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Because you guys know and love me (I hope so, anyway) you all read through my errors; but that doesn't mean I'm not embarrassed when reading them. I'll attempt to correct them, but, sadly, I only see them when somebody replies to my posting (in their replies). Sorry, I just don't see them when writing and I don't know why. Do you know how red faced I'm am? Hopefully not, that would mean my webcam was left on, and that would also mean you caught me singing and dancing with the hair brush in my living room ... was that TIMI For just a second I wanted to fix the errors I made in postings here, and then I was like, "give me a break, they already know you're nuts" ...... so kidding, or am I .... I'm not talking crap, I'm actually thinking about him as I write this and people in my life served (as both) and good example and bad example - both are important and should be cherished. He was both in a strange way, nonetheless, but he has passed away along with others that left an impression on me we hope to leave a good impression on others, and like people writings, I can look past and respect people that are able to read through typos and errors, when I see people correcting others, I sort of feel (to myself) did you correct them to only make yourself feel better and *I'm more intelligent*. Arrogance serves little to help others. Sorry, but appears that way sometimes to me, as I've never claimed to be anything (even close) to perfect and (sometimes) there is sincerity in postings as left raw. Just saying is all ... But, either way, all is well.

the commit is in https://github.com/roytam1/UXP/commit/04671d8d62b1085e8a6e7eaaff4de8efe3ad4ce3 , but I haven't tried to decrease to 1024 since I don't have such hardware to test.

New build of Serpent/UXP for XP! Test binary: Win32 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win32-git-20220903-3219d2d-uxp-64173440f-xpmod.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win64-git-20220903-3219d2d-uxp-64173440f-xpmod.7z source code that is comparable to my current working tree is available here: https://github.com/roytam1/UXP/commits/custom IA32 Win32 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win32-git-20220903-3219d2d-uxp-64173440f-xpmod-ia32.7z source code that is comparable to my current working tree is available here: https://github.com/roytam1/UXP/commits/ia32 NM28XP build: Win32 https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.6a1.win32-git-20220903-d849524bd-uxp-64173440f-xpmod.7z Win32 SSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.6a1.win32-git-20220903-d849524bd-uxp-64173440f-xpmod-sse.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.6a1.win64-git-20220903-d849524bd-uxp-64173440f-xpmod.7z Official UXP changes picked since my last build: - Issue #1991 - Support TURN TLS Support in WebRTC Backport of Mozilla bug 1056934 (2dc4713d1) - Issue #1991 - Remove console log stating TURNS is not supported Port of Mozilla bug 1383575 (536099d86) - Issue #1991 - backport Mozilla bug 1266667 (b4c5ebf00) - Issue #1956 - Fix C++ code standard conformance issue in StoreBuffer.h (aedbffe91) - Issue #1956 - Fix C++ code standard conformance issue in webaudio (a83111160) - Issue #1996 - Implement at() method on built-in indexables. (59cf6bd80) - No Issue - Fix building on MacOS Big Sur. The python binary copied reports a valid signature on Big Sur and thus codesign fails. Add the -f option so it overwrites the supposedly valid signature. Other versions are either already unsigned or the install_name_tool invalidates the signature. (501ed1ab1) - No Issue - Fix building with WebRTC enabled on non-Intel Macs. int3 is Intel only, so don't use it on ARM, use __builtin_trap() instead. (064308ec8) - Don't use gfxXlibSurface in GLContextGLX. (612a36397) - Issue #1990 - Part 1 - EventSource for workers - Mozilla Bug 1267903 (e27289d56) - Issue #1990 - Part 2 - Fix crash when incorrectly access EventSourceImpl::mEventSource. - Mozilla Bug 1333099 (ee996121a) - Issue #1990 - Part 3 - Fix build issue due to missing nsIThreadRetargetableStreamListener definition. (70fbdd82b) - Issue #1990 - Part 4 - Add a number of Mozilla patches from between Part 1 and 2. 1334081 - prevent null pointer dereference in StreamReaderFunc. 1330631 - Convert the EventSourceImpl::Message to be UniquePtr. 1337619 - Reset mGoingToDispatchAllMessages flag before early return. (9f945d160) - Issue #1990 - Part 5 - Common up the skippability implementations that are basically copy/pastes of the DOMEventTargetHelper one. Mozilla Bug Bug 1333540. Skipped the renamed of various functions, but otherwise a direct port. (5fd53649b) - Issue #1990 - Part 6 - Fix for infinite loop from Release() on shutdown worker. If the worker is shut down, call Cancel() on the Runnable, this will prevent nsInputStreamReadyEvents to be called again when deallocated. (b14a145be) No official Pale-Moon changes picked since my last build. No official Basilisk changes picked since my last build. Update Notice: - You may delete file named icudt58l.dat inside program folder when updating from old releases. * Notice: From now on, UXP rev will point to `custom` branch of my UXP repo instead of MCP UXP repo, while "official UXP changes" shows only `tracking` branch changes.

