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as upstream moved to vc2013-unfriendly environment, no new changes can be applied to NM27 and its friends. incoming patches are still welcomed.

this worked as well! now i am actually getting my full speed. thanks to both of you for helping me out

I have found the cause of this problem. In contrast to Alice0775 version of the rebuild_userchrome.uc.js script, the xiaoxiaoflood one does not like certain characters in the script file names such as the + sign.

Unfortunately, it is not known where it sits, but any attempts to neutralize it have failed. For what it's worth, it's interesting to note that the browser works after replacing it with TraceSetInformation. STATUS_BREAKPOINT without this feature starts at version 133.0.6876.1 from e3kskoy7wqk. I did a thorough search of the entire repository downloaded locally (including all 3rd party components) in 133.0.6876.1 and 6861.0, the use of this function in the code files has not changed at all. My suspicions fall on the dxc generated by mcgen during compilation, but I have no idea what to do about it next. I am currently working on moving patches to version 120.0.6099.338 - one of the longer supported LTS versions. And one thing puzzles me - how the author moved the original commits from 2023 removing support for Win 7 (only that reversed, for that I already have a script) for all of his versions. All the diffs/commits after merging into one file are more than 35 thousand lines of code, and there are about 100 of them. And for most of the files, lines have changed in the meantime, where some code needs to be removed or added, in the case of some, for example, 50 lines. Did he correct it manually? I find it hard to believe... more than 650 files are being changed. I tried manually correcting the hunk, but quickly gave up. I even tried to create scripts that search for given passages in the original files and, based on that, determine new lines to put in the hunki, but that too succeeded for a small number of files.

Looking forward to it! EventSetInformation is a Win8 telemetry function. Can block it completely. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/evntprov/nf-evntprov-eventsetinformation

Unfortunately, Chrome Sync still does not work after adding Google API keys, you still need OAuth2 keys. As a not being a Chromium developer, you can only use the default keys, which can be added with the --oauth2-client-id and --oauth2-client-secret flags. There is a simple solution for this, so that you won't have to add flag it to shortcuts or in the registry (in case you set it as default browser) void ChromeMainDelegate::PreSandboxStartup() { base::CommandLine& command_line = *base::CommandLine::ForCurrentProcess(); std::string process_type = command_line.GetSwitchValueASCII(switches::kProcessType); if (!command_line->HasSwitch("oauth2-client-id")) { command_line->AppendSwitchASCII("oauth2-client-id", "77185425430.apps.googleusercontent.com"); } if (!command_line->HasSwitch("oauth2-client-secret")) { command_line->AppendSwitchASCII("oauth2-client-secret", "OTJgUOQcT7lO7GsGZq2G4IlT"); } With this code, replace the PreSandboxStartup() function in the chrome_main_delegate.cc file. Edit: in testing/variations/fieldtrial_testing_config.json there are flags about TabStripComboButton and disabling MV2 support. They override the default values declared in the corresponding files, hence you need to remove them from this json.

You're one helluva dev.! I just saw you use 1700 Rysen, it's not far away from what I have (G4620), could it be performed on 8.1?

Ok. I thought I had to submit first to get the PCMark Score. After performing all tests, I got all scores except the PCMark Score which had the value n/a. I will install Windows Media Encoder 9 and see if it helps. BTW, I thought it was already there as I installed all Windows Media compinents in the past. A bit strange.

Correct. You have to click the Submit button to upload your results, and then you get a PCMark Score.

This is the only official source by the developers. Completed all tests. All eye candy in Windows enabled by default. I was missing WM Encoder, so I installed it, wasn't sure if 64-bit would be fine, so installed 32-bit just in case, but otherwise, I never needed it before, I rarely manipulate media files. Disk tests were performed on 1 TB HDD WD WD10EZEX, memory is DDR2, 2x 2 GB Mushkin 996671 in first 2 slots and another 2 GB no-name Kingston in 3rd slot, all supposedly 800 MHz, but the mismatching Kingston slows things down to 667 MHz (add some MHz due to slight overclock), guess due to timings. Ok. You was able to submit your results to get a PCMark Score. Great! Under my Windows XP 32-bit, I wasn't, unfortunately. After finishing all tests, I got an error when trying to submit my results. Either I have to install Windows Media Encoder 9 or I have to update FutureMark SystemInfo as it is perhaps outdated. I will try again later.

https://www.softpedia.com/get/System/Benchmarks/PCMark05-Basic.shtml

No. We do not violate the MSFN Forum Rules. This version is provided as a full version for everyone. It's a legal and well-known website CHIP.de. The tool PCMark05 is abandoned software and offered to be used on old systems for free.