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New build of Serpent/UXP for XP! Test binary: Win32 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win32-git-20240608-3219d2d-uxp-75b0995d95-xpmod.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win64-git-20240608-3219d2d-uxp-75b0995d95-xpmod.7z source code that is comparable to my current working tree is available here: https://github.com/roytam1/UXP/commits/custom IA32 Win32 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win32-git-20240608-3219d2d-uxp-75b0995d95-xpmod-ia32.7z source code that is comparable to my current working tree is available here: https://github.com/roytam1/UXP/commits/ia32 NM28XP build: Win32 https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.7a1.win32-git-20240608-d849524bd-uxp-75b0995d95-xpmod.7z Win32 IA32 https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.7a1.win32-git-20240608-d849524bd-uxp-75b0995d95-xpmod-ia32.7z Win32 SSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.7a1.win32-git-20240608-d849524bd-uxp-75b0995d95-xpmod-sse.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.7a1.win64-git-20240608-d849524bd-uxp-75b0995d95-xpmod.7z Official UXP changes picked since my last build: - Issue #2518 - Make various arguments optional in XPathEvaluator/XPathExpression. (7381521cf7) - Issue #2519 - Use parser error reporter to report missing module exports (2128ac642e) - Issue #1749 - Remove restriction of SVG width/height element attributes. (91fc5614ec) No official Pale-Moon changes picked since my last build. No official Basilisk changes picked since my last build. My changes picked since my last build: - nss: update nssckbi to 2.66 (ab39f724a8) Update Notice: - You may delete file named icudt*.dat inside program folder when updating from old releases. * Notice: From now on, UXP rev will point to `custom` branch of my UXP repo instead of MCP UXP repo, while "official UXP changes" shows only `tracking` branch changes.

I have an explanation. When real capitalists ran the West, everything was fine. Nowadays commies ran the majority of all businesses. I was in shock when discovered they only allow you to buy the exact (low) amount of items in America! Like 3 CPUs in one hands. They started to shove down our throats those limits rather recently. It's not capitalism. It's freaking Soviet Union! In real capitalism you buy whatever amount you want!

What's UXP browsers? Something for Xeon Processors only?

Due to the regular maintainence of my Windows XP, there is no need to reinstall the OS. It is even faster than in its early days. I did so much to it that even Thorium runs well under Windows XP. I also have a well thought-out image system and can return to a previous state at any time. Even to the very first one.

Yes, but only if you want to have the extensions left, cookies aren't allowed to be transferred anyways!!! I just tried with a site similar to a forum, I copied the browser with this flag to another PC, Cookie became invalid, and I was forced to fully login!

Right! I have already corrected my post. I meant not using this flag, of course. Too early for me, too.

Agreed! Absolute BS! I have one account that has to be logged into at least THREE times per week all from the same EXACT computer. If I do one of those three from a different computer, I have to call a 1-800 number to have my MFA (multi-factor authentication) reset! If I fail to log in THREE times within a week, I have to call a 1-800 number to reset MFA. Any week that contains the 28th thru 31st day of the month, I have to call a 1-800 number to reset MFA even if I log in three times per DAY each and every day of that week! When asked why that last day of the month always always ALWAYS triggers a "you must call", they tell me it's because "we tried to email you but we have no email on file". And no! They will NEVER be given an email address! PRIVACY RIGHTS are virtually NON-EXISTENT in this day and age.

The World's populace numbers are terrible, agree. "Thanks" to China, Russia, Latin America, Africa and India. I'm in shock how fast they grew in size in the last 30 years, of course if they don't stop to overpopulate the Earth, something terrible will happen to the planet. There's literally no place for animals anymore! In Europe, most of the land is occupied with farms. Thankfully, the locals don't spawn here like rabbits.

Of course not! But the amount of times we read it, oh boy... Besides, telling it simply makes no sense since it's already publicly known we're on old "insecure" OS. P.S. I want, and always preferred, strictly about the subject posts.