Hi everyone! I'm RatcheT2498, I'm a 20yo student from Slovakia studying computer science. I really enjoy programming as a whole, but I've been in love with retro computing for about as long as I remember knowing how to use a computer My favorite areas are low level - instruction sets (currently learning Motorola 68k, but I've dabbled in Mos 6502 and Zilog Z80 as well), hardware configurations, operating systems, but also compilers and programming languages. I also really like older games, though I don't play them as much as I used to. I found this forum from a YouTube video about the Vista extended kernel, and I joined because it inspired me to take on installing Windows Vista on one of my laptops. I've got a main desktop and a main laptop, on both of which I dualboot a flavor of Linux and Windows 10 (Linux Mint Cinnamon on desktop, testing out Fedora on laptop). Other than that I have a few older laptops (a Toshiba Satellite C660 variant, sadly not currently working as it has no working battery and I lost the power adapter, and an ASUS X553MA which is currently my object of interest), plus a small collections of consoles and 8bit computers I've been a Sony fan for most of my life, hence the username, but I like some of Nintendo's games as well. I think it's really cool that older operating systems are still getting the love that they deserve, even if using them can be difficult in the modern age. (Also I realized later that I'd completely ignored forum etiquette and jumped into posting immediately after signing up - even if nobody noticed, sorry about that! Been a while since I last used a forum )

Thank you Haven't had a lot of time recently but reading through this forum has been kind of addicting so far haha, lots of interesting things to learn

I've always understood the word "insecure" to mean "not" secure vs. "less" secure; that's why I would've used the latter wording. But as you say, it's linguistic hair-splitting; hardly worth arguing about. A more interesting question is whether it's possible to restore Firefox Sync functionality to either version of Serpent. In the case of St 52, this would involve reverting some very old changes, which sounds risky: no telling what subsequent changes would be rolled back in the attempt. And St 52 users may be using Palemoon Sync now, and wouldn't want to lose that functionality. So probably best to leave St 52 alone, at least unless MCP blocks it from accessing Palemoon Sync. But St 55 still has the original Sync functionality it inherited from FF 53; it just doesn't seem to work for some reason. It may be feasible to fix Sync in St 55. Another possibility that comes to mind is MyPal 68; an XP-compatible FF 68 fork that may support FF Sync. (I haven't tried it.) Either could be the ultimate answer to @Dave-H's conundrum, since he could then use St 55 or MyPal 68 on XP, and Firefox on his other platforms, and could browse most modern Web sites, even on XP, without having to move to 360EE and lose Sync functionality.

I have some cheering news for you, after updating to the latest version of Serpent (2022-09-03), "ACCEPT & CONTINUE" button is now clickable on the website!

