Jody Thornton

I'm hoping for an update to ESR 128.10, as there was a major security patch issued last month. I think ESR 128.11 was next. Crossing my fingers

We Do ???

And you wouldn't prefer to to have ESR 128.x? It's more up to date.

@Leokids123, for Windows 7 and 8.1, there's r3dFox from @K4sum1. He has compiled ESR v128.9 releases.

Actually v126 R7, the height of the tab bar was less (equivalent to modern-day Chrome), and the transport buttons (back, forward, refresh and home were a fair bit bigger. I'll live. It's just that when using other themes like Blue Mica, or Classic Blue, you see a weird separator line between the most right tab and the New Tab button.

Here is how it appears now: https://1drv.ms/i/c/9435515813f7faa7/EWiPNlPARGlHgRqe3H4Dj5oBSFml4l2h4iHQn_uGwSvfRQ?e=TPhEF9

Yes. That flags did not make any difference. Then I tried #compact-ui, but that was really small. Too small actually. For what it's worth, I'm using Supermium on a Dell Inspiron 1420 notebook with Vista Home Basic. I have enabled flags for classic interface, and native user interface elements (both of which appear to make no difference). @Dave-H are you getting the same interface that you had with v126 R7?

I still find the tab bar is too high, and the transport buttons are so small. I just wished win32 would have kept the same UI as 126 R7

I appreciate the heads up. Luckily for me, I'm not affected.

Sounds as though it's worth checking out. Thanks @D.Draker

Just upgraded to R2. Look what happens to the tabs. I don't want to have to create a new profile each time (that was the way I was able to fix the tabs issue a week ago) Supermium Tabs Glitch

Well I found that "something else going on" item of disruption; my old profile. Backed up my old profile, started a new one, and voila, the UI is back to its old self on the new v132 release. Yay!

I'll have to try and look again. I do not pin tabs ever, but I could try that. Just one thing, in case I'm worsening my own situation. I never actually "install" the browser. I open the setup archive in 7-Zip, and extract the "Supermium" folder into \Program Files\Supermium. Then I run the executable with a shortcut. Is that not recommended?

Fair enough

Yes I did. Why would I lie about something like that? Anyway, here is a link to a Github bug, with one of them showing a Windows 7 machine exhibiting the same symptoms. https://github.com/win32ss/supermium/issues/1263 Scroll down the page ... See the image? That's what I had. Anyway, I went back to R7. Thanks @D.Draker. That was very kind of you. Have a good day.