Ethics on this forum doesn't allow to use such references in regards of old OS, MSFN is a home for old OS fans. Probably, you still don't know that? For example DAVE, our respected moderator, uses XP on his daily basis, I use Vista.

Registry is there for a couple of main purposes. It includes tracking, logging for devs, surveying the legitimacy of software (trial timers, etc), simplifying police/forensic investigators.

Another interesting observation, now by me, Thorium and Supermium have the same unique fingerprint that can't be changed! Go here, look at "Akamai Hash", compare. https://browserleaks.com/ip If anyone can come up with a tested/working solution for these, please chime in!

Per your request, I just tried Opera GX 108 (I picked up the same Chromium engine), it doesn't leak those Hints with the aforementioned flag used via cmd. I checked here, it's more convenient and informative, without bloat, and easy for users who don't know how to enter developer mode. https://browserleaks.com/client-hints I'm sorry, my attachment limit is full. And I can't test higher versions, I didn't port them yet.

Sorry, it's very late here, in Holland, I'll re-check tomorrow. Night,

Most private data collecting browsers, like the infamous Chinese Opera, don't allow to use that flag! This ought to tell something! We, along with @D.Draker, discovered it's bound to Opera Customer Unique ID.

I hope you all know that a new profile must be initially created using the two portable flags, and don't even think to launch it without them even once!

You're right, but when you hear "flash drive," think "USB stick," "USB flash drive," "thumb drive," etc.

Both use flash memory chips. Drives which use flash memory chips are logically flash drives even when the term flash drive is often used for a USB stick in the English language but not in the German language. But the question was actually a completely different one. That's just a side issue.

Encryption creates a unique ID of your machine, it's used for fingerprinting. For example, Thorium developer can trace you by the logs. It's very convenient for devs to see which machine generated an error. In Brave and other Chromes it's used in guinea pigs "variations" tests. Google what it is.

Autorun LWMenu https://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2887, see discussion on usage at https://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=20583 WinpernPac'''s X-Launcher updated *have not tried it yet) https://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=107107#p107107

@feodor2 Just a short feedback. Your most recent release Mypal 68.14.2b is really great. A lot of improvements and better web compatibility. Even Codeberg does not show an error anymore as far as I can see. Many thanks for your efforts! Great release!

I did not get this captcha when I called it up in Mypal 68.14.2b from Germany. And TBH, this website is totally bloated and cumbersome. Good stuff for my Android tablet if at all.

There's no reason to use the flag, unless you need Thorium to be fully portable, By "portable," i mean a browser that could be moved to another machine without losing passwords/cookies/etc. EDIT: too early in the morning to think, edited. Sorry.

@TheFighterJetDude https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=477539#p477539

Oh, so this is where Moonchild crew is going (regarding AVX builds)! https://www.phoronix.com/news/Ubuntu-x86-64-v3-Experiment https://www.phoronix.com/news/RedHat-RHEL10-x86-64-v3-Explore BTW, H.265/HEVC video codec was brought up a while back, the only browser with working implementation that doesn't require GPU support for it I found is Thorium.

Because it's more of a nuisance than genuine security feature. To me, it's the same s*** most banks are pulling off with convoluted ways to lock access to one's account/banking services to one device. And how are we more "secure" for it?

found a bug of selecting numbers as text in UXP and SP55, but too late for replacing binaries. will be available in next build.

The pixai issue looks like a longstanding Firefox bug, finally fixed in Mo 93. CreateImageBitmap is supposed to take 1, 2, 5, or 6 parameters, but the 2-parameter case throws this error. This appears to be the fix: https://hg.mozilla.org/integration/autoland/rev/426b58b5faa1. Not sure if it can be backported to UXP; we may need to wait on an upstream fix.

