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Sure, also SaB 3.8.6 punches dogs. That's insane to imply and definitely not the case.

"Ousted" is the wrong word here. When someone works for the FSB, he follows the legend given by the curators. So, he simply moved further, onto Telegram, but then again, even Telegram gave out real people identities to the Russia secret police. There are well known ones among them, plenty of proof (even photographed docs) were placed on Twitter by those prosecuted. It's literally all over the internet. Some 7 years ago a Russian woman was granted political asylum in EU. I'm actually against those "asylums", those individuals are recruited by the FSB and planted to Europe. Clear as day play. Of course, there were ones that have nothing to do with the FSB, simple peasants to manufacture cases for the Russia police work. I'm sure we have FSB shills even here, on MSFN. Russia actually played very good in terms of polluting and controlling the internet, media and software. (Google founder born in Moscow, Russia, what else is there to say?) Never underestimate your enemy. Fun fact is Russia has zero of their own hardware, not even a single CPU, our Western tech is used against us. Very welcome to give me a warning/ban/whatever, don't care, but you asked yourself.

Important to mention, making this a standalone post. Those jailed ones were not committing real crimes (in contrast to the ones Durov is being accused of). They are punished for the disagreement with Russia's policies.

But Durov's VK did accept those demands of the Russian government, there are literally tons of criminal cases against Russian citizens based on their posts in VK. VK gave out all info, including real addressees to the Russian FSB, plenty of arrests were made, then followed by criminal prosecution. Also, Durov made it even worse, without any announcement, he simply sold the VK platform to another Kremlin/FSB controlled oligarch. People were getting jailed for several yeras old posts. It's all publicly known. I obviously shan't post any links, those all are easy to find, I don't want to be falsely blamed for "involving politics into forum" nonsense, so I digress.

Hi, I just make an nvme boot of XP SP3 on this nice board with the N100 cpu. I use the Intel nvme driver for this on the Toshiba RD400. After install of all drivers, boottime is 10sec. Power is always about 6 Watt. Geekbench 2.4.3 shows 8033 Points. PS/2 works for the mouse together with the keyboard via y-cable. 2 Sata 600 MB/s connectors. The board has Rj45 Realtek Lan 8168, COM1 port, LPT1 port, USB2,3, PCIe connector for graphikcard, I use Geforce GT 730, Realtek sound 867, M2 for Wifi, M2 for nvme and with my mod also CSM for XP boot. You can use any 12...19 Volt DC-source. For Bios CSM mod, copy to an Fat32 USB stick all the content of my file (see downwards), select the USB stick via fs0: (for example) or fs1: and then for to flash my CSM Bios 1.06 via fpt -f bios.rom No risk in this Bios flash, because you can always flash back the original Bios 1.06 from website of Asrock. It is one of the most stable boards I have. Just now I copy about 1000 Gbyte via USB3. All drivers for XP I have for this board from summer 2023. No crash, no error, no go down to slow speed as I always notice on all the z690, z790 boards for USB3 Dietmar All for Bios CSM mod is here https://ufile.io/lka3uvrf

https://www.anandtech.com/show/21542/end-of-the-road-an-anandtech-farewell :'-(

Invision Power Services, the company who makes the forum. And re your second post, what you see with the duplicates is what I was referring to in my post.

Probably same as Firefox/Basilisk. But that applies to classic extensions, of which very few may run in Mypal, I doubt anyone that maintains them checks Mypal. Firefox needs some hacks to load specially adapted bootstrapped extensions, one and only remaining kind of classic extensions that may still be loaded. https://github.com/xiaoxiaoflood/firefox-scripts Mostly, you're looking for Web Extensions, which have manifest.json rather than install.rdf.

Ok. I can confirm that your code is indeed working except hiding the Open new tab button when only one tab is open. My recommendation is to move the Open new tab button to another toolbar, for example to the left of the url bar or to the right of the search bar, via the toolbar menu entry Customize. Doing so, this code is enough: /* Hide single tab -- works */ tab:only-of-type{display:none !important;} /* Reduce the minimum height of the tab bar to 0 so that it collapses when empty -- works */ #tabbrowser-tabs, #tabbrowser-arrowscrollbox, #tabbrowser-tabs > .tabbrowser-arrowscrollbox{min-height:0 !important;} The moved Open new tab button does no longer cause wasting of screen space. Another solution without the need of moving the Open new tab button will be posted by me, too.

This is not, but the official Intel Tracking Technology in processors is, and if you noticed, the article is almost a decade old, meaning even those ancient mammoth's excrement processors already had them including those on laptops, phones, etc. You don't have to "install" anything, it's already in the CPU and controlled by the browser. Did you read the links? It's similar to echelon. Not to mention, every PC has a black box OS.

