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Interesting. I don't enable any of my polyfills by default. I only have them because of issue web sites posted here at MSFN - I've actually never encountered the need for any of them on my frequently visited web sites. If you find the need for any of them on your frequently visited web site(s), just edit the // @match *://*/* line to match your specific web site(s).
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Good Portable Browser for a Windows 7 Notebook
NotHereToPlayGames replied to Monroe's topic in Windows 7
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Good Portable Browser for a Windows 7 Notebook
NotHereToPlayGames replied to Monroe's topic in Windows 7
Debatable. But opinions are like butts. We all have one, doesn't mean we want to hear them. -
I'll be continuing to use "bookmarks" as I have in the past. As Dave-H mentioned, it is much more standard. Edge and IE are the only browsers that still use "favorites" instead of "bookmarks". I could list a hundred browsers that all use the word "bookmarks" instead of "favorites". I'd have to also list versions, of course, but give me time and I bet I can come up with a hundred. That probably sounds like I'm exaggerating, but I kind of don't think it is. I don't have the time to list them at the moment as I do have a career to maintain. edit: kind of does make me curious, what year/version did Mozilla switch from "favorite" to "bookmark"? what year/version did Chrome switch from "favorite" to "bookmark"? what year/version did Opera switch from "favorite" to "bookmark"? i kind of suspect that "all" browsers used "favorite" back in the day, hmmm...
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If anyone wants the "error codes" page restored, please provide a screencap of when any errors were encountered with the errorpage.zip that another member submitted. All I am seeing is a sh!tlo@d of www. so. com, www. dd. browser. 360. cn, and browser. 360. cn chinese telemetry crap and ZERO "value-add". But maybe I just don't know "how" to FIND any of the errors that some want an "error code page" for ???
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The first post in that thread will have a download link once I get it all put together. I was originally targeting this weekend but it may end up being next weekend instead. As far as "primary differences", they're all minor and there has been no "significant" advancements with 360Chrome in over two years. It's v86