I don't know if this is a "known issue" because I've seen nobody else discussing it in this forum. However, I too can confirm your findings. What you are describing with StartAllBack with the widgets icon/button not opening with "classic taskbar" enabled does nothing. Hovering over the widget though does show tooltip info on whatever is updating on the widget icon: weather, stocks, alerts...ect. Nice to know I'm not alone here! Windows 11 24H2 (Build 26100.712)

There was an update to T2 Alpha 1 plus accessibility minus some bugs

New regular/weekly KM-Goanna release: https://o.rthost.win/kmeleon/KM76.5.4-Goanna-20240608.7z Changelog: Out-of-tree changes: - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1197954 - Extract GLXFBConfig selection code for X11 windows. r=lsalzman (2816a11bdd) - Bug 1261439 - replace nsAccUtils::IsEmbeddedObject on a bit flag check, r=marcoz (16319b9295) - bug 1262563 - add IsFromUserInput to show / hide event messages r=davidb (dc96903cfa) - bug 1262563 - fire show / hide events for proxied accessibles r=davidb (9b1deb77c9) - bug 1255009 - make AccShowEvent store the insertion index of the new child r=davidb (5b3d984446) - bug 1261144 - remove filters::GetEmbeddedObj() because it is unused r=lsocks (837bb1777c) - bug 1261144 - devirtualize AppendObject() because the base class impl is never called r=lsocks (a8fe470965) - bug 1261144 - move Count() from AccCollector to EmbeddedObjCollector r=lsocks (11d9734561) - bug 1261144 - move GetAccessibleAt to EmbeddedObjCollector r=lsocks (6ac2731ec1) - bug 1261144 - devirtualize GetIndexAt() because the base class version is never called r=lsocks (54cc48712e) - bug 1261144 - move EnsureNGetObject to EmbeddedObjCollector r=lsocks (225b123fb0) - bug 1261144 - move EnsureNGetIndex() to EmbeddedObjCollector r=lsocks (81986c9a95) - bug 1261144 - move the data members of AccCollector to EmbeddedObjCollector r=lsocks (5ba20f1c30) - bug 1261144 - remove the AccCollector class r=lsocks (6f52909c58) - bug 1261144 - use filters::GetEmbeddedObject() directly in EmbeddedObjCollector r=lsocks (cb86410837) - bug 1261144 - devirtualize the dtor of EmbeddedObjCollector r=lsocks (b3d23cf341) - Bug 1261144 - stop including Filters.h in EmbeddedObjCollector.h r=lsocks (2940a4dc3d) - bug 1261144 - call Accessible::IsText() directly from EmbeddedObjCollector r=lsocks (b93a86aa2a) - bug 1262233 - stop using a sync message to implement ProxyAccessible::EmbeddedChildCount() r=lsocks (e2d3b6d608) - bug 1262233 - stop implementing ProxyAccessible::IndexOfEmbeddedChild() with a sync message r=lsocks (dcedecd9d4) - bug 1262233 - add ProxyAccessible::IsEmbeddedObject() r=lsocks (084915a784) - bug 1262233 - stop implementing ProxyAccessible::EmbeddedChildAt() with a sync message r=lsocks (2924d04c4a) - bug 1241453 - fire nsIAccessibleStateChangeEvents for proxied accessibles r=davidb (e423829903) - bug 1241453 - fire nsIAccessibleEvents for proxied accessibles r=davidb (6a02c2f8a3) - bug 1241453 - fire nsIAccessibleCaretMoveEvents for proxies r=davidb (4fb1f5be4f) - bug 1241453 - fire nsIAccessibleTextChangeEvents for proxies r=davidb (c53a5b5122) - Bug 1264526 - process ARIA owns relocations for in-the-document accessibles only, r=yzen (e19887eee4) - Bug 1261174 - more events logging, r=yzen (14b83c693d) - Bug 1257350 - Use intptr_t to avoid C4312 on VS2015; r=tbsaunde (1fc3ee9b6d) - bug 1250882 - make xpcAccessible::GetAttributes() work with proxied accessibles r=davidb (fa676531c2) - bug 1210741 - make AccessibleWrap::get_accLocation work with proxied accessibles r=davidb (6600987ec8) - bug 1219528 - make NAVDIR_{FIRST,LAST}CHILD and NAVDIR_{NEXT,PREVIOUS} cases of AccessibleWrap::accNavigate deal with proxies r=davidb (c011ebcd2b) - bug 1219528 - make AccessibleWrap::accNavigate cases using relations work with proxies r=davidb (de20c76bcc) - bug 1215657 - make AccessibleWrap::accHitTest() work with proxies r=davidb (25da22a733) - bug 1215657 - make AccessibleWrap::accDoDefaultAction work with proxies