What does it have to do with me? I'm asked to enter my e-mail (each time I log in) just as you, meaning I obviously don't have those. You confused me with someone else. Besides, I'm not famous and clear cookies.

I can confirm that rebasing xul.dll (I also rebase mozavcodec.dll, libGLESv2.dll and nss3.dll) improves RAM usage by MyPal. I'm trying the address proposed by @AstroSkippernow, but I used it with other addresses with good effects as well. ALSO: running mypal in sandboxie (checl @Multibooter's thread in the general windows XP thread) is effective to prevent crashes when using more than a few tabs. Cheers!

Intel® Identity "Protection" in Firefox https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1076445 "Firefox finds many plugins that are preinstalled on your system... Intel touts Identity Protection Technology as helping prevent identity theft by allowing websites to uniquely identify your computer, which can limit access from other computers if someone learns your username and password:" http://ipt.intel.com/Home/How-it-works/identity-theft-protection"

Just one example, officially supported by Firefox, I'm pretty sure by Chrome, too. Intel® Identity "Protection" (Unique fingerprint in your CPU) Technology ‡ https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/97453/intel-pentium-processor-g4600-3m-cache-3-60-ghz.html https://csrc.nist.gov/CSRC/media/Presentations/Intel-Identity-Protection-Technology-(IPT)/images-media/day2_trusted-computing_430-530.pdf

No. Unfortunately, this code is not effective. It does totally unnecessary things. Look at my posted screenshots! My code is working as it should. Furthermore, you didn't provide any information what you did. Thus, I can't help you.

It's a combination of things. If it isn't supposed to work, then why are these instructions all over the web? This is what I use: @namespace url("http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul"); /* Hide single tab -- works */ tab:only-of-type{display:none !important;} /* Hide Open new tab button when only one tab is present -- doesn't work in MyPal 68 */ tab[first-visible-tab="true"] + .tabs-newtab-button{display:none !important;} /* Reduce the minimum height of the tab bar to 0 so that it collapses when empty -- works */ #tabbrowser-tabs, #tabbrowser-arrowscrollbox, #tabbrowser-tabs > .tabbrowser-arrowscrollbox{min-height:0 !important;}

@Tomcat76 I don't think your CSS code, which you didn't post here, is able to hide the tab bar, if only one tab is open, and immediately show it again when opening an additional tab, all in the same browser session. For that, you need a script which checks the state of the tab bar in the background by an observer function. AFAIK, this can't be done with CSS but with JavaScript. Edit: I have to correct a bit my statement above. In the special case of hiding the tab bar, when only one tab is open, it can be partially done in Mypal 68 even with CSS, as shown in the following post.

Then, you did something wrong. Check all steps again! All files have to be copied into the correct folders. And check if all modified prefs have been assigned to the correct values via about:config! Don't forget to delete the startup cache in the profile folder before you restart your browser! You have to start Mypal 68 with the profile where the chrome folder was created, of course. One thing is clear. All was tested in depth and is working. And my CSS code, too. BTW, re-posting what I wrote in my instructions is not helpful. I definitely know what I did. You should better post what you exactly did. And provide screenshots of all relevant folders' content and your userchrome.css! This is the only way I can help you.

From a programming point of view, this is a condition. If there is only one tab, then hide the tab bar with the New Tab button. If there is more than one tab, then do not hide Tab Bar with the New Tab Button. Something like this should rather be realised with a JavaScript UC.JS file created inside the profile's chrome folder.

Don't underestimate the competence of the French intelligence services: DGSE, DGSI, and the DST.

And they all ended up using the Ancient Greek language. Telegramma consists of two Greek words tele = τῆλε = far, distant and gramma = γράμμα = letter, type. As you put it so aptly, it's all just stolen ...

If the people in charge of Telegram, such as the founder and CEO Pavel Durov, tolerate their service being used for serious crimes such as mass murder, illegal arms and drug trafficking, child pornography, formation of organised crime, organised fraud, war mongering, worst propaganda combined with fake news and so on (the list is almost endless) and do nothing about it, then such subjects must be held accountable. And Pavel Durov is still lucky. He was arrested and charged in the EU (France). Conversely, if such a person from the EU were to be arrested and charged in Pavel Durov's original home country, the usual death sentence would not be long in coming.

Proof please, Videos, screenshots.

I'm glad I never used Telegram, the name sounded very awkward for me, even though I'm not a native English speaker.

Set both prefs dom.max_script_run_time and dom.max_ext_content_script_run_time to the value of 0 via about:config!

Thanks! All further considerations regarding your request will be now done in my thread which I created especially for such things.

