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Thank you, very unfortunate, seems we're running low on drivers' sites, they're dropping like flies.

Same result for me with Chrome 103, Chrome Beta, and latest Opera Mini on my Chromebook.

Just to report here a rather important and reputable website , I checked Microsoft's account login website in the most recent releases of New Moon 28 and Serpent 52. Unfortunately, I got an empty login window in New Moon 28, the same I got in Mailnews. And in Serpent 52, not even the login window could be called up. If calling up the login window from the Outlook website, I was able to login to my email account in New Moon 28.

If I were to report every dirty website that doesn't run properly in UXP browsers, this thread would be completely littered. Apart from that, I consider requests for members to register on such a questionable website to verify login problems to be highly dubious and a no-go. I think rather important and reputable websites should be considered here.

Personally, I hope @roytam1 will be able one day to successfully implement a working OAuth2 mechanism in Mailnews. At the moment, I use the free version of OE Classic only for my basic Hotmail/Outlook account. TBH, I haven't expected that Microsoft/Hotmail/Outlook accounts could really be accessed any longer by an email client under Windows XP since last month. Now, I am able again to access my personal Microsoft/Hotmail/Outlook account in a very fast way under Windows XP as it has been before with Mailnews instead of getting upset about a terrible web interface.

Just like last time, I have listed your Dutch Language Pack in my Alphabetical list of all posted extensions.

// ==UserScript== // @name Font Enhancer // @namespace https://github.com/UCyborg // @description Improves font contrast. Sourced from Chrome Font Super Enhancer. // @version 1.0 // @author UCyborg // @match *://*/* // @grant none // ==/UserScript== 'use strict'; var isRunning; function applyFilter() { var AllElem = document.querySelectorAll(':not(script):not(style):not(area):not(base):not(br):not(col):not(embed):not(hr):not(img):not(input):not(keygen):not(link):not(meta):not(param):not(source):not(track):not(wbr):not(table):not(tbody):not(tr):not(ul)'); for (var i = 0; i < AllElem.length; i++) { for (var j = 0; j < AllElem[i].childNodes.length; j++) { // cycle through element nodes if (AllElem[i].childNodes[j].nodeType === 3 && AllElem[i].childNodes[j].textContent.trim().length > 0) { // is it a text node? if (window.getComputedStyle(AllElem[i]).getPropertyValue('text-shadow') == 'none') { // do not run if text-shadow is already present var Col = window.getComputedStyle(AllElem[i]).getPropertyValue('color').replace(/[^\d,.]/g, '').split(','); // text color array (R/G/B/A) if (typeof(Col[3]) == 'undefined' || Col[3].split('.')[0] == '1') { // run if element does not have an alpha channel already applied var Lum = Math.round(0.2126 * Col[0] + 0.7152 * Col[1] + 0.0722 * Col[2]); // luminosity var Opa = parseFloat(255 * (255 - Lum) / 65025).toFixed(1); // opacity between 0 and 1 if (Lum < 128) { Opa = 1; } AllElem[i].style.setProperty('text-shadow','0 0 0px rgba(' + Col[0] + ',' + Col[1] + ',' + Col[2] + ',' + Opa + ')', 'important'); // set text shadow with alpha } } } } } } function waitAndApplyFilter() { if (typeof(isRunning) != 'undefined') { clearTimeout(isRunning); } isRunning = setTimeout(applyFilter, 100); } const callback = (mutationList, observer) => { // called every time BODY has changed for (const mutation of mutationList) { if (mutation.type === "childList") { waitAndApplyFilter(); } } }; applyFilter(); // Options for the observer (which mutations to observe) const config = { attributes: false, childList: true, subtree: true }; // Create an observer instance linked to the callback function const observer = new MutationObserver(callback); // Start observing the target node for configured mutations observer.observe(document.body, config);

Here's one that sets font weight minimum to 400. We have font weights of 200 here at MSFN so the change will be noticeable herein. https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/32220-set-minimum-font-weight/code

Here's a userscript that does the same thing (applies a text shadow to all text) -- https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/3779-defprefs/code By using a userscript instead of the font enhancer extension, you have more control over the parameters of the text shadow (and one less extension to load).

Piece of cake! You don't need the extension. All it does is apply a .css text shadow to all text. You can do that in any style editor such as Stylus/Stylish/Stylem or even via Tampermonkey/Greasemonkey or even via Firefox's own userChrome.css. To me, the font enhancer extension is "redundant" if the browser profile is already utilizing something like Stylus/Tampermonkey/etc.

https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=62&t=31930 Dark ages never ended in general IMO.

I'm not familiar with the situation - are they deliberately denying access to the UXP? By the way - Happy new year to all!

No, I don't trust it won't change back without my consent.

I had dropped Opera porting, don't wait, so as Balunovich, as it seems. Why? Opera is simply way over-bloated now, too heavy, versions come out as hot pies. Probably the reason Supermium will stay at this old version, and only later will skip to 13x.xx, during the next year, as win32 declared at github.

I wish too, not happening, I just looked at his github, which I hadn't done in a year, it's simply too much to do on the first priority routine, and he's alone. Get back to me in case you find a good replacement with the normal brightness. Thanks.

They don't have such holidays neither in Russia, nor Mauritius. So, may I assume you wished those for me? And to you too, then. Nice chat. P.S. Interested, intrigued about the final result,

Thank you for the advice, but no, I don't install custom fonts, otherwise the system would be compromised and prone to more extensive fingerprinting. What I love in Chinese browsers (Cent, CatsXP), they try to already include most fonts and certificates within them, it's not the case with Supermium, unfortunately.

@Eldritch Wolf. Lemme help you. @Tihiy

I think it's this one. The odd thing, is that his location was always Russia, and now Mauritius, oh-oh. https://msfn.org/board/profile/36858-tihiy/ You're welcome!

I have an idea, why won't you just tag the developer, and see if he ignores your valid and totally legit question. Tag him like you would've tagged me @D.Draker.

@Dibya, I change 3 Byte. Look at acpi.sys with Hexeditor and replace 75F87414FF -> 75F8EB14FF 84C07508FF -> 84C0EB08FF 59597C21A1 -> 59597C00A1 thats all. It overcomes some stupid tests from acpi.sys in DSDT table in Bios (for example checksum). This was the breakthrough for full ACPI support in XP on all newer motherboards Dietmar

Oha, I just noticed, that the timer in the original XP Bios from EVGA for the z390 dark motherboard not works. And also compi stays always in C0 state, brrr. And the most crazy thing: This happens also in Win10, power consumption on 9900k always about 27 Watt.. Now I chance all against my modified acpi.sys hal.dll intelppm.sys and all is nice: Full ACPI support with Hyperthreading, Timer works, powerconsumption on 9900k about 2 Watt:)). This simple means, we, Mov AX, 0xDEAD and me Dietmar are better :)) Dietmar

You may want to tone it down a bit. Dietmar may be not in the top list of "communicators", but he is usually very reliable in his reports. Remember (maybe you don't even know this) that if we can boot XP from USB is mainly due to his research in 2005-2006, JFYI: https://web.archive.org/web/20161206070712/http://www.911cd.net/forums//index.php?showtopic=14181 jaclaz