New regular/weekly KM-Goanna release: https://o.rthost.win/kmeleon/KM76.4.6-Goanna-20220903.7z Changelog: Out-of-tree changes: * update Goanna3 to git f39d19c93e..0b43bf3628: - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1208937 - Remove gfxPattern::GraphicsPatternType. r=jwatt. (eeb6dec919) - Bug 1196927 - Force plugin BGRX image surface data to always have valid alpha. r=jrmuizel, r=BenWa (80667ce488) - Bug 1156800: Post a task to send async NPP_New result from child to parent; r=jimm (81c40319a5) - Bug 1194955 - Fix -Wunreachable-code warnings in dom/ipc and dom/plugins. r=jimm (939ae937a8) - Bug 1151694 - Part 3: Manage mIsRunningOnCompositor flags for each properties respectively. r=bbirtles (3146a696cc) - Bug 1182931 - Expose assert_unreached in subwindows. r=bbirtles (1b2e6f05b5) - Bug 1151694 - Part 4 - Able to use testcommon.js in the window which has no opener. r=bbirtles (82bc744d44) - Bug 1151694 - Part 0: Rewrite test_running_on_compositor.html with add_task(). r=bbirtles (2e209051e3) - Bug 1151694 - Part 5 - Additional tests for Animation.IsRunningOnCompositor. r=bbirtles (de9858a004) - Bug 1151694 - Part 6 - A test case of Animation.isRunningOnCompositor for transition. r=bbirtles (54bd2a22ea) - Bug 1184377 - Move nsDocShell::PopProfileTimelineMarkers logic to ObservedDocShell, r=smaug (31e96712ac) - Bug 1190826 - Rename "AddMarkerTo*" to "AddMarkerFor*" to reflect the new philosophy behind markers, r=tromey (b7d5ae6314) - Bug 1152080 - Plugin configuration clip rects should be treated as visible rects. r=roc (4a18e0bd33) - Bug 1050498 - Record compositing operations, r=jsantell,smaug,tromey (4efa28f063) - Bug 1161900 - Use ICU normalization support during shaping if available, to support decomposable characters in more recently-encoded scripts. r=jdaggett,gps (d687a634cf) - Bug 1164835 - Use vertical presentation forms (where available) in vertical-upright text as fallback if the font does not support the 'vert' feature. r=jdaggett (983a6f0c20) - Bug 1139646 - Ensure gfxHarfBuzzShaper only loads the vmtx table once, to avoid leaking it. r=smontagu (72b5e2a698) - Bug 1139888 - Check for missing glyph metrics tables. r=jdaggett (7574fdcf7b) - Bug 1137588 - patch 1 - Read the second array in 'vmtx' correctly to get glyph vertical origins. r=jdaggett (c835835237) - Bug 1137588 - patch 2 - Use a better default vOrigin in fonts without real vertical metrics. r=jdaggett (ad1e27029e) - Bug 1187145 - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in gfx/ with iterators r=njn (597ff872bc) - Bug 729993 - Use finer HarfBuzz cluster level. r=jfkthame (9b99d11def) - missing of Bug 1148660 - Correct the handling of glyph positioning offsets in vertical-upright mode. r=jdaggett (b32d14d197) - Bug 1178753 - Always enable async-video when OMTC is enabled. r=sotaro (c61f2a0be3) - Bug 1164735 - Move gPrefLangToLangGroups[] inside a function to avoid a static constructor. r=jdaggett (a6a4060db9) - Bug 1163488 - use the preprocessor to keep font lang arrays in sync. r=m_kato (6d9747d144) - Bug 1188995 - Increase tile size to 512/1024 on OSX. r=jrmuizel,mstange (e94187af4b) - Bug 1186661 - Use monitors-changed signal to update screen manager on GTK. r=karlt (97e0393eb6) - Bug 1191040 - Ensure that we only compute the tile size once. r=BenWa (b954ce41ac) - Bug 1182665 - Add gfxPlatform::GetScreenSize() and use nsIScreen for gfxPlatform::GetScreenDepth() r=nical (91a24e82ec) - Bug 1182665 - Adjust tile sizes depending on the screen size r=nical (319945c03a) - Bug 1173579 - Take the first valid default font. r=jdagget (d03c594b94) - Bug 1189158 - shutdown font loader thread in separate event. r=m_kato (c497e32155) - Bug 1189129 - annotate no default font aborts. r=bas (c20fc90269) - Bug 1204400 - Fix -Wshadow warnings in gfx/thebes and suppress those from Skia headers. r=BenWa (435b12fbb2) - Bug 1192699 - eliminate the two-stage system fontlist initialization under DirectWrite. r=m_kato (eb458720a1) - Bug 1194707 - Remove the docshell param from TimelineMarker constructors, r=tromey (c77c934021) - Bug 1195838 - Maintain all the TimelineMarker subclasses in a single place, r=tromey (c2da168977) - Bug 697981 - Prevent reloading of spelling dictionary on unfocused editors; r=roc (ec2ed87554) - Bug 1184249 - Remove warning if rootContent is null in nsEditorSpellCheck::UpdateCurrentDictionary. r=ehsan (8a828662d6) - Bug 717433 - Make selected language stick, regardless of whether it partly matches (test). r=roc (38a92a487f) - adapt Bug 717433 - Make selected language stick, regardless of whether it partly matches. r=roc (6a0d7f2a8b) - extended Bug 1200533 - Fix spellchecker dictionary logic. r=smaug (39228d4225) - Bug 1204147 - Prevent content preferences being written when they shouldn't. r=roc (bff4c98f6d) - Bug 1193293 - Don't pick a new dictionary which checking. r=roc (021da43b73) - Bug 1205983 - Remove all observer code from nsEditor. r=ehsan (aaf27ca6dc) - Bug 1205796 - "Coverity 1323784 indicates a useless passed-by-value argument in nsEditorSpellCheck::TryDictionary". r=smaug (a60feb5f61) - Bug 309731 - Allow document.execCommand('inserthtml') with an empty string parameter. r=ehsan (4956ee404b) (71cc47fa2f) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1195098. Null check for blurred source surface. r=mstange (4578ca815e) - Bug 1155828. Follow up bug to correct indentation. r=mstange (7b1ccb079e) - Bug 1181028. Log assert error. r=me (a09801af89) - Bug 1181028. Delete assertion to create equivalent draw targets during box shadow creation. r=mstange (de7ffd0412) - Bug 1209649. Take into account border radius sizes for min inset box shadow. r=mstange (992619654c) - Bug 1178971 - Added function to draw dashed table borders to replace loop currently used to individually draw each dash. r=mstange (1a0ef8e26d) - Bug 1198708 - Part 1: Store exact timing-function type on nsTimingFunction and ComputedTimingFunction. r=birtles (03636015d2) - Bug 1198708 - Part 2: Factor out computed nsTimingFunction serialization to public utility methods. r=birtles (11069efa45) - Bug 1198708 - Part 3: Serialize computed {transition,animation}-timing-function using their specified values. r=birtles (67b033f452) - Bug 1198708 - Part 4: Don't include start/end keyword in serialized specified {transition,animation}-timing-function value if it was omitted. r=birtles (e1b4225025) - Bug 1198708 - Part 5: Add method to serialize a ComputedTimingFunction. r=birtles (c48edd3c1c) - Bug 1198708 - Part 6: Implement KeyframeEffectReadOnly.getFrames(). r=birtles,bzbarsky (9cc9001e8d) - Bug 1198708 - Part 7: Tests. r=birtles (8668bdbed3) - Bug 1206569 - Part 4: Add method to get a CSS property's IDL name. r=bzbarsky (f9d94c27e4) - Bug 1207028 - Add method to get a CSS property's sorted order position based on its IDL name. r=bzbarsky (a856d46e67) - Bug 1188095 - Don't pause media elements on 'graphene'; r=baku (aae8063137) - Bug 1111201: Check for OOM when calling an asm.js function with new; r=evilpie (e5973dd6b8) - Bug 1178793 - Throw on OOB atomics access, interpreter+Ion. r=luke (d974def281) - Bug 1084248 - no undefined behavior, take 2. r=waldo (0c0c00f90f) - Bug 1084248 - safe for races, take 2. r=waldo (85629fd1e6) (2b652f0b52) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1204187 - IonMonkey: MIPS32: Inline RelocationIterator. r=nbp (b97e654314) - Bug 1182607, use the right rectangle for a popup anchored at a rectangle when determining if the mouse click was over the anchor, r=tn (e1f3d04aa6) - Bug 1186972, use correct coordinates when comparing mouse position with menu anchor rectangle so that select element popups close properly, r=tn (271a0de264) - Bug 1177000, only consider popups of the same type when determining whether a popup shouldn't reopen, this allows dropdown buttons in popup to reopen properly, r=neil (a56095be88) - Bug 1149745, on Windows, menulist should select the value when the cursor keys are used to navigate items, r=neil (18afefe5b0) (0b43bf3628) * Notice: the changelog above may not always applicable to XULRunner code which K-Meleon uses. A goanna3 source tree that has kmeleon adaption patch applied is available here: https://github.com/roytam1/palemoon27/tree/kmeleon76

