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OMG, welcome back, Sal!

The plot of this film looks very spooky, but it makes sense, considering its name "Scary Movie". I did resist from being spooked when I was reading the entire plot of the film though.

I just saw this part of its Wikipedia page.

Of course it displays it. Android has its own emojis. @msfntor is running Chrome forks on XP SP2 32-bit. (minimum OS that started showing emojis at least is Windows 8.0, but in black-and-white, so Windows 8.1 is the first OS to display colored emojis.)

Well, Basilisk is a Firefox fork, so, this applies:

It means the emojis didn't appear on your web browser.

Yeah, I know. Shouting is bad, but it's just a gif. I do respect your feeling, though.

That's awesome! Now tell me, what do you think of the gif?

You mean you are unable to see the GIF?

LMAO, this is very hilarious.

That's interesting. When I used to have Windows 7, I put it in classic theme too, but in 32-bit color instead, and it still performed well.

Yeah, I know, rounded corners of windows like in macOS, start menu similar to ChromeOS's, as well as the centered taskbar buttons. Let me remind you that Classic Shell is no longer in active development as of December 2017. Open Shell is the reborn of the good old Classic Shell, and is actively developed. Yeah, me too. That's what I like too, although I mainly prefer traditional Windows XP/7 start menu. And also the classical Windows 95 start menu!

Of course to improve it. Your effort on such a browser is greatly appreciated. (and Humming Owl's effort too, of course) We can ignore these comments. They are not worth our time.

Good one, this has cracked me up so hard.

Yes, I mainly agree with you. I didn't use ArcticFoxie/NotHereToPlayGames's (as well as Humming Owl's) builds immediately after they shared it (but I was still viewing the topics regarding them), but started using them this year at mid-almost the end of November, And they are working well to me, I am very grateful for both of their work, and I consider myself lucky to have such people as well. You should remember that the Chinese created the main browser itself (360Chrome). We wouldn't have the browsers without them. (as originally said here by @UCyborg)

It works on Edge too.

It was removed in Chrome 65, re-added to Chrome 66, then permanently removed in Chrome 76. See here:

This is a well thought opinion in my opinion! Completely agreed with all of your points!

I love it when you're being sincere.

Well, there's already a suggestion for support for Windows 8.1 here: https://github.com/vxiiduu/VxKex/issues/44

Welcome back, @e-t-c, good to see you here again!

Technically speaking, there is an extended kernel for Windows 7, but it's in development, also, it works in a different way ---> https://github.com/vxiiduu/VxKex

No, in my opinion, such beautiful topics like these don't deserve a lock. I am sorry that you feel like this.

You're welcome, and yes, I know you weren't aware, but the good thing is, you now know. Oh, so the feature was removed some versions earlier than I expected. And yeah, I know their made-up excuses every time when they want to remove such features. A mess indeed.

--disable-infobars has been deprecated since Chrome version 76, so it doesn't work unfortunately.