r=davidb (029d34d135) - bug 1208779 - null check aAccessible in GetChildIDFor() for 32 bit as well as 64 bit windows r=davidb (08319d45e7) - bug 1207862 - refactor GetXPAccessibleFor() so proxies and non proxies are handle in the same place for each type of id r=davidb (3ff1646e02) - bug 1207862 - make AccessibleWrap::GetXPAccessibleFor() return the AccessibleWrap for proxies r=davidb (1184a0efeb) - bug 1218564 - remove check for password roles in AccessibleWrap::get_accValue r=surkov (477e0bb92b) - bug 1219528 - don't bail out of AccessibleWrap::accNavigate if the accessible wraps a proxy r=davidb (9540866b5b) - Bug 1257303 - Cast to intptr_t to avoid C4312 on VS2015; r=tbsaunde (93af27e0db) - Bug 1210549 - Fix AccessibleWrap::GetXPAccessibleFor for proxied accessibles r=tbsaunde (b4ed017706) (2eb290e0d3) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1259023 - if proxy is a nullpointer, do not set IS_PROXY in AccessibleOrProxy. r=tbsaunde (7c1059c45a) - Bug 1263188 - fix event tree cutting, part1, r=yzen (eeda83e65f) - Bug 1263188 - fix event tree building, part2, r=yzen (20854e1566) - Bug 1259023 - fixing invalid array index assertion when accessing next sibling. r=tbsaunde (9f153b2298) - bug 1262980 - expose the table interface on proxies r=dbolter (edf50d4a0c) - Bug 1241752 - Remove runtime warning for nsIContent::GetEditingHost(). r=smaug (b5f2f30cda) (c62728067e) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1263188 - stop bleeding, r=yzen (e121b0dff3) - Bug 1263188 - more assertions, part3, r=yzen (6623350334) - Bug 1263188 - fix event tree coalescence, part4, r=yzen (dd4b0293ab) - Bug 1262417 - bind a value change event with reorder event firing, r=yzen (eee45f738e) - Bug 1287874: Add missing math.h include. r=drno (cd8b7e74d3) - Bug 967300 - enable cairo's atomic support on gcc-esque compilers; r=mshal (025d886e53) - Bug 1158871 - use new-style __atomic_* primitives in cairo; r=jrmuizel,ted.mielczarek (9ac76e7769) - fix build on non-windows systems (d807139c54) - Bug 1205854 - Workaround for Windows printer drivers that can't handle swapped X and Y axes. r=jrmuizel (1f35fc8d76) - Bug 1186339 - skip STUN/TURN servers with non-matching IP versions for TCP sockets. r=bwc (61f841554e) - Bug 933986. Switch over from index to an id, and ensure uniqueness when feeding into the candidate priority calculation. r=drno (168f4d68a3) - Bug 1190720 - only check IP version for STUN server IPs. r=bwc (9f95c5995f) - Bug 1192403 - improve ICE TCP error message. r=mjf (28afcf181c) - Bug 1037618 - Part 1: Add some logging to highlight TCP connection failures. r=drno (f5f861563a) - Bug 1251214: Ignore R_WOULDBLOCK in nr_stun_client_send_request r=ekr (00db6e3022) - Bug 980609: Do not assert that TURN TCP client contexts can't fail before attempting to allocate. r=ekr (3c20586954) - Bug 1237299: addedd missing address family to DNS lookup for proxies r=bwc (eea322d3e1) - Bug 1258753: Base candidate pair priority on controlling/controlled. r=drno (52dc0783ca) - Bug 1246363: add logging to detect if relay only option is set. r=mjf (fab0c5aec8) - Bug 1252777: skip over ICE TCP host candidate creation failures. r=bwc (2225289e5e) - Bug 1242324: Give VP9 priority over vp8 when both are enabled r=drno (5e31cde0b1) - Bug 1247656: Make sure that remote reoffer does not change the media type of an m-line. r=drno (d34bd649b3) - Bug 906986 - Ice restart and tests. r=bwc, r=drno, r=smaug (080ee96a4c) - Bug 1259842: allow RFC1918 pairing again r=mjf (ab11d2a41a) - Bug 1233181: improve misleading log message about missing STUN & TURN servers. r?