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I can confirm that, and more than that. However, I can't confirm that. They are easy to handle and can be directly modified at any time. I additionally use a UC.JS/UC.XUL script manager to get full control of them and to activate or deactivate them if desired. You always see the starting order when it is of the utmost importance. At the moment, I am running 20 UC.JS/UC.XUL scripts in New Moon 28 as well in Serpent 52 without any errors. Most of them are ports from scripts I originally created for Mypal 68/74/78 and indeed self-created from scratch. You can use these scripts to retrofit almost anything with pinpoint accuracy. Retrofitting all of this with extensions is far more labour-intensive and would consume an much larger amount of resources. In any case, my browsers are in perfect condition, so to speak.

[Announcement] ejs is dropping support for Node v20 and v21 There is a request for Node 22/24 on vladimir-andreevich/node.js-windows-7 but there is no answer yet.

1. build palemoon27 repo with https://github.com/roytam1/kmeleon/blob/master/goanna-xulrunner-km-adapt.diff applied, and build with mozconfig "ac_add_options --enable-application=xulrunner" 2. copy built xulrunner's objdir/dist/* to xulrunner-sdk inside kmeleon folder 3. apply kmxulr-sdk-goanna-240425.diff 4. open k-meleon/k-meleon10.sln and build 5. after k-meleon.exe is built, copy k-meleon binary files from Release to xulrunner-sdk/bin and run there

I see the hiew.ru page in all browsers. The IPs of the server are 13.248.177.206, 76.223.53.100.

Do we really want this? No. VPN in browsers is a slimmed-down and not really sensible solution. A system-wide VPN is the real deal. I personally avoid those VPN extensions. And Windscribe is unfortunately crap. But TBH, there are dedicated threads here in the Windows XP forum with all necessary information about VPN. Keep in mind that all such browser extensions are old and no longer maintained for legacy browsers! Although updated very regularly, New Moon 28 and Serpent 52 are still very old browsers that are not really or not at all taken into account in the development of extensions. And in terms of VPN not at all. In any case, I would not install an extension in my perfectly adjusted and completely error-free browser that is obviously no longer compatible. Either you fix the extension yourself or it goes to the data graveyard.

Correct! My starter program StartProxy.exe calls the file ProxHTTPSProxy.exe in the main folder, which then calls ProxHTTPSProxy.bat, which in turn calls python37.exe. No mystery! You can see the process tree in your task manager.

Unfortunately, that's no solution! The starter program ProxHTTPSProxy.bat was created by @cmalex and does not have the feature of ProxHTTPSProxy's automatic activation and deactivation in IE's proxy settings. Check the LAN settings, and you will see! I already tried it and modified it without any success, so far. That's the reason I created my own starter program. @Dave-H All @cmalex's original files for starting the proxy don't provide any automatic proxy settings. In these cases, you have to set up the proxy manually. You see it's a bit more complicated as it seems. Anyway, my starter program StartProxy.exe is working, and therefore it's not buggy. But, as already mentioned, I'll try some new code when time is available. Actually, the start delay does make sense, though. In your case, you also have to delay the autotart of your email program Eudora to avoid problems.

Hi @mina7601! You are still living! And what does the bold text mean?

BTW, Min2Tray offers a lot of features! I don't like TrayIt!. Min2Tray is much better. And there are hotkeys for minimizing and restoring, ALT + M and ALT+ R. It's my preset. Read my documentation carefully! There is a lot of information inside!

You can minimize all windows by a right-click on its close button And a further clicking on the systray icon will restore the window. Please read in the section about Min2Tray! You both overlooked information in my manual.

Wanted! @mina7601 and @George King! What are they doing? Please a short sign of life! Hope your computer is not exploded!

I wrote the text about the autostart of ProxHTTPSProxy only for you. I knew you will ask for that. Same as last time! Right?

The document has already been corrected. Thanks a lot! It is really a problem of my visual acuity, too. And yes, you have missed this information: This is a quotation taken from the manual: A general autostart of ProxHTTPSProxy is not a feature of this version, but will be one in the next version although most of us, presumably, this feature don't really need.