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No, chainload not work: UefiMain Found Windows Boot Manager at '\u7.original.efi' Launch Loaded 'PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1F,0x2)/Sata(0x4,0xFFFF,0x0)/HD(1,MBR,0xD5AED5AE,0x800,0x32000)/\u7.original.efi' Launch Addresss behind FileImageHandle=C1B43718 Launch File does not match an EFI loader signature but I fix and compile special version U7 no load Windows Boot Manager - use verbose=1 in UefiSeven.ini to display this info on screen: but CSMWrap replace C0000 memory using VBIOS PCIe or SeaVGABIOS. I wonder if you compile a special version of CSMWrap that doesn't change anything in memory under C0000 and if Windows would boot into the vga.sys driver ? https://www.mediafire.com/file/o1mp9mbx11iyudm/u7nwbm.efi/file

New version now released, Supermium 132.0.6834.224 R4. This release of Supermium includes various changes and improvements, including: (#1412) - Option to disable autoplay introduced in chrome://flags, #disable-autoplay (#1403) - --force-dark-mode option introduced to deal with possible issues with white flashes in dark mode. However, some flashes may still appear due to caching of previous page views (#1445) - chrome://version uses Supermium branding (#1441, #1433, #1398, #1400) - Small changes to default metrics, particularly affecting v109 and CR23 tab styles (#1438) - New tab button fixed in place (and the tab close button should no longer overlap favicons) (#1411) - Download link now appears by default in chrome://downloads, as opposed to referrer link (issue unassigned) - #disable-gpu-driver-bug-workaroundsnow available in chrome://flags Some small mitigations have also been introduced for crashes in portable configurations on Windows 7.

@K4sum1 Could you try again with the new update? An important issue was fixed. I tried in my Windows 7 VM with the following command: yt-dlp --no-config -f "(bestvideo[height<=720]+bestaudio/best[height<=720])[vcodec!*=av01]" -t mkv "https://youtu.be/bCTObNkRGsg" And it gave me an mkv file with opus audio: Algemeen Unique ID : 57964954628617501393979581759164836982 (0x2B9BA4E945544816E3D80FC0D01CEC76) Volledige naam : C:\Users\Nico\I Built a Toilet Paper Slot Machine and It Actually Works! [bCTObNkRGsg].mkv Formaat : Matroska Formaatversie : Version 4 Bestandsgrootte : 5,04 MiB Duur : 2 min 22s Totale bitrate : 297 kb/s Framerate : 30,000 FPS Gebruikt programma : Lavf62.0.102 Gebruikte encoderbibliotheek : Lavf62.0.102 ErrorDetectionType : Per level 1 Video ID : 1 Formaat : VP9 Formaatprofiel : 0 Codec-ID : V_VP9 Duur : 2 min 22s Breedte : 360 pixels Hoogte : 640 pixels Beeldverhouding : 0,562 Frameratemodus : Constant Framerate : 30,000 FPS Color space : YUV Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0 Bit depth : 8 bits Taal : Engels Default : Ja Forced : Nee Color range : Limited Color primaries : BT.709 Transfer characteristics : BT.709 Matrix coefficients : BT.709 Audio ID : 2 Formaat : Opus Codec-ID : A_OPUS Duur : 2 min 22s Kanaal(en) : 2 kanalen Channel layout : L R Samplerate : 48,0 kHz Bit depth : 32 bits Compression mode : Lossy Video vertraging : 7 ms Taal : Engels Default : Ja Forced : Nee

It was already explained by @D.Draker, and it's because in Supermium, the author always "enhances" the colour vibrancy, that's it. In standard Chrome (or CatsXP), the blue colour is nice, no over-saturation, no "acidness".

It's the case since my kindergarten years, since at least a couple of decades, and this was one of many reasons for people to move to IDM in circa 2007. Looks like you used a browser from 2005 until now, That said, try CatsXP, it deletes the damaged file, yes, but interrupted downloads links don't disappear, you still can click on resume...

The separate installer for Windows 10 and 11 was introduced to apparently mitigate some hard to pin down issues which only appeared on those operating systems. https://github.com/win32ss/supermium/releases/tag/win10_11-test-v1 What the differences actually are, I don't know, but the separate installer has remained on all subsequent releases. I've never used it on Windows 10, because I've had no problems with the standard version.

Windows 11 Security claims it detected: Trojan:Win32/Bearfoos.A!ml "Details: This programme is dangerous and executes commands from an attacker." Someone explain pls, do I have to worry? How do they know it's driven by an attacker? It means it detected connections from the outer world? I'm scared... https://github.com/win32ss/supermium/issues/1399

Sorry for the off-topic, these are more beautiful to my taste, pleasant colours and look more like XP era drivers. 36x,xx has a more "moderm" look. Besides, 352.xx and 355,xx have the better Directx9 speed. 368 give nothing new to XP.

Thanks! I will test this flag.

Here is a brief report of my testing so far if someone is interested. Thorium can actually be installed on such an old computer under Windows XP. The browser starts up still quite bearable compared to other browsers on my system. However, as always with Chrome browsers on low-performance computers under Windows, the page loading behaviour is problematic. Although I have configured all conceivable flags to increase performance and selected the settings to suit my hardware, loading web pages takes considerably much longer than with New Moon, Serpent or Mypal. Of course, websites can be loaded that no longer function properly in the already mentioned browsers. Surprisingly, RAM consumption is not a problem, it is rather perfect although Thorium is running in multi-process mode. Interestingly, it seems that I have even found a solution for my installation that considerably speeds up the loading of web pages and therefore the browser start, too. It's not a new one, though. One doesn't have to reinvent the wheel, either. But first, this method must still be thoroughly tested.

True, but you can only directly configure Windows versions released in last 4 years or so to use DOH (eg. https://www.howtogeek.com/765940/how-to-enable-dns-over-https-on-windows-11/). Older ones require to use a sort of DNS proxy or special support from the browser side. In Windows XP, you can either directly insert the desired DNS service in the native network configuration window, or you do it more convenient with a very few clicks by using a third-party tool like, for example, ChrisPC DNS Switch. I use the Pro version which has more features and is more convenient.

Disable the flag #enable-webusb-device-detection!

I think you posted in the wrong thread. This is about @roytam1's browsers and not Supermium. There are no Chrome processes here, fortunately.