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https://web.archive.org/web/20160609092058/http://download.microsoft.com/download/a/a/c/aac39226-8825-44ce-90e3-bf8203e74006/dotnetfx.exe This is SP1 only, without Framework 1.1.

I've collected various USB3 drivers that I found on different forums. They work differently on different motherboards and with different ACPI, so before installing it is better to make a backup of the OS, because it happens that the OS stops booting. The first one to try is AMD+Intel, it does not add any additional layers to the system, for example ntoskrn8.sys. If it doesn't work, then try the others one by one. https://www.upload.ee/files/18148104/USB3.7z.html

Firefox 139.0 https://github.com/e3kskoy7wqk/Firefox-for-windows-7/releases/tag/139.0

I think he just didn't repackage, internet is fast, wired internet usually doesn't have traffic limits, so it doesn't matter what the file size is.

The 7z archive is also used in the official Chrome installer. And e3kskoy7wqk just extracted it from the installer, you can check, download ungoogled-chromium_135.0.7049.41.1_installer_x64.exe and extract chrome.7z from it, the hash should match. Properly you should have extracted and re-archived, but with normal compression, format is not important in principle, everyone has some archiver to open any format.

It looks like e3kskskskoy7wqk just unpacked chrome.7z from the installer, and there it is packed without compression. If I compress in 7zip (with ultra compression) the unpacked Chrome-bin folder, I got an archive size of only 101 MB for the 64 bit version of the browser.

Probably not, I've read that many people complain that it can't be turned off.

No, he hasn't updated the Vista version.

@D.Draker there is good news and bad news. The good is that the --disable-features=UserAgentClientHint flag has been returned, and the bad is that there will no longer be support for Vista and 7 without SP1. A project https://github.com/Chuyu-Team/YY-Thunks was used to return compatibility, but the author no longer wants to use it.

Created Issue.

Looks like that flag just got changed, so now it's --enable-features=RemoveClientHints In chrome://flags it's called #remove-client-hints

Maybe it's the same problem as it was with Chrome-like browsers in WinXP, when they consumed a lot of memory due to installed C++ 2015-2019. Try unzipping those dlls into the browser folder, if the memory consumption drops, then that's it. corrected_api_sets.zip

D.Draker ungoogled 134 is made for Vista, check it out.

Created an issue, asked if he could make an ungoogled version that works on Vista and 7 without SP1. And 134 is the current version, but 136 is the nightly version, so the version is higher.

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