=mjf (f744195587) - Bug 1244338 - Don't try to clean up |ctx| if null. r=drno (4c7da59d2e) - Bug 1256720: Remove a bad assertion, and simplify some code. r=drno (e8f5d04e93) - Bug 1257472: Forgive rport of 0. r=drno,ekr (8d02b24855) - Bug 1214279: Fix the same infinite loop from bug 957236 in a different place. r=drno (9780450268) - Bug 1229633: hash interface names on Windows. r=ekr (6ff60bf22a) - Bug 895793: added interface type and link speed detection for Windows. r=bwc (f7783adae6) - Bug 1180311 - Add null check to ifa_addr. r=ekr (90658f741b) - Bug 1183985: Fixed WebRTC socket leak on Linux. r=bwc (b06efe6ee9) - Bug 1231117 - Use xlocale on DragonFly as well. r=jesup (e7a09ee751) - Bug 1254780 (attempt 2) - Shrink log_types from 1024 entries to 16. r=ekr. (efa73ca5af) - Bug 1187075: Implement cairo atomics for Win32. r=jrmuizel (5b92bd3cff) - Bug 1161170 - backport upstream fix for race in Cairo freed_pool. r=jrmuizel (3287e5b154) - Bug 1255269. Get rid of nsITCPSocketCallback.fireDataEvent. r=jdm (9460469c15) - Bug 1246925 - log filtering_type and mapping_type only if they are valid pointers. r=ekr (57af98cd1f) - Bug 1248637: Prune duplicate CANCELLED candidate pairs. r=drno (c982b8492d) - Bug 676001 - Fix for stroke hit testing on cairo. r=jrmuizel (1cedebd554) - Bug 1252171: Update last_used_ on TCP port mappings when they are used, similar to UDP. r=drno (9229a3316a) - Bug 906986 - Rework rollback/finalize to include a committed state. r=bwc, r=drno (14ec947fd3) - Bug 1264344 - Don't restart ICE on first CreateOffer call if iceRestart option is true. r=bwc (d2850773f6) - Bug 1208371 - Update sink identity after adding track. r=mt (032aa5fcc4) - Bug 1247547: removed double accounting for WEBRTC_ICE_ADD_CANDIDATE telemetry probes. r=bwc (5abdc7d93a) - Bug 1254691 - Remove SEC_NORMAL from webrtc/. r=bwc (20dfff4efd) - Bug 1264351: removed hand break which disables ICE TCP on e10s r=jesup (6bc2a9936d) - bit of Bug 906986 - Rework rollback/finalize (ab1f5378f2) - Bug 1161619: RunStatsQuery leak fix. r=jib (2e4aca6869) - Bug 1256430: start AEC log independently of webrtc TRACE r=jesup,pkerr (29978d0a69) - Bug 1260784 - fix Stop Debug Mode button r=jesup (a1ac6fb833) - Bug 1220043 - Add workaround for internal complier error by VS2015. r=rjesup (c4368b1cad) - Bug 1252073 - Uninitialised value uses in mozilla::EncodingConstraints::operator==. r=docfaraday@gmail.com. (1be0174cd9) - Bug 1179859 - Fix _cairo_box_intersects_line_segment early rejection tests. r=jrmuizel (b2493a8c1e) - Bug 1186040 - use XPCOM refcounting macros instead of mozilla::RefCounted in WebrtcGlobalParent.h; r=jesup (f9bb1ba504) - Bug 1188407: switch packetloss to a rate from total-packets-lost-per-update r=jib (96297c4cd7) - Bug 1202696 - check surface status in _cairo_surface_get_extents. r=jmuizelaar (3f5c49d9d5) - Bug 1207750 - setting an environment variable will let us crash as Cairo errors happen. r=bschouten (caf8d9ee9a) - Bug 1215774 - use abort() to abort on error in Cairo. r=jmuizelaar (36e9c0bb2b) - minor (d2d4a96024) - Bug 1246011: fixed PT comparising for PT's without rtpmap. r=jesup (38c1f91a1f) - Bug 1249098: Support maxplaybackrate for opus. r=jesup (7a38717c47) - Bug 818618: Honor (and emit) opus stereo fmtp param. r=jesup (436175287f) - Bug 1258558 - Don't check extents for empty regions. r=jrmuizel (3751780ae0) - Bug 1236266 - Don't generate invalid empty regions in pixman (r=jmuielaar) (2c22835afd) - Bug 1255281. Add pixman fast path for bilinear x888_8888_SRC. r=lsalzman (0e585d5114) - Bug 1241012: Remove moz-d2d1-1.h stub headers from the tree. r=jrmuizel Please enter the commit message for your changes. Lines starting (b1dc61c08b) - Bug 1240790: Add newlines to WEBRTC_TRACE_FILE. r=rjesup (d25a696ff8) - bug 1241064 - updating stats filter SSRC when audio channel SSRC changes; r=jib (481c2ad1e0) - Bug 1247574: Force webrtc audio input processing to resample to target rate to fix 16KHz mics. r=padenot (9dea99341e) - Bug 1158741 - Implement a version of omxSP_FFTInv_CCSToR_F32_Sfs in openmax DL's FFT that is not scaled r=padenot (0acefaf93a) - Bug 1253149 - Use bool instead of int for boolean return values. r=SimonSapin (0303c4c8ab) (946864fcd3) * Notice: the changelog above may not always applicable to XULRunner code which K-Meleon uses. A goanna3 source tree that has kmeleon adaption patch applied is available here: https://github.com/roytam1/palemoon27/tree/kmeleon76

