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I will forever miss the Bill Gates' Microsoft and the personal computing decade from 1995-2005. Those were happier times for Windows users.

I didn't notice the developers updated their version, when I have time I will add that update to the list. This browser wasn't that difficult to modify as 360EE. I don't know about Primetime Decryption, but as for widevine, it is added to the browser in the build process, so if you don't see it or it doesn't work, it may be because it wasn't included in the build process or because support to XP for widevine was not included. There was a project that aimed to bypass Widevine support via an extension, but Google removed it. Cheers.

@Dave-H I totally agree to @maile3241. You have to uninstall Chrome Frame for testing purpose. I do not have Chrome Frame installed in my system. And restore your original user agent (maybe Chrome Frame is the causer). Maybe it is another version of IE or screenshot taken from Win 2000. So it doesn't matter. In Internet Explorer 8 it is labeled "Internet Options".

Right-click on top of the text you want your extension to change the size of and click "Inspect" then look for something like this -

I would try to elliminate the * and target specific tags instead. Then add to the list of tags as you find them in-the-wild. You shouldn't need to use the body overflow-x this way. /* Limit font size */ a, p, div, h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, span { font-size: 14px !important; }

Go to this page https://msfn.org/board/attachments/ You can remove old uploads to free some space. For images it is better to use external sites though. I normally use imgur.

Pressing F5 should cause a disk rescan.

i was just wondering if anyone has experience working with blackwingcat's unofficial inf update files / packages. I'm trying to create my own package that was created by another person, but may or may not have the blackwingcat fixes. I noticed that there is a folder called "W2KORG", and i was wondering if i would need to put these files into the "all" folder if i use a system with windows 2000 SP4? it says it's for "Vanilla" windows 2000, but i'm not sure what that means. does that mean windows 2000 without any service packs, or does it mean something else? Also, would it be ok if i manually copied one by one each "infinst_autol2" package contents from the "all" section in chronological order (infinst_autol2 - infinst_autol11 ) into the "all" section of the custom inf package i have ( of course selecting no to keep duplicate files or renaming ), and setup should take care of everything or at least almost everything. i don't plan on using anything newer than haswell, even though there is some support for it in there, the main goal i want to accomplish is fixing any bugs in the existing package i have, by using the bwc's fixes, although i do hope to test at least 1st gen intel.

@Mathwiz recommended I post this here: I use Iron 70, which is a Chromium-based browser version from 2018. Recently, there was a "great purge" in browser support caused by some newfandangled JavaScript popping up everywhere at once: https://blog.interlinked.us/66/when-the-world-wide-web-goes-on-strike-how-do-you-fight-back I ended up writing a simple Chrome/Chromium extension to automatically polyfill webpages so things that stopped working in the browser, like StackOverflow, now fully work again. This doesn't unbreak *EVERY* site (at the moment, only the globalThis polyfill is included) but the goal over time is to expand support by addressing all these breakages and unbreaking them. Here is the project: https://github.com/InterLinked1/chromefill/ I imagine older versions of 360EE would likewise benefit. Newer, recent versions will not benefit.