In the last week or so, Moonchild updated his Gitea instance in the https://repo.palemoon.org/* code repos, from v1.12.1 straight to v1.17.1; while this was probably a good thing in itself, as the updated version comes with patched security holes, fixed bugs and new features (including localisation to my native tongue, Greek, of all things ), it has unfortunately resulted in broken support in the Goanna3-based apps, namely New Moon 27 ; "buttons" with drop-down menus no longer work, same for "ellipsis" (...) buttons and several other GUI areas (e.g., you now can't change the Gitea localisation via the footer "button") ... Below screen grab is from https://repo.palemoon.org/MoonchildProductions/Pale-Moon/issues loaded in latest NM27: The issue sorting buttons remain unresponsive ; likewise, when loading https://repo.palemoon.org/MoonchildProductions/Pale-Moon/commits/branch/27.9_RelBranch tree branches can't be selected via the branch button, nor can you expand a commit's message via the ellipsis button ... Web Console reports: SyntaxError: invalid for/in left-hand side index.js:9:211593 where the culprit file is https://repo.palemoon.org/assets/js/index.js?v=7ea14c4ca3b4ece8917e08968da69260 Can something be done to restore Gitea support, or is everything lost in NM27? NB that GitHub is severely broken, too, while GitLab won't even load at all, so this latest development practically rules out NM27 for "reading" the most frequently used open-source, on-line, code repositories... Thankfully, UXP-based apps can handle Gitea v1.17.1 fine...

I am the owner of the Basilisk project. While I have no issue with Serpent being developed, at this time I do not plan to restore Windows XP support into the official Basilisk release. In the last release I reinstated 32-bit Windows 7 builds. Those of you on a newer 32 bit Windows OS should be able to use those builds. The 2022.08.06 32 bit installer has a bug where the installer does not actually run on 32 bit OSes. That will be fixed in the next release sometime in September. I do intend to remove the Serpent branding from the upstream Basilisk repo. I will let roytam1 have that and create a new unofficial branding for people who use self compiled Basilisk builds so there is no confusion. If there are any bugs that affect both the official Basilisk and Serpent feel free to open an issue and I'll see if I can address it. Please make sure bugs affect Basilisk first before reporting them, I can't provide any support for Serpent.

StartAllBack 3.5.2

Now when I feel I "want out" of this madness, I try to remember his word and the hurt in his eyes and I stop myself. Daily struggle, though.

H was also suffering whole life with OCD and hurt from upbringing and he never turned to booze and he told me to stop and I got serious and went into rehab in 2017 and I'm clean now. Screwed up a few times, but need to stay sober for him. My mother and I weren't close and I didn't know he all that well.

I wear his watches and all they needed was new batteries.