Of course! There's a lot @Sampei.Nihira doesn't tell us here, or tells wrong. Now. we can only wonder why, does he simply entertain himself on MSFN? "Obviously MV3 has reduced performance." https://github.com/win32ss/supermium/issues/797#issuecomment-2295708131

Inductive conclusion and generalisation of my empirically acquired data regarding sudden Thorium (Chrome) browser crashes: After all the measures, investigations and my proof, I described in detail in previous posts, I have come to the conclusion that spontaneous, recurring crashes of Chrome browsers, as, for example, Thorium, can be caused first and foremost by drivers or driver corpses, but also by services or programmes, running in the background responsible for interference, among other things like hardware defects and so on, of course. The so-called filter drivers deserve special mention at this point. Many of the Chrome browser crashes that have been numerously reported in different Internet forums, are probably due to this. But without a thorough investigation, such issues can't be clarified, and their real cause was therefore very often never discovered. So, my advice at this point. If such crashes happen, check first the Windows\System32\drivers folder for drivers or driver remnants that could be the causer (in most cases rather drivers from third-party providers), even if they are loaded correctly and do not produce any error messages! Problematic drivers can of course be loaded from other locations than the Windows\System32\drivers folder, too, especially when it comes to third-party drivers, all depending on the respective system, of course.

Yes, of course. These themes you linked to have never been compatible with Mypal 68.x but with the old Mypal 29.x. You have to look for themes compatible with Firefox 68.x (Firefox Quantum), for example, here: https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/themes/ But do not expect to find complete themes as it was the case in the legacy browsers! They are almost gone. Only light ones are still available. Regarding your issue, you seem to mix up legacy browsers like Pale Moon, New Moon and Mypal 29 with Quantum based browsers like Firefox 68 or Mypal 68. You can read more about that, for example, here: https://msfn.org/board/topic/183657-mypal-68-in-windows-xp-custom-buttons-and-extensions/ There, I have listed different ways to customise Mypal 68. And of course, you will also find information in many other threads here on MSFN and everywhere else in the WWW. Search for Firefox Quantum themes!

As far as I remember correctly, it imports automatically all bookmarks, for example, as selected in the picture, from the Internet Explorer. No further options.

Forget about this Import Wizard! Just copy all files of Mypal 68.14.3b about the old ones and open your last used profile when starting the browser! All data and also your bookmarks are inside your profile.

Interesting conversation here since I last posted! My problem getting Thorium and Supermium to run correctly from links in documents is not resolved, but my great thanks go to @rereser who has given me an enormous amount of help with this via PM. The associated registry entries relevant to this were in a bit of a mess on my system, to put it mildly, but I think they are as they should be now! Two likely important things I have now determined. Firstly, the links are being passed correctly to Thorium, what is failing is the running of the browser from them. If I have Thorium already open, the links open in it perfectly, so that is a sort of workaround. I just have to remember to open Thorium first before I click on any links in e-mails! The other is that the problem goes away in Safe Mode. That to me would indicate that it's something that's running on the system which is causing the issue. I've already (I hope) eliminated Malwarebytes from blame, as the problem still happens with it shut down. In light of the previous conversation, I'm now scouring my System32\Drivers folders for unwanted obsolete driver files! Nothing found yet. I will carry on experimenting.

As people here say, I don't see "admin" by your account. I don't post off-topic since I used uBlock Lite on CentBrowser. So tune down a bit, will ya?

You're utterly rude, it's you who need to study how to behave yourself with people, especially women. I didn't "completely change my opinion about uBlock origin Lite". It tells how you don't pay attention to what people write. I specifically wrote I'm trying out "A new version of Adblock "lite"". To see if there are any improvements over the one I tried. Only because you asked to! "Too bad that no member of the English-speaking forum has the curiosity to try the extension." https://msfn.org/board/topic/183974-ublock-origin-lite-mv3-vs-adguard-mv3-chromium-extensions/?do=findComment&comment=1270782 I'm no longer interested, please don't disturb me with doing favours for your testings.

Thank you, fixed it. And your word is misspelt.

Please post constructive suggestions (like @NotHereToPlayGames does), otherwise I'm going to block your spammy interventions and the account you post from. Here's another example of non-working attachments (not related to your dubious hosting). Please no fantasy related explanations, Again, I'm using Adblock Lite you advised to use earlier,

No, I don't block anything. I try to use the software that user @Sampei.Nihirasuggested. A new vesion of Adblock "lite".

I've had unpleasant experiences dealing with custom themes.

Thanks! How do I change the white background colour in folders?

When you give them your phone, even if it's not yours, they still know your location and record the voice, they will prove it's you, when needed.