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Any free antivirus for Win7 in 2023?
NotHereToPlayGames replied to VVallter Breneka's topic in Windows 7
BINGO! Norton "harms" your computer! McAfee "harms" your computer! They ALL have "CVE vulnerability" reports! -
Don't delete the whole Moonchild Productions folder but only delete the items insde that folder. Use a "loader" / "launcher" to launch your PM28 that automatically deletes these for you every time you exit or at every launch (some launchers can do one but not the other, the effect is actually the same).
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Any free antivirus for Win7 in 2023?
NotHereToPlayGames replied to VVallter Breneka's topic in Windows 7
Agreed. I've had to "defuse" that sort of thing on some software (and even browser extensions), though exact "how to" details are above the scope of MSFN. Hint: 30 days expressed in seconds is 2.592e+6. Very commonly programmed-in as a "time bomb". -
XP/Vista-compatible clients for modern email services?
NotHereToPlayGames replied to Mathwiz's topic in Windows XP
I use POP Peeper. -
Okay, I'll cave and enlighten you. But never say I never helped you out! https://msfn.org/board/topic/184684-blockbuster-video-about-to-make-a-comeback/?do=findComment&comment=1244102
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You're a smart fella, I'm confident you can figure it out without me holding your hand.
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Long-standing joke. You're not an insider if you don't understand.
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Agreed. But... um... I'm not going to pay for something that I know up front is just an "experiment".
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I have not tried the Plus edition. I assumed constant "nag screens" for the Plus versus the Free. But it also falls under one of those things I will "experiment" with but not keep. The LESS running in the background the BETTER.
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My Browser Builds (Part 4)
NotHereToPlayGames replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
Mozilla browsers have a global userstyle capability, or they at least used to. Unsure if NM28 has a global userstyle or not. I prefer the addon route (Stylish, Stylem, Stylus). I don't use the latest-and-greatest though and I don't recall from memory, but one of them was forked due to privacy rights concerns with the original. -
So far, I'm not interested in anything newer than 114. But it has to be ungoogled. May have to drop all the way down to 94 or 97 depending on what flags are kept. Official Ungoogled does an AWESOME JOB at maintaining flags that are dropped upstream. I am skeptic that Thorium or Supermium will do as great. But like you say, Supermium is only a month old so "fingers crossed".
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UNGOOGLED is a MUST. If you have the means to request this on Supermium, by all means, you have my strong encouragement to do so. I myself will NOT use EITHER ONE until there is an UNGOOGLED version. edit - Client Hints disabled (as you suggested in one of your posts) is a strong encouragement as well. I "think" the author only hosts a LINK to warez and not the actual warez. IRRELEVANT to me, per se. I'm smart enough (ie, "net savvy") to not click those links or download that CRAP. chromium.woolyss is a TRUSTED source even if the AUTHOR'S web site is "questionable". I kind of see this as MSFN being a TRUSTED source but several MEMBERS of MSFN having their own web sites which don't need to follow MSFN's "guidelines".
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For those following Supermium (which does not [yet?] have an UNGOOGLED version), you may be interested in knowing that Thorium is now being distributed via the same channels as Ungoogled Chromium. Unsure if this also means that an UNGOOGLED Thorium is on the horizon. It is only offered as an x64 and my Win7 is x86 so I have not tried it yet but it is on my To Do List. Whether the future be Supermium or Thorium is kind of still up-in-the-air as far as my needs - UNGOOGLED is a must for me.
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Any post showing the Proxomitron logo gets an upvote from me!
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I don't remember what all came with my Norton Utilities, but I copied only the Norton WinDoctor portion to a USB stick and still run it every once in a while to clean out the Windows Registry.
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