I hope I made him proud, I believe I did, though I was not perfect and never game him grandchildren, but he came accept me and support me, he was and is my ideal and a good man, a military man. He used to come and visit me 2 times a month and we would talk about Al Pacino and Robert De Niro. He came to see me when he could no longer breathe said everything right and his words where from his soul and because of him, I'm still here as I was suicidal back them. Sorry, will write more but need to reset a bit. thank you

Grand Canyon Horseshoe Bend You're NOT alone, you see?..

Thank you.

HOPE: “Let the sun shine every day, even if it is behind the clouds”, reads a piece of paper; "We are not alone. Courage and live”, says another. "Anxiety, drug use, depression, psychosis, schizophrenia, bipolar or personality disorder - the man suffers from a mental illness and was in prison." But the man locking himself up at home creates similar conditions like in prison, I think. So what you think about, please? Live, drive! Take the driving lessons, then drive! This is your chance, don't let it pass you by.

When I was about 15, my dearly departed father (whom I miss so greatly) allowed me to drive a few times around short distance and he was proud and it was so much fun but very scary. I've never driven other than that or owned a car. When people come pick me up and we go on the highway, the road rage is awful and I'm glad I don't drive. Sad situation. EDIT: I actually learned to drive a 4 speed standard manual (I guess that's what it was called back then)

I totally agree! Speaking only for myself, I do not use any Sync Services, neither Firefox nor Pale Moon Sync. I generally try to store as little data as possible on cloud services. But, one thing is clear. No matter what would be changed in this functionality, someone will always come up short and be dissatisfied.

Cause this is the QUOTE., our thread title.

Of course you don't. Because you even missed the indefinite article , which a native English speaker would never do ! Here , lemme help you with this : https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/grammar/english-grammar-reference/the-indefinite-article-a-and-an And , no , he was wrong and made a mistake , but then again , you wouldn't notice because you're a non native English speaker .

Seeing posts about Pyramids of Giza entertains me!

Anyway, @msfntor, I forgot to tell you my opinion about the cat series of Mia cat you posted here after reading it, the story looked cute and good to read. It made me smile.

4 months and 1 day to be exact.

I did. So, by this, you meant to not include it in the title?

Did you guys notice the word Perfect missing in the thread title? That was not by accident

I am also not native English speaker, but I can guarantee you what @msfntor said over here is correct, and is the best way in my opinion.

Haaaaaaaaa

<OT> I'm glad I'm strange <OT>

Actually, I feel sorry for those that take themselves too seriously ... wouldn't want to go around so uptight. Thanks for the reminder, so easy to get caught up and become serf absorbed.

Try this -- https://www.dropbox.com/s/th8jdp8kok2966s/VistaGames_1.0.0.0_Addon.zip?dl=1 It's an "addon" for slipstreaming onto an XP install disk but just extract it then extract the games.exe inside and that should get you what you need.

Is this a fox, or a wolf? Anyway, cute picture!

Sure, very meaning finding! Read too my older post, Posted Tuesday at 10:38 PM in another topic ("Be mindful...") on page 18: "Pyramids of Giza built thanks to a disappeared branch of the Nile !.. https://newsrnd.com/tech/2022-08-30-pyramids-of-giza-built-thanks-to-a-disappeared-branch-of-the-nile.BJGQOioiJj.html The three majestic pyramids of the necropolis of Giza, Cheops, Chefren and Menkaure, ... ..."

*Correction* Mypal68 is working fine, I forgot I had the old profile from Mypal 28 on here and that was conflicting. Been quite some time and need to update this old beast. Sorry for the confusion.

