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Maybe someone can build NewMoon or Basilisk for Android 4 - 7?
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It would be better for everyone to choose a single browser engine for XP, develop it together, and build their own browser builds for XP based on it. Since the conflict with the Palemoon developers, everyone has remained with their own developments to this day. And individual developers of the NewMoon and Basilisk browsers for Linux were added, which somehow exist on their own.
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K4sum1, is it possible to build a 32-bit version for Linux from new r3dfox? Firefox 144 - last for 32 bit.
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I think it's important to just run the r3dfox on XP at the beginning. If it runs on XP at least on a GF8600 video card, it will already be a victory.
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Gallium 0.4 on llvmpipe (LLVM 3.4, 128 bits) , 3.0 Mesa 10.2.8 - the last one that could use Firefox in Windows XP how to install: https://download.qt.io/development_releases/prebuilt/llvmpipe/windows/ file opengl32sw-32.7z (25-Sep-2014 14:30) rename opengl32sw.dll in opengl32.dll move file opengl32.dll in browser folder, example C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox the browser will automatically see this file and use it as an OpenGL driver file example, For Webrender, Firefox immediately tries to use opengl32.dll In order for the browser to use opengl32.dll for WebGL, you need to toggle these options webgl.disable-angle — true webgl.force-enabled — true gfx.prefer-mesa-llvmpipe — true
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http://forum.ru-board.com/topic.cgi?forum=5&topic=51380&start=540#2 MyPal 68.13.2 for videocards OpenGL 3.2+ gfx.webrender.force-angle - false gfx.webrender.blob-images - false gfx.webrender.enabled - true The browser searches for the OpenGL driver and checks what features it supports. If the feature set is complete, the browser will allow you to enable Webrender via OpenGL. For OpenGL 2 videocards, on Windows XP, the LLVM software driver is incomplete enough to enable Webrender.
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In Firefox, can enable Webrender via OpenGL 3+ previously, this was possible in MyPal 68 on XP.
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feodor2 security.sandbox.content.level
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For Serpent in multiprocess mod please test GPU process create layers.gpu-process.dev.force-enabled - true create media.gpu-process-decoder - true D3D9 support in FF51 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1297182
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Thank you, I'll try to use it. On too heavy sites I still have to block manually, example
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I disabled most of the filters to make the browser work faster
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Maybe I made mistakes. This is an experiment to see how it will work on a very slow computer. 1GB is not enough for new Firefox. Only MyPal or Serpent in one process
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Win 7, r3dfox 128, eeePC 900 (CPU 900Mhz, GMA 900).
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After Firefox 92 many browser functions are associated with a webrender and multiprocessing. 14.5 is Firefox 88 http://forum.ru-board.com/topic.cgi?forum=5&topic=51380&start=920#6 Probably stop the release of versions for SSE and remove switching into one process after 92. But this is just my assumption In October 2025, Win10 support will be completed.....
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superfox very slow https://github.com/win32ss/supermium/issues/986