to port it to XP x64.

latest dev build included upstream's fix for this, just too late for today's release. it should be fixed in next build.

Something like this maybe? Red/Blue is existing code, Green is extra code to be added but not enough space. So Black to jump to free spot, add code, then return from. As long as there is enough space for jump command and location to jump to a free spot.

You'd need a code cave nearby where you could access it with a jmp instruction, then write your new code and return to the next instruction.

Hi @BXNGLXDXSH hello from Belgium and welcome to MSFN! I wish you to enjoy the forums! Have a nice day. hpwamr

At least 3-4 members actively use MSFN as a substitute.

Now installed iCafe driver - 347.26-espresso-icafe-winxp-international.exe GPU-Z shows OpenGL version 4.5 3dmark2001se, didnt cause any freeze issue at 1st test. but needs more testing. EDIT: terrible high temps while gaming : EDIT2: ran 3dmark2001se benchmark 2nd time, no freeze at all. still need more time to be sure. But high GPU temps are concerning.

Lmao, I am not surprised. I knew there was something fishy in his modified Chrome.

@BXNGLXDXSH Welcome to MSFN!

Because:

It's a very well known issue with all nVidia drivers after 347.xx and old motherboards. https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/gtx-560-point-of-view-games-crash-with-drivers-newer-than-347-88.441449/

It's because there are two different variants of GT 710. GPU Name NVIDIA GeForce GT 710 GF119S GPU Variant GF119-300-A1 Architecture Fermi 2.0 Foundry TSMC Process Size 40 nm https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/geforce-gt-710.c2614

Epson All-in-One ET-16650 printer and scanner, A3 format. As sold new 03-2024. The currently offered drivers still work fine in Windows XP SP3 x86, for both printing and scanning. Tested through Ethernet connection. No tweaks or hacks necessary. Unbelievable...

yeah it looks like so, I reported to upstream (i.e. AF) to see if there is something missed.

@LoneCrusaderI dont know what you need it for... But looks like all the patch does is skip the checks in pSetupVerifyFile found in setupapi.dll. Fortunately XP64 has the same logic as XP for that part so same patch should also work. x86 setupapi.dll 5.1.2600.5603 @53789 8B FF 55 8B EC -> 33 C0 C2 30 00 x64 setupapi.dll 5.2.3790.4511 @94240 48 81 EC 98 00 -> 33 C0 C2 30 00

Almost a week. First time the forum's been down for so long since I joined. Thought it was the end! At first thought it was because we're so revolutionary. Finally realised that's what happens when you know who makes bad jokes.

I forgot to tell, and the post editing is rather glitchy due to the forum soft issues, so don't run blaming me for "quadro posting". In 1999, I bought the first Bond Collection on DVD. Oh boy, I was so disappointed with the 480p US quality! Those were made in NTSC and the usual low res. American standard. Later on, I had to buy the same collection edition again! I had purchased the same version, but for the Great Britain and EU market, it was night and day difference! (somewhere in 2000)

We don't have DVDs for decades, apparently technology comes to the US much later. DVDs were popular here in 1998-2003. In 2004 people already wanted better quality, and the American "import" DVDs were locked to NTSC region, also of much lesser quality: only 480p in US vs 576p PAL (UK and European). It's a drastic difference! Starting 2006 and onwards, bluray.

Hm, should've put an /s. It wasn't meant to be a serious remark. Although everything eventually comes to an end. But parts of Windows are seriously questionable and one wonders what goes through their minds. Not just Windows. My bank figured they should replace a working mobile app with a new one. I had to set the profile image (on the website) to be able to get past login code entry screen. Yes, you have a profile picture in there, that's new. And before anyone thinks of social networks, we have those pictures in Windows XP as well. The thing was crashing with out of memory exception, because it is using one of the memory hungrier methods to load picture in Android...I think...at least that's what I deciphered from logcat and a bit searching on the internet, I forgot the details and didn't save the log. The default picture was 900x900 in size. My screen is smaller than that and the way it was displayed in the app, it is much smaller. Dedicated image viewers have no problem loading and displaying much larger pictures on the same device. As mentioned, solved that by uploading a smaller 500x500 picture on the website, then realized the app is as terrible UI wise as reviews on Google Play suggest it to be. Very poor use of screen real estate. And the old app is blocked now.

