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@IXOYE : In NM28, a SSUAO for ARTE is needed; posing as FxESR-128 on Win10x86 works for me in order to load its English homepage : general.useragent.override.arte.tv;Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; rv:128.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/128.0 ...

or: general.useragent.override --> Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/130.0.6482.207 Safari/537.36 (works perfectly --> https://chrispederick.com/work/user-agent-switcher/ )

True. Also sad, as that version really isn't that old. Today I found myself unable to log into my discover.com account using Thorium. Seriously? Perhaps a UAO would've gotten me in, but the discover.com site was not at all helpful with regard to minimum supported browser versions. I only tried a Chromium 125 user agent, which didn't work. Version 125 works with Chase, which is only reason I tried even that one UAO. As a Windows 7 user, it was easier for me to just try R3dfox, which worked, so I didn't pursue UAOs any further.

Yesssssaaa After soso much crazy tests and hacks I succeed with the Nvidia GT 730 graphik card for to boot XP SP3 with full 32 bit 3D graphik on the Arrow Lake Gigabyte board B860 DS3H under pure Uefi, means no csm at all. Dietmar

I'm glad you like my article. Creating it and making the HTTPSProxies more future-proof was a pleasure for me as a die-hard fan of Windows XP.

You can find the download link for the CAupdater in my main article ProxHTTPSProxy and HTTPSProxy in Windows XP for future use in the section 11.2.4. Downloads related to Root Certificate Updates.

The topic is about Win 8.1, but since there is no separate one for 8.0 I am posting the information here, it also works after very similar modifications (even GetSystemTimes is not missing, although this 8.0 is RTM without any updates, and 8.1 I use updated to the end of 2017)

The filter list of version 3.6.3.2 still works on www.nytimes.com. Just tested. The last version Paywall Pass 0.0.3.1 does not work (anymore? I can't judge it ) on www.nytimes.com, unfortunately. Just tested. And TBH, this extension has not been updated since 2015. Any kind of such technology is subject to a game of cat and mouse. The one who is more up-to-date is ahead for a short time. But thanks for pointing to this extension anyway!

Thanks for clarification! And indeed the entries generated by the logger of your version were strange and led to a slight confusion for me.

Thanks for that! Such files are worth to backup and prevent them from disappearing.

Please re-download the file uBlock-Origin-Legacy-1.16.4.34-special-mod-by-@AstroSkipper.xpi if you have already downloaded it and have fun! After installing, click the button "Purge all caches" if installing over the previously downloaded version 1.16.4.34! Cheers, AstroSkipper

That was totally clear to me and I didn't expect anything else. But the list can still be useful for a while.

I agree, but when one just points out to the facts, no MSFN rule against it, no rule that would forbid to name the official investors/owners. Like you wisely pointed out, we are the customers, and have the right to know who owns them. "Russia funded Facebook, Twitter investments through Kushner investor." "Institutions with close links to Kremlin": https://www.theguardian.com/news/2017/nov/05/russia-funded-facebook-twitter-investments-kushner-investor "Facebook is taking that rumored $200 million investment from Digital Sky Technologies, a Russian investment group... giving Facebook a $10 billion valuation." This one is from 2009, so $200 million/ $10 billion was a lot, lot more. https://techcrunch.com/2009/05/26/facebook-takes-that-200-million-investment-from-the-russians-at-a-10-billion-valuation/

It never worked good to begin with, even with Win10, I don't know about you, I'm not gonna cry about that buggy game, sorry.

Boots on the ground is not enough, one would always want to conquer hearts and minds. It was always the weakest point of all soviet strategies, but they learn and progress in that subject, hence the enormous amounts of money they invest in propaganda since 2000, I can say much more, but I shan't, since it's defo not for MSFN. On the other hand, it's 100% related to everything digital we now have. And what we have, all media has only one, left point of view. There's simply no right media anymore.

We got 'em! I'm here listening to MP3s on my X61 in Windows 98SE right now! This is awesome. Thanks so much, deomsh! The issue seems to have been that the AD1984 cannot handle volume set to the mx value and just shuts down the sound. I haven't tested the upper limit yet, but even the default of 0x27 is a bit too loud. I had actually tried changing that volume value in the HDAICOUT.HDA already, but there was still a separate volume setting in HDAcfg.ini causing the problem. Simply not setting a volume in HDAICOUT.HDA and setting it at $42004200 in HDAcfg.ini is working great, though. I also found that DAC_1 (widget $04) has to be used to get audio from the internal speakers. This makes sense now that I know what to look for in the AD1984 datasheet. Port D (line out/speakers) is only connected to $04 while port A (headphones) is connected to $22 which selects between either $03 or $04. A custom HDAICOUT.HDA is still needed, but with only a few verbs. unmute input on port A's mixer unmute output on port A select DAC_1 for port A unmute input on port D's mixer unmute output on port D enable EAPD on port D I think HDA2.DLL itself powers on and sets up the required DAC, so no verbs for $04 seem to be necessary in HDAICOUT.HDA. I'm attaching my working HDAICOUT.HDA and HDAcfg.ini files here. I left all the unneeded lines in HDAICOUT.HDA in case they're needed for future troubleshooting. Thanks again for all your help and explanations. This has made my day! HDAcfg.X61.ini HDAICOUT.X61.HDA