New build of BOC/UXP for XP! Test binary: MailNews Win32 https://o.rthost.win/boc-uxp/mailnews.win32-20240608-7bda12e7-uxp-75b0995d95-xpmod.7z BNavigator Win32 https://o.rthost.win/boc-uxp/bnavigator.win32-20240608-7bda12e7-uxp-75b0995d95-xpmod.7z source repo (excluding UXP): https://github.com/roytam1/boc-uxp/tree/custom * Notice: the profile prefix (i.e. parent folder names) are also changed since 2020-08-15 build, you may rename their names before using new binaries when updating from builds before 2020-08-15. -- New build of HBL-UXP for XP! Test binary: IceDove-UXP(mail) https://o.rthost.win/hbl-uxp/icedove.win32-20240608-id-656ea98-uxp-75b0995d95-xpmod.7z IceApe-UXP(suite) https://o.rthost.win/hbl-uxp/iceape.win32-20240608-id-656ea98-ia-93af9a0-uxp-75b0995d95-xpmod.7z source repo (excluding UXP): https://github.com/roytam1/icedove-uxp/tree/winbuild https://github.com/roytam1/iceape-uxp/tree/winbuild

All browsers based on the UXP platform as, for example, New Moon 28 or Serpent 52. Here are two links: https://repo.palemoon.org/MoonchildProductions/UXP https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XUL

Yep! I like UXP browsers. But if another browser offers such a security feature, why should I disable it? That would make no sense. I only disable features which have a noticeable, negative impact of the system or browser performance. And of course those which cause problems or are not supported by the system anyway.