FYI, I uploaded again my custom button Restart & Purge but this time as an HTML file. The former download links unfortunately contained a backup file of this button which either couldn't be installed without additional editing or some characters were not transferred correctly. The problem has to do with the conversion of custom buttons into XML format, where the tool I had used did not work correctly. But now, it should be working. The new download link can be found in my original article. Please, re-download the HTML installation file if you have already downloaded one of the XML files and still interested in this custom button! Greetings, AstroSkipper PS: It is a little strange that nobody had reported this before, even though a few downloads had already been made.

I found an alternative way to update uBlock Origin Legacy when the user still decides to install over an existing installation: Backup all your settings using the "Back up to file" button on the page "Settings". Install the new version of uBlock Origin Legacy over the existing one. Reset your installation using the "Reset to default settings" button on the page "Settings". Restore all settings from your backup file. This method can only be used for updates with the same extension ID, i.e. from version 1.16.4.32 and higher or from version 1.16.4.31 and lower. The reason for this is the change of the extension ID in version 1.16.4.32 I have performed. But one thing is clear. A clean install is the best method that causes the fewest problems. Greetings, AstroSkipper

... Yes, thanks, this solution was already pointed to inside Sm's GitHub issue tracker some 6 weeks ago : https://github.com/win32ss/supermium/issues/134#issuecomment-1883249689

Exactly! "20220812" is the buildID of the 32-bit, xpmod (i.e. capable of SSE2+), build; buildID is listed inside "about:" and "about:support" ; the corresponding "released" package should be the one with a close "git-date", most probably: palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20220813-042db568fd-xpmod.7z

... So, you used the Fx-120 based one; try to use as value of "general.useragent.override.elektroda.pl" just "Chrome" (without the " ") and report back ...

Yes, thats wonderfull, was wondering whats the difference between your kernel and this one: https://github.com/vxiiduu/VxKex it seams this one does not require any core system files to be patched but is not developed anymore... I also found this: https://github.com/Blaukovitch/API-MS-WIN_XP which is a ported windows 11 apis back to windows 7 and XP which might be usefull to make programs that for some strange reason require (the strangest is when an updated does that) newer apis that windows 7 lacks

Japanese version would be the only straightforward way. I'm not sure if there's any way to get US Win95 to display foreign characters. I didn't figure a way to teach it to display our čšž in programs. It doesn't do Unicode, straight Win9x programs use ANSI versions of API functions that take string parameters, the code page in the background ensures string is handled properly. These old Windows versions don't have translations in separate resource files, strings are in executable binaries, you even need updates that match the language if you want to update the OS properly without turning parts of it into other language. This article also suggests the only way to run Japanese programs is to have a separate Japanese installation one way or another. There's some limited official support for USB in a form of a supplement package for newer OSR versions and an unofficial compilation of related updates here. How will it play with Japanese version, though...

Update, if you've read this far along. shelby is now able to connect. The issue was the unusual comment character used in "WATTCP.CFG". In Windows' INI files ";" is used as a comment/ignore character. Wattcp uses the Unix comment character "#". A comment character was blocking a configuration option from being read. But, the guidance about firewalls, involving VirtualBox generated I.P.s, is probably incorrect information. I have not used VirtualBox for much networking, and didn't understand its networking design. In the NAT configuration, all assigned I.P.s are handled internally. Outside of VirtualBox, any firewall just needs to allow VirtualBox network/internet access. I probably should have assumed this is how VirtualBox worked, as the setting is called NAT. I was distracted, by my comparative testing using a real machine. !No excuse! :)