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I tried this one in the past and saw no "taming". I only tried in Chrome-based.
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I would say that you are much better off with build 1030 over 2044. With each and every new "upstream" build, all that was really added was just more and more telemetry to track down and remove. 1030 uses the v86 engine. 2044 uses the v86 engine. You don't really gain anything but "risk" by using 2044 over 1030. 2036 was tested by a larger audience so higher probability of finding unwanted connections so it should be trusted above 2044.
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"You are the company you keep." https://quoteinvestigator.com/2020/04/04/company-keep/ Another way to say that, especially here at MSFN, is we all know "who is who" by their meaningless "likes". I didn't read the post as a "personal attack", but more of "one school of thought" against "another school of thought" (our "likes" define who we are!) GANG WARS. Do we know if new members can register? I don't recall seeing a mod chime in on that one. But the more I think about it, the more I can't help but think that if these GANG WARS persist, then MSFN is "weighing its options" on whether "to be, or not to be".
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I missed them. But even being "directed" to them, I clearly don't see them the same as you "on a scale of 1 to 10". Some of us are biased, whether we intend to be or not. Some of us are paranoid, whether we indend to be or not. Some of us take sides and troll the forum for "likes" that have no bearing on anything whatsoever other than "trolls being trolls". I stopped following these "discussions" because they have become nothing but Gang Wars.
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Unbiased readers do not see it as pollution. THIS is why these sorts of "topics" are forbidden on most forums such as this.
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You may have had a "disappearing fonts" issue. This has been reported on v13.0 builds and in some v13.5 builds though much rarer with v13.5. I've never actually witnessed it in v13.5 but v13.0 builds would do this quite freqently for me (but only when Stylus was editing a userstyle). If it happens again, hover your mouse over where one of the result lines are supposed to be displayed, sometimes a mouse hover "un-disappears" the font. Or do a "Ctrl-A" to highlight the ENTIRE page and see if there is "evidence" of the disappeared font.
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Your red border - are you using jauntePE by chance?
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The "K" is also their cheap and low quality model. Sometimes "you get what you pay for" so may have to opt for a higher priced unit.
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My Browser Builds (Part 4)
NotHereToPlayGames replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
Ugh! Not even gonna look! I find "easter eggs" to be childish. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter_egg_(media) -
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NotHereToPlayGames replied to VistaLover's topic in Site & Forum Issues
as far as that goes, Roytam made the discovery, were stones thrown at Roytam for his observation? rhetorical question -
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NotHereToPlayGames replied to VistaLover's topic in Site & Forum Issues
same here no clue, despite the "how" it was discovered, should it really matter? needs fixed regardless of how it was found, correct? or if MSFN is no longer accepting new members, shouldn't that be revealed to existing members? at any rate, i'm not concerned with the "why" or the "how" it was found if the mods didn't know about it, then why throw stones at the person that brought it to their attention? i guess that's how i see it -- "why throw stones?" -
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NotHereToPlayGames replied to VistaLover's topic in Site & Forum Issues
I did not read his post as attempting to register a fake account. <OT> In my opinion, there kind of is no difference between the "trolls" we have here and a "fake" account - the end result is basically the same. </OT> My hunch is that the registration process may have inadvertently been broken when we were being hit with HUNDREDS of spam-bot posts for a few days in a row and had to solve that very quickly. Sure, I'd rather see "no new members allowed" than those HUNDREDS of spam-bot posts literally SECONDS apart and lasting for HOURS. But MSFN will fade into the sunset if we don't allow new members. Though on the other hand, purely from an economical feasibility perspective, if we were to take our last 5,000 posts and find that 4,900 of them all came from 20 members, then, um, well... -
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NotHereToPlayGames replied to VistaLover's topic in Site & Forum Issues
Some Halloween trivia - one of the worst snowfalls ever to land on Halloween was 1917. What followed was the "Purple Death" of 1918 where 675,000 people in the US (21 million worldwide) died from the Spanish flu (more than WWI, WWII, Korean, and Vietnam wars COMBINED). Side note - it snowed on Halloween here in the midwest USA in 2019 - related to Covid 19 that followed? Just a fun fact, I guess, lol. Snow on Halloween is actually extremely rare. Less than 3% chance if I recall. -
I've been reluctant to perform any of the "manual" updates for XP's certificate store. I kind of remain reluctant. I guess even moreso now that I don't "rely" on XP nearly as much as I did a year ago. I guess to me, 360Chrome has served its purpose (ie, buy some time while tweaking Win10 to my satisfaction).
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Quite possible. I did have that checked and now have it unchecked. Will monitor over the next few days and see if those pings are gone, my network traffic is always logged, if the computer is "on", the network is LOGGED. I can report that this is NOT a 360Chrome issue and these are US DOMAINS. It also seems to be XP Only. I've not yet witnessed these in any of my Win10 machines. I suppose what is happening is that a certificate is trying to update, it FAILS, so it tries again after a set time interval or with the next reboot or something. I personally feel that the whole cert BS is just as INSECURE these days as HTTP versus HTTPS was in the 90s. The "padlock" in a web browser address bar is WORTHLESS these days. Long gone are the days where it was only your BANK that used HTTPS. These days, MALWARE DISTRIBUTION web sites "miraculously" always always ALWAYS have a "secure padlock", even in XP, but web sites like MSFN do not. So seriously, why even "look" at that browser padlock? Hmmm...