No place here for feelings. Everything is insecure. The whole world is insecure. And in these days, more recent Windows versions like Windows 10 are much more likely to be targeted by hackers than the small fraction of 1% who still use Windows XP. It's simply not worth it. However, knowingly increasing general vulnerability and insecurity is something one can do, but one doesn't have to.

Yes, well, @AstroSkipper likes UXP browsers very much and they don't encrypt their databases.

Many issues in Windows are caused by corrupted or missing registry entries. From the very first in the 1990s, I learnt to correct such things. Especially, the installer and uninstaller of that time were often badly programmed and caused problems on a regular base regarding the registry. My Windows XP partition was created from scratch in 2004. It has existed since then without reinstallation only because of my maintenance and corrections. And the registry is particularly affected by this. For 100% portable use of Thorium, I have also backed up its registry entries and would create them if Thorium were to be run on another Windows XP computer.

Another example, they simply include their business model in the account name, and their site in the bio, new (?) form of spam. Recently joined. https://msfn.org/board/profile/441166-pacific-lubrication-consultants/

We have no way of telling/knowing what portable loaders you used to achieve that, and we have no way of proving/disproving it works or doesn't work in your case, I run this browser with my personally written starter App on Vista, so I don't care about that entries. @AstroSkipper doesn't run fully portable version, there's no reason to accuse a higly respected member of MSFN, and simply a good man, of trolling!

This PreferenceMACs key is the strange one, extensions' data it holds are all binary, but it's always brought up when profile migrations are brought up. I don't know about registry in general either, I prefer a static set of programs for main Windows install so things don't get deleted constantly from registry. It would be interesting to have some reproducible way to "gunk it up" to make computer slow. There's a lot of snake oil out there for registry, "leaving it alone" works for me, I only mess with it if I know about some user program's setting I want to change or if I want to alter Windows behavior in some specific way. I definitely never went out of the way to block programs from writing their stuff there if that's how they were programmed. I ran NTRegOpt every once in a blue moon, but the impression I got was that in my case fragmentation was always low and not worth the bother. Windows itself (re)writes stuff there all the time, can't say if it really makes things slower with time.

I'm using Windows 11 LTSC 24H2 build 26100.712. This is a retail update through Windows Update. My PC is not enrolled in the dev channel or Insider Preview. On older Windows 11 LTSC 24H2 builds (26100.1 & 26100.560) StartAllBack worked fine with the widgets button on the enhanced classic taskbar but now it doesn't work unless I disable the classic taskbar. When clicking on the widgets button now, nothing happens even though the weather information is still updating in the taskbar icon for the widgets button. Is this a known issue? I've tried StartAllBack 3.7.8 & the latest 3.7.10 and they have the same issue.

Well, that really is news. BTW, did I mention that I have over 38 years of DOS and over 32 years of Windows experience? The registry is so to speak my home. And where do you live?

That's already been solved, along with other fingerprinting defences like Client Rects, I sent you a message. Writing here, too, in case you read without logging in. Regards.

Hey, where are you? Don't disappear! We miss you.

Those two look also like the whole purpose of the accounts creation is far from technical aspects. https://msfn.org/board/profile/441008-c-care-preschool/ https://msfn.org/board/profile/440995-mike-lund-painting/

1ghz dual core with 2 or 4Gb of ram for Windows 11 IoT LTSC??!? Is this a joke?

In fact, I haven't seen any extensions that do anything to CH.

Highly recommended to use in conjunction with --disable-gpu-driver-bug-workarounds

I think @D.Draker has that driver, ask him.

https://github.com/Alex313031/thorium-legacy/issues/62 The issue was closed, but it wasn't solved in legacy build. As I already mentioned, I am running the Thorium version SSE2 122.0.6261.169 WINXP 32-bit. If this legacy build was not fixed, why does Google Drive work in my installation then? When I tested it, I could log into my account and access my files without any crashes.