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    Same here for GreenBrowser and Sleipnir (which are both basically just "shells" to IE8).
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    Can you detail this "integration"? If it's just a hotkey, then perhaps Dave-H could remove the autostart registry entry for Min2Tray and set his TrayIt! to use the same hotkey. ???
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    Everything is working here. About the only oddity I see is more of a comparison to older versions of ProxHTTPSProxy but it may have been the Launcher.exe that I was using. In your version, you can click on the "blue circle" systray icon to maximize the window, but then the systray icon disappears. In older versions of ProxHTTPSProxy, the systray icon would remain and you could click the icon again to minimize the window. Only other observation I see is that the ReadMeFirst file references a "ProxHTTPSProxy Cert Installer" and I could not find that file in my download.
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    Yes, I trust build 2107 more. It's been more stable for my use. Mileage may vary. It's NOT a "downgrade". The build numbers seem to confuse far to many people. Halfway through v13, the original creator went to Chromium v86.4240.198. Some of the earlier v13's stem from Chromium v86.4240.112. Even v13.5 and v13.6 use the same exact v86.4240.198 - YOU GAIN NOTHING. I *distrust* v13.5 and v13.6 - I WILL NOT BE UPGRADING THEM (so don't even ask, wink wink).
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    This is the version I have been using -- https://www.dropbox.com/s/0hh440tcbpmzb9y/360ChromePortable_13.0.2170_rebuild_1_ungoogled.zip?dl=0 I have found build 2170 to be more stable than build 2206.
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    Not here, they broke several programs on my garage computer that doesn't get used for home-office tasks. I ended up reinstalling XP without the POS (Piece of Stuff).
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    I work from a home office and so my home operating systems must adhere to the full extent of license agreements. It is ILLEGAL for me to use POSReady updates. I would go so far as to suggest it is ILLEGAL for any of your HOME PC's to be using POSReady updates. But I highly doubt that Microsoft will send you to jail for "hacking" your otherwise legal XP.
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    ps - you couldn't PAY ME to install POSReady... "to each their own"
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    It's not that simple. Making IE changes directly from the registry via Default or All Users profile hive as opposed to your Current User hive (which POSReady updates will do) is all it takes for the GUI to throw that "managed by your system admin" message. It's much worse in Win7 with the POS (I use this term in a totally different sense!, aka, the 'polite form' is translated as "Piece of Stuff") "TrustedInstaller".
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    I pulled the old score sheets and my memory wasn't as good as I thought. My record game is 454, not 504. Not exactly "dyslexic", but anywhoo. And the neighbor also reminded me that my "famous comeback win" when her very last word was a 7-letter word, she wasn't concerned with opening the Triple Word because I had already emptied the upside-down tiles the turn before. She put down her 7-letter word, was up by 54 points, and I only had six tiles so no way for me to put down a 7-letter word.
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    We pretty much always break 300 points each every game. Sometimes break 400 points. I hit 504 once and so far that's the only time either of us broke 500 points.
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    Me and a neighbor are HUGE into Scrabble! We play equal turns meaning that when all tiles are empty and we empty our tray, if we went FIRST then the other person gets another turn. She put down a 7-letter word for her very last word to take the lead by 54 points and there's no tiles left. She went FIRST so I get one more turn. She even starts "celebrating" and proclaims, "I know it opens up a Triple Word but you can only put two letters there because of surrounding tiles!" I "paralleled" a five-letter word where three of the five letters literally ran parallel with another word. Scored 62 points but still had two one-pointer tiles in my tray. We play where the person that emptied their tray adds the other person's remaining tiles and they also subtract from that person's score. I won by ONE POINT and that last turn took TWENTY MINUTES. I don't give up easily
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    Part of the problem here are Cloudflare servers for .css content.
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    The easiest route would be to visit the website via Wayback Machine, save the three .css files locally, then have Proxomitron inject your locally-stored .css instead of the server-served "modern" .css. edit - but it may require "transpiling" the modern .css, save that locally, and inject it via Proxomitron.
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    Proxomitron to the rescue!
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    Bingo! I'm just now catching up. Definitely a .css issue. Yahoo websites used to do that all the time. Back then it was a known Firefox FLAW that web designers would utilize ON PURPOSE to force their userbase to use Firefox!
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    Does not look like a JavaScript problem. You have one (maybe three, based on error console) .css files not being loaded.
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    I site the forum rules and view your mentioning of me directly as your "reason" for editing a post a VIOLATION of this rule. 7.b This community is built upon mutual respect. You are not allowed to flame other members. People who do not respect personal opinions and/or personal work will be warned in first instance. If you ignore the warning and keep on flaming, you will be banned without notice.
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    Agreed! I see "consumerism" and "insurance" as very closely related, though not in a way that most people think. For "insurance", HIGH RISK clients pay a HIGHER PREMIUM - as they should! Smokers should pay more than non-smokers. Reckless drivers should pay more than safe drivers. For me, "consumerism" should be no different - the more you CONSUME, the MORE YOU SHOULD PAY. I'm no global economist, but I always felt that we should "tax" CONSUMPTION, *not* INCOME.
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    Would seem "low IQ" to protest, in my opinion! I am speaking as a US Citizen - we are spoiled ROTTEN BRATS when it comes to gasoline prices! maybe we SHOULD be taking it on the chin! You have to look at the "whole picture". Finland, Denmark, Norway, and Hong Kong are all well over $10 (US Dollars) per gallon. The US has the HIGHEST AVERAGE ANNUAL WAGE -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_average_wage So if you ask me, we are NOT paying "our fair share" - because we are spoiled rotten brats that cry the loudest so the "global burden" gets shifted to Canada, Iceland, Netherlands, Germany, France, Brazil, et cetera. The US pays a teeny tiny 1.0% of monthly income on gasoline yet "we" are the ones that cry and whine and start FALSE AND FICTITIOUS "price gouging" PROPAGANDA bullcr#p in the media and by "politicians" in the guise of "buying votes". https://www.kiplinger.com/personal-finance/shopping/cars/604410/gas-prices-around-the-world But I digress...
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    Firefox Mozilla has been on a steady decline since v31.7 (May 12, 2015!) from my benchmarks over the years !!! Scores improved with v68 and v78.
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    Agreed!
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