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  1. Jody Thornton
    Just resurrecting this thread as it appears to be the only Vivaldi-related thread. Just wondering if you folks might suggest two things on Vivaldi v1.9: Is there anyway to change the transport buttons on the address bar? (back-forward-refresh-home). I'd love a theme extension or something that could do that. -AND- Can the tab bar be placed under the address bar in ANY way?
  2. Jody Thornton
    Ahhh! I thought it was this: http://www.opera.com/computer/neon
  3. Jody Thornton
    I'm confused. I thought Neon was an Opera Browser product ??? :~
  4. Jody Thornton
    Well I think he intends to be "for real". Perhaps he's feeling out the level of interest first.
  5. Jody Thornton
    Well I've started to be doubtful. A Facebook Page? And no download link?
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    We'll see if this has any worth to it, or if it's a lot of hot air. I'd be hopeful that an opportunity for an XP-like secure, modern OS could be reality. .https://www.xpforums.com/threads/classicos-announcement.933062/#post-3256367
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    So can the release of MS just before these nags still be used on Vista (similar to v4.4.304 on XP)?
  8. Jody Thornton
    Also, there seems not yet to be any .NET downloads in the Microsoft Update Catalog, though I understand that there should be some from the announcements.
  9. Jody Thornton
    OK so April 2017's updates have been installed for the most part. I installed the Security Only (KB4015548) and the Flash Update (KB4018483). I've sourced an Internet Explorer 10 update (KB4014661) but it's a cumulative update. Are there no security-only styled monthly updates for Internet Explorer?
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    I thought this was confirmed:
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    I think they already install manually just fine. The only thing that doesn't work is Powershell, and some 2008-specific updates. That's what I understood.
  12. Jody Thornton
    Although, this only provides text only, text and icons, or icons. Darn I'll have to try a portable SeaMonkey and see what text on the side is.
  13. Jody Thornton
    ooooooh a pref you've listed. I wonder if that works in Pale Moon. I'll try it when I get home from work. Thanks for the tip.
  14. Jody Thornton
    Hi folks: If anyone is running SeaMonkey, can you check the menus and tell me what is the name of the setting that allows small icons with text displayed on the side (like Opera used to be). I want to see if there's a setting or other method of implementing this on Pale Moon. I'm not getting any response there yet.
  15. Jody Thornton
    Much more comprehensively dealt with here:
  16. Jody Thornton
    Still Jaclaz, most computer usage is tied to the Internet. Even in an office setting, all of our apps are now online. We don't use any locally installed apps other than Adobe Audition, our browser or our FTP Client. So I'd say it's still relevant. Windows is slowly dying. That's not hype. People I used to see using PCs with Windows all of the time, don't any more.
  17. Jody Thornton
    Well it had to happen. (I actually thought it was already the case) http://www.infoworld.com/article/3187144/microsoft-windows/android-is-now-more-popular-than-windows-worldwide.html Windows is obviously still alive and well enough, but it's interesting to see an era pass (as in on where Windows has been on top)
  18. Jody Thornton
    I didn't even know that MSE was supported on Server 2008. I was able to get it running on Server 2003, but I thought they would have referred users to the corporate product this time around. Good to know.
  19. Jody Thornton
    Well the Vista/7 x64 MSE install worked on XP x64, so there's always hope. But even Security updates would be good enough.
  20. Jody Thornton
    Whew! Good thing you brought that up.
  21. Jody Thornton
    Aren't IE 10 updates integrated into the Security Only Updates greenhillmaniac? I have IE 10 removed, but I just wanted to my sure my friend.
  22. Jody Thornton
    I'm wondering if anyone has an inkling as to whether May 2017 patches from Server 2008 will work on Vista. I would think the situation be completely parallel to Server 2012 patches on Windows 8. It's less concerning to me because the way I've configured Windows 8, my desktop looks very much like Vista (perhaps more like Windows 7 with the classic taskbar), but I also have a Quick Launch Bar. But I can notice a DEFINITE speed improvement of Windows 8 over what Vista gave me. And everything still works
  23. Jody Thornton
    No that's cool. I thought you were trying to say that 8.1 had a leg up over 7, that was all
  24. Jody Thornton
    Unfortunately, even though x64 XP x64 compatibility is touted as a feature, it hasn't worked since v46.
  25. Jody Thornton
    Doesn't Windows 8.1 have the telemetry as well? I thought it was the same boat as Windows 7, no?
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