New NewMoon 27 Build! 32bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20220903-0b43bf3628-xpmod.7z 32bit SSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20220903-0b43bf3628-xpmod-sse.7z 32bit noSSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20220903-0b43bf3628-xpmod-ia32.7z 64bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win64-git-20220903-0b43bf3628-xpmod.7z source repo: https://github.com/roytam1/palemoon27 repo changes since my last build: - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1208937 - Remove gfxPattern::GraphicsPatternType. r=jwatt. (eeb6dec919) - Bug 1196927 - Force plugin BGRX image surface data to always have valid alpha. r=jrmuizel, r=BenWa (80667ce488) - Bug 1156800: Post a task to send async NPP_New result from child to parent; r=jimm (81c40319a5) - Bug 1194955 - Fix -Wunreachable-code warnings in dom/ipc and dom/plugins. r=jimm (939ae937a8) - Bug 1151694 - Part 3: Manage mIsRunningOnCompositor flags for each properties respectively. r=bbirtles (3146a696cc) - Bug 1182931 - Expose assert_unreached in subwindows. r=bbirtles (1b2e6f05b5) - Bug 1151694 - Part 4 - Able to use testcommon.js in the window which has no opener. r=bbirtles (82bc744d44) - Bug 1151694 - Part 0: Rewrite test_running_on_compositor.html with add_task(). r=bbirtles (2e209051e3) - Bug 1151694 - Part 5 - Additional tests for Animation.IsRunningOnCompositor. r=bbirtles (de9858a004) - Bug 1151694 - Part 6 - A test case of Animation.isRunningOnCompositor for transition. r=bbirtles (54bd2a22ea) - Bug 1184377 - Move nsDocShell::PopProfileTimelineMarkers logic to ObservedDocShell, r=smaug (31e96712ac) - Bug 1190826 - Rename "AddMarkerTo*" to "AddMarkerFor*" to reflect the new philosophy behind markers, r=tromey (b7d5ae6314) - Bug 1152080 - Plugin configuration clip rects should be treated as visible rects. r=roc (4a18e0bd33) - Bug 1050498 - Record compositing operations, r=jsantell,smaug,tromey (4efa28f063) - Bug 1161900 - Use ICU normalization support during shaping if available, to support decomposable characters in more recently-encoded scripts. r=jdaggett,gps (d687a634cf) - Bug 1164835 - Use vertical presentation forms (where available) in vertical-upright text as fallback if the font does not support the 'vert' feature. r=jdaggett (983a6f0c20) - Bug 1139646 - Ensure gfxHarfBuzzShaper only loads the vmtx table once, to avoid leaking it. r=smontagu (72b5e2a698) - Bug 1139888 - Check for missing glyph metrics tables. r=jdaggett (7574fdcf7b) - Bug 1137588 - patch 1 - Read the second array in 'vmtx' correctly to get glyph vertical origins. r=jdaggett (c835835237) - Bug 1137588 - patch 2 - Use a better default vOrigin in fonts without real vertical metrics. r=jdaggett (ad1e27029e) - Bug 1187145 - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in gfx/ with iterators r=njn (597ff872bc) - Bug 729993 - Use finer HarfBuzz cluster level. r=jfkthame (9b99d11def) - missing of Bug 1148660 - Correct the handling of glyph positioning offsets in vertical-upright mode. r=jdaggett (b32d14d197) - Bug 1178753 - Always enable async-video when OMTC is enabled. r=sotaro (c61f2a0be3) - Bug 1164735 - Move gPrefLangToLangGroups[] inside a function to avoid a static constructor. r=jdaggett (a6a4060db9) - Bug 1163488 - use the preprocessor to keep font lang arrays in sync. r=m_kato (6d9747d144) - Bug 1188995 - Increase tile size to 512/1024 on OSX. r=jrmuizel,mstange (e94187af4b) - Bug 1186661 - Use monitors-changed signal to update screen manager on GTK. r=karlt (97e0393eb6) - Bug 1191040 - Ensure that we only compute the tile size once. r=BenWa (b954ce41ac) - Bug 1182665 - Add gfxPlatform::GetScreenSize() and use nsIScreen for gfxPlatform::GetScreenDepth() r=nical (91a24e82ec) - Bug 1182665 - Adjust tile sizes depending on the screen size r=nical (319945c03a) - Bug 1173579 - Take the first valid default font. r=jdagget (d03c594b94) - Bug 1189158 - shutdown font loader thread in separate event. r=m_kato (c497e32155) - Bug 1189129 - annotate no default font aborts. r=bas (c20fc90269) - Bug 1204400 - Fix -Wshadow warnings in gfx/thebes and suppress those from Skia headers. r=BenWa (435b12fbb2) - Bug 1192699 - eliminate the two-stage system fontlist initialization under DirectWrite. r=m_kato (eb458720a1) - Bug 1194707 - Remove the docshell param from TimelineMarker constructors, r=tromey (c77c934021) - Bug 1195838 - Maintain all the TimelineMarker subclasses in a single place, r=tromey (c2da168977) - Bug 697981 - Prevent reloading of spelling dictionary on unfocused editors; r=roc (ec2ed87554) - Bug 1184249 - Remove warning if rootContent is null in nsEditorSpellCheck::UpdateCurrentDictionary. r=ehsan (8a828662d6) - Bug 717433 - Make selected language stick, regardless of whether it partly matches (test). r=roc (38a92a487f) - adapt Bug 717433 - Make selected language stick, regardless of whether it partly matches. r=roc (6a0d7f2a8b) - extended Bug 1200533 - Fix spellchecker dictionary logic. r=smaug (39228d4225) - Bug 1204147 - Prevent content preferences being written when they shouldn't. r=roc (bff4c98f6d) - Bug 1193293 - Don't pick a new dictionary which checking. r=roc (021da43b73) - Bug 1205983 - Remove all observer code from nsEditor. r=ehsan (aaf27ca6dc) - Bug 1205796 - "Coverity 1323784 indicates a useless passed-by-value argument in nsEditorSpellCheck::TryDictionary". r=smaug (a60feb5f61) - Bug 309731 - Allow document.execCommand('inserthtml') with an empty string parameter. r=ehsan (4956ee404b) (71cc47fa2f) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1195098. Null check for blurred source surface. r=mstange (4578ca815e) - Bug 1155828. Follow up bug to correct indentation. r=mstange (7b1ccb079e) - Bug 1181028. Log assert error. r=me (a09801af89) - Bug 1181028. Delete assertion to create equivalent draw targets during box shadow creation. r=mstange (de7ffd0412) - Bug 1209649. Take into account border radius sizes for min inset box shadow. r=mstange (992619654c) - Bug 1178971 - Added function to draw dashed table borders to replace loop currently used to individually draw each dash. r=mstange (1a0ef8e26d) - Bug 1198708 - Part 1: Store exact timing-function type on nsTimingFunction and ComputedTimingFunction. r=birtles (03636015d2) - Bug 1198708 - Part 2: Factor out computed nsTimingFunction serialization to public utility methods. r=birtles (11069efa45) - Bug 1198708 - Part 3: Serialize computed {transition,animation}-timing-function using their specified values. r=birtles (67b033f452) - Bug 1198708 - Part 4: Don't include start/end keyword in serialized specified {transition,animation}-timing-function value if it was omitted. r=birtles (e1b4225025) - Bug 1198708 - Part 5: Add method to serialize a ComputedTimingFunction. r=birtles (c48edd3c1c) - Bug 1198708 - Part 6: Implement KeyframeEffectReadOnly.getFrames(). r=birtles,bzbarsky (9cc9001e8d) - Bug 1198708 - Part 7: Tests. r=birtles (8668bdbed3) - Bug 1206569 - Part 4: Add method to get a CSS property's IDL name. r=bzbarsky (f9d94c27e4) - Bug 1207028 - Add method to get a CSS property's sorted order position based on its IDL name. r=bzbarsky (a856d46e67) - Bug 1188095 - Don't pause media elements on 'graphene'; r=baku (aae8063137) - Bug 1111201: Check for OOM when calling an asm.js function with new; r=evilpie (e5973dd6b8) - Bug 1178793 - Throw on OOB atomics access, interpreter+Ion. r=luke (d974def281) - Bug 1084248 - no undefined behavior, take 2. r=waldo (0c0c00f90f) - Bug 1084248 - safe for races, take 2. r=waldo (85629fd1e6) (2b652f0b52) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1204187 - IonMonkey: MIPS32: Inline RelocationIterator. r=nbp (b97e654314) - Bug 1182607, use the right rectangle for a popup anchored at a rectangle when determining if the mouse click was over the anchor, r=tn (e1f3d04aa6) - Bug 1186972, use correct coordinates when comparing mouse position with menu anchor rectangle so that select element popups close properly, r=tn (271a0de264) - Bug 1177000, only consider popups of the same type when determining whether a popup shouldn't reopen, this allows dropdown buttons in popup to reopen properly, r=neil (a56095be88) - Bug 1149745, on Windows, menulist should select the value when the cursor keys are used to navigate items, r=neil (18afefe5b0) (0b43bf3628)

New build of post-deprecated Serpent/moebius for XP! * Notice: This repo will not be built on regular schedule, and changes are experimental as usual. ** Current moebius patch level should be on par with 52.9, but some security patches can not be applied/ported due to source milestone differences between versions. Test binary: Win32 http://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk55-win32-git-20220903-07a2e8ae8-xpmod.7z Win64 http://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk55-win64-git-20220903-07a2e8ae8-xpmod.7z repo: https://github.com/roytam1/basilisk55 Repo changes: - partly ported from UXP: Issue #1991 - Support TURN TLS Support in WebRTC Backport of Mozilla bug 1056934 (2dc4713d) (024ad6678) - ported from UXP: Issue #1991 - Remove console log stating TURNS is not supported Port of Mozilla bug 1383575 (536099d8) (a60bc9195) - import from UXP: Issue #1956 - Fix C++ code standard conformance issue in StoreBuffer.h (aedbffe9) (8dddad5be) - import from UXP: Issue #1956 - Fix C++ code standard conformance issue in webaudio (a8311116) (313176718) - import from UXP: Issue #1996 - Implement at() method on built-in indexables. (59cf6bd8) (e42cb3f2a) - import from UXP: Don't use gfxXlibSurface in GLContextGLX. (612a3639) (7066519f1) - import from UXP: Issue #1990 - Part 3 - Fix build issue due to missing nsIThreadRetargetableStreamListener definition. (70fbdd82) (f00bcbf5d) - import from UXP: Issue #1990 - Part 4 - Add a number of Mozilla patches from between Part 1 and 2. 1334081 - prevent null pointer dereference in StreamReaderFunc. 1330631 - Convert the EventSourceImpl::Message to be UniquePtr. 1337619 - Reset mGoingToDispatchAllMessages flag before early return. (9f945d16) (355f90106) - import from UXP: Issue #1990 - Part 5 - Common up the skippability implementations that are basically copy/pastes of the DOMEventTargetHelper one. Mozilla Bug Bug 1333540. Skipped the renamed of various functions, but otherwise a direct port. (5fd53649) (ddcb29b8c) - import from UXP: Issue #1990 - Part 6 - Fix for infinite loop from Release() on shutdown worker. If the worker is shut down, call Cancel() on the Runnable, this will prevent nsInputStreamReadyEvents to be called again when deallocated. (e42cb3f2) (07a2e8ae8)

Shorthorn Project?

Notice: someone using Google Cloud IP (34.76.158.*) to excessively downloading all my releases at the time and filled up my bandwidth, so I blocked that IP in CF for your information.

I agree, the existence of both Basilisk and Serpent is beneficial for all of us. I am aware of the hostility that occurred here in the past with Matt A Tobin (I have read the roytam1 browser threads here on MSFN for years) and I am aware of the events that occurred with the MyPal browser. I have no hostility towards anyone who uses Windows XP, I think we can work together to make great web browsers. I'll look into the PDF issue, there is definitely a bug somewhere in Basilisk that occurred between January and August.

Many thanks for your presence here and your moderate/kind language . To the best of my knowledge, this was not a request for you inside these forums ; "official" (as in by MCP) Bk never came with support for XP/Vista (while that was true for its initial fork point, Mozilla Firefox 52.6.0); what was probably meant is that you do not declare full-blown war against the Serpent 52.9.0 fork by Roytam1... While the main dev, myself and several other "advanced users" of St52 ALWAYS make it clear that St52 != Bk, some of the (newer) St52 users on XP occasionally turn to the official PM forums for St52 support; this is wrong on them, albeit a small "nuisance" for you that you "should be prepared" to live with for as long as these users can't tell apples from oranges ; kindly redirect them here until, as you said, you remove the "Serpent" unofficial branding from Basilisk (which, hopefully, reduces the number of these "occasions") ... What is really hoped for "here" is that you "accept/acknowledge" the existence of the "fork" and that both user groups (Bk+St52) mutually benefit between them... I am much grateful for that ; a second laptop in my household still runs Win7 SP1 x64 on 2010 era H/W, with only 4GB of RAM; 32-bit Bk runs better there, without depriving the OS from needed resources to concurrently run other applications... Perhaps you could also accept Basilisk-specific verified bugs in another section of the MSFN forums, possibly in https://msfn.org/board/forum/200-web-browsers ? Yes, this is crystal clear and shouldn't be expected of you ... Since I spoke of Basilisk-specific verified bugs, kindly revisit below report: https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?p=231584#p231584 I verified it in my own Bk-52.9.2022.08.06 x86 installation; the default setting for PDF files in Basilisk is to "Preview in Basilisk"; with that setting enforced, the embedded PDF.js viewer should be triggered to open (on-line/local) PDF files inside a browser tab[/window]; but in your latest Bk Windows build, the resultant tab[/window] is blank ... OTOH, Serpent 52.9.0 (x86) doesn't suffer from this; the OP's on-line PDF file, https://www.ipcc.ch/site/assets/uploads/2018/02/WG1AR5_Chapter12_FINAL.pdf opens, as expected, in the native PDF viewer, inside a browser tab (the file itself is ca. 35.5MiB in size, so the speed at which it fully renders depends on your connection...). Welcome to MSFN, my kindest regards !

In my Serpent 52 copy, I have: (for APMO) general.useragent.override.addons.palemoon.org;Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.3; rv:68.0) Gecko/20100101 Goanna/5.2 Firefox/68.0 PaleMoon/31.2.0.1 (for ABBO) general.useragent.override.addons.basilisk-browser.org;Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.3; rv:68.0) Gecko/20100101 Goanna/5.2 Firefox/68.0 Basilisk/52.9.2022.08.06 I'm on a 32-bit OS myself, so I spoofed Win8.1 x86 as the OS - you can modify this to suit your personal case/taste... Too old a spoofed browser version will get you the "Update Pale Moon (Basilisk)" warning in the add-on(s) page(s)...

Discussion about cracks/piracy is ban-worthy here (and most other places). My rule of thumb: don't use/grow to depend on anything with DRM.

Even if he didn't think it was, that was on him. We did what he wanted. Doesn't justify completely abandoning a paid product just because we paid the price he asked. And again, I don't think anyone expected him to do this forever. We all told him to open-source it so he could completely forget about it and we could continue to be able to use the application long after the site shut down. Everyone could have come out with a win here. But no, he wouldn't do that. Instead, he chose the worst possible option because who the hell knows why.

Doesn't really matter. BigMuscle set the price and we paid the price he asked. To support the project. But BigMuscle isn't properly supporting the project. Or really even supporting it at all. It's like if I paid you $3 for 4 candy bars, but you only gave me 1 candy bar. Doesn't matter how little I spent or not. We agreed on a price and you didn't fulfill your end of the bargain. That's called stealing.