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You can also check this nice list made by @AstroSkipper: https://msfn.org/board/topic/184730-antimalware-firewall-and-other-security-programs-for-windows-xp-working-in-2023-and-hopefully-beyond/#findComment-1244365

Nope, disable defender tweak completely kills defender, so new tweaks aren't really necessary.

https://github.com/win32ss/supermium/issues/1367 I don't have a github account, so if someone could pass on. Win32ss needs a bcryptprimitives function, specifically ProcessPrng. Supermium doesn't have VMP anyway, so the author can change the import to his own implementation of bcryptprimitives in the patcher anyway. GetProcessMitigationPolicy and SetThreadInformation are also needed, but from what I've seen the author of Supermium certainly knows. Oh, right, I forgot. On Supermium 132, including R3 widevine does not work at all, even on Windows 10, and even more so with the repaired widevine under 7, or with original widevine with VXkex. The world does not end with Netflix, there are many sites that use DRM, for which unnecessary for the author to buy VMP license for Supermium. Works in 126 R7:

Unfortunately, versions 2830.0 and 2380.100 have recently stopped working. For now, my temporary workaround for 4.10.2891.0 on Win 7 is to use pwrp_k32 from Supermium instead of kernel32, an p_cryptp instead of bcryptprimitives. There are actually a few functions missing, so perhaps I will write my wrapper and make it available to the public. That's basically what Mozilla does. https://hg-edge.mozilla.org/releases/mozilla-esr115/log?rev=widevine You can find bcryptprimitives in the widevinecdm.dll file by searching 62 00 63 00 72 00 79 00 70 00 74 00 70 00 72 00 69 00 6D 00 69 00 74 00 69 00 76 00 65 00 73 in hex editor (two occurrences), replace, for example, 62 at the beginning with 78, and name the p_cryptp.dll file xcryptprimitives.dll.

The British Gas site still has the same issues. I haven't tried the other two. At least the 'experimental features' are disabled by default now!

Sounds awfully complicated just to start a download. I'll let them figure it out as I don't understand any of it. We had sites with buttons for preview and uploading a long time ago.

Actually v126 R7, the height of the tab bar was less (equivalent to modern-day Chrome), and the transport buttons (back, forward, refresh and home were a fair bit bigger. I'll live. It's just that when using other themes like Blue Mica, or Classic Blue, you see a weird separator line between the most right tab and the New Tab button.

Here is how it appears now: https://1drv.ms/i/c/9435515813f7faa7/EWiPNlPARGlHgRqe3H4Dj5oBSFml4l2h4iHQn_uGwSvfRQ?e=TPhEF9

You rock K4Sum1

You mean --disable-machine-id and --disable-encryption? Right?

Yep! That's why the term USB stick is mainly used in the German language. Flash drive is actually far too unspecific. But back on topic. What about your file systems on your drives?

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.

What file system is used on the USB stick? FAT32? And on your SSD? NTFS? BTW, both are from a technical point of view flash drives.

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

I don't see any brightness difference in Win10 x64. I even screencap'd three browsers side by side by side and used the screencap program to compare RGB values. Ungoogled Chromium, Supermium, and Official Pale Moon all matched identically for RGB values.