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  1. DanR20
    Getting no crashes with either version now, they both seem to be opening and working good.
  2. DanR20
    Same here. If you still have last weeks versions copy in nss3.dll from each into today's versions. That seems to stop the crash until Roy can fix it.
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    For 52.0 and 55.0 I'm using this string: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:102.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/102.0 Unfortunately the new format is very buggy with these browsers and just logging in to the site slows them down to a crawl. I may end up going back to the bare format to keep it usable.
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    FWIW it looks like Microsoft did away with the previous usable Hotmail format so now the default string in 52.0 and 55.0 will take you to the bare minimum format similar to gmail's. Changing the string in about:config to Firefox's most recent will render their newer buggy version so that's the choice.
  5. DanR20
    No problem. 52esr is really out of date now but still useful for some sites.
  6. DanR20
    As with hotmail can be used with thunderbird too. I've got a lot of older accounts set up with hotmail and it's too much work to transfer them to yahoo or gmail. The problem is the hotmail site doesn't always filter properly so I'm forced to go to the site on occasion. I don't dare subscribe to the spam folder given the 50+ more a day I get. Microsoft has always been so reliable...
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    Thanks, been very busy lately. 1500+ events and that was two years ago, probably even more now. The problem for me is that it can be an addicting site at times, especially if I'm surfing an interesting topic. Hotmail even with brief use will slow things down considerably so I'm not sure what the problem is there. The easiest solution is to create another profile and go into that for those sites or if you've got enough ram use e10s, that seems to resolve the issue.
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    More and more sites are requiring this, even Walmart just recently started forcing it and it's a real pain. Banks I could see maybe for the extra security but for the rest of them it just seems like overkill.
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    Same thing happens when using Twitter or hotmail, the ui slows down and eventually becomes unusable. Interestingly, firefox 52esr does not have this problem so it's likely a code update in pale moon/uxp. Guess it's a tradeoff to modernizing the browser and making it more accessible.
  10. DanR20
    Ogg, webm and WMF disabled to make sure it was using the mp4 codecs and same result as 45.0. The video is there but the audio is distorted.
  11. DanR20
    Ah yes, the float32 issue. I recall that problem child from the VLC player days. Sometimes it would work and sometimes not and when it didn't it had the same distortion sound.
  12. DanR20
    Thanks for confirming and I agree it is an ugly sound.
  13. DanR20
    If the codecs aren't there it's probably using webm vp9. I've tried with a fresh profile and it's the same result, the audio is distorted. You can get the codecs on the first page of this thread, Roy's got several links depending on the browser. This is the link to the ones I've been using with 45.0: https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/lav.7z You put the three files on the root firefox folder where firefox.exe is. You would also need to make sure "media.ogg.enabled" and "media.webm.enabled" are false while "media.mp4.enabled" is true.
  14. DanR20
    The SSE build, I didn't try the IA32 one. Are you experiencing it?
  15. DanR20
    Testing out today's new 45.0 version the mp4 codecs on youtube don't seem to be working right. At least the sound, the video is coming in but the sound is static. These are the codecs I'm using and were good in the April version: avcodec-lav-57.dll avresample-lav-3.dll avutil-lav-55.dll The solution for now is to disable mp4 and use ogg/webm vp9.
  16. DanR20
    55.0 is back, as usual thanks to Roy for all his work. And as a bonus, formhistory and passwords are also functioning properly. :)
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    Never considered doing that but it probably would have saved me a lot of headaches.
  18. DanR20
    No problem, I should have mentioned it was today's. Last week's runs perfect.
  19. DanR20
    Thanks for reporting, glad I'm not the only one.
  20. DanR20
    Tried in XP and it's crashing there too. Also added Basilisk to Data Execution Prevention and attempted Safe Mode but both failed.
  21. DanR20
    My guess is it's OS related. I'll try it in Windows 10. Here's the full crash report: Problem Event Name: APPCRASH Application Name: basilisk.exe Application Version: 4.0.4.8577 Application Timestamp: 64b170e7 Fault Module Name: mozjs.dll Fault Module Version: 0.0.0.0 Fault Module Timestamp: 64b0ca02 Exception Code: c0000005 Exception Offset: 002de536 OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.48 Locale ID: 1033 Additional Information 1: 0a9e Additional Information 2: 0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789 Additional Information 3: 0a9e Additional Information 4: 0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789
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    Must be something else going on, I downloaded it twice just to make sure and it won't start. I'm on Windows 7 so possibly it's related to that or drivers within the OS. The previous week's build works fine so I've gone back to that version. Same with 52 and the formhistory issue. Are you on the win64 or win32 build? I'm using win32.
  23. DanR20
    Several bugs with today's versions. Serpent 55 won't open, it's crashing at startup with the Fault Module Name: mozjs.dll. Tried with a new profile. In 52.0 I can't get formhistory to work in text boxes or passwords. This was always a problem on and off, if it didn't show you could re-boot and that would usually fix it but today it's not coming in at all.
  24. DanR20
    That worked perfectly. Had to deoptimize omni.ja first to make the change but that fixed it.
  25. DanR20
    @roytam1 : It's probably caused by UXP #21 and the commits by FranklinDM you backported to our tree... NM28 behaves fine, because it uses the (old) TychoAM those commits target, but "our" Serpent 52.9.0 (unlike the official Basilisk 52.x.x.x) still uses the WebExtensions AM and thus broke ; so, those commits would either have to be reverted for St52 or somehow modified to accommodate St52's WE AM ... The only two WebExtensions I use are simple-translate and Enhancer for YouTube. Thankfully they're still functional and working despite the about:addon page error.
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