NotHereToPlayGames

I stopped upgrading mine at v4.17.4808.

I would not use either on Vista. I would use (and do use) v94 forks for anything I run with Vista or higher. I have no need for anything higher than v94. And there is no such thing as "future proof" - we can only find what works for us "today" and we have to decide for ourselves if we want to be a dog chasing its tail with constant updates that gain us nothing or if we are content with running "old" and not having to deal with the hassle and nuisance of constantly upgrading.

Correct. The downloads from the first post already contain rebased chrome.dll.

That seems to be pretty common when you have .css/.js coming in from SEVERAL web sites and "one" of those SEVERAL gets blocked.

Tutorial posted in Post #2 -- https://msfn.org/board/topic/184266-arcticfoxienotheretoplaygames-360chrome-v135-build-1030/?do=findComment&comment=1233828

Absolutely. I'll post a small tutorial in Post #2 of this thread and will report back once I've created it.

Correct. I've "accepted" the trade-off of correctly-allocated RAM over launch time (at least for now!).

For reference. Rebased 13.5 build 2020 versus rebased 13.5 build 1030 versus rebased 13.0 build 2170. Intel Core2 Quad Q6700 @ 2.66 GHz with 3.24 GB available RAM.

You have to have one or the other, you can't have both. Enabling Chrome Web Store to funtion "as intended" also enables a cookie that you can not delete, a cookie that sends telemetry to Google, a cookie that you can not delete, a cookie that talks with each and every web site you ever visit, a cookie that you can not delete, a cookie that tracks your web usage across all browsing sessions, a cookie that you can not delete, a cookie that is even set in Incognito Mode, a cookie that you can not delete. This cookie is constantly sending "data" to Google. You don't have to sell your soul to Google to download extensions. There are better ways. I'm not so privacy-conscious that I wear a tin foil hat, but things like blocking this Google cookie doesn't require any tin foil. But I do cook all of my Christmas cookies on foil because then the cookie pan last a very long time.

lol, too d@mn funny. I have to laugh out loud at some of the "history" here at MSFN.

Cool, that's a relief.

I really really really neeed a PICTURE to see what you are talking about.

That setting is not supposed to affect WEB SITES. It's intended to change the size of fonts used in 360Chrome MENUS. This is why I requested a PICTURE, to avoid all confusion in the first place.

I still need to see a PICTURE of what fonts you are expecting to see changed. This setting IS changing font sizes. Though not "all" of them. I never use it so am unaware if different versions change different fonts.

I use CRX4XChrome - https://www.crx4chrome.com/

It's labeled "ungoogled" because it breaks the "hand-shake" with the Chrome Web Store that creates a cookie that you can not delete and that relays telemetry back to Google. You cannot install extensions via Chrome Web Store but there are BETTER ways to install extensions anyway.

re: Disable pop-ups - Yeah, I always prefer my Proxomitron determining what a pop-up is versus my browser. For example, 360Chrome won't let me visit my credit card's FICO page because 360Chrome thinks it's a "pop-up". re: Use custom font size - Can you show a picture of this ever working in any of the 360Chrome builds?

Because "life is too short" to sweat the small stuff. And it's all small stuff.

The standard telemetry and GUI changes. I'm OCD about the GUI.

Build 1030 will be discussed in a separate thread -- https://msfn.org/board/topic/184266-arcticfoxienotheretoplaygames-360chrome-v135-build-1030/ Download links will be provided shortly.

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Reminder that Chrome Web Store is intentionally broken in the "ungoogled" version. The best route I have found to return a degree of functionality to Chrome Web Store but to do it without the telemetry/tracker/persistent-cookie is to manually install this extension -- https://www.crx4chrome.com/crx/265228/ Scroll down to the Download Now section and click the Crx4Chrome download link (the other links should work as well, I have only ever used the Crx4Chrome link). Note that the download will download without any "where to save" dialog, it will download to your default directory as set in chrome://settings/downloadSetting. To manually install, drag-and-drop this .crx file onto "empty whtie space" on your chrome://extensions/ page. You should get a dialog asking to confirm installation - click the Add button (then close the self-advert nuisance tab). Now whenever you visit a Chrome Web Store addon page, you can download the .crx directly and manually install as opposed to installing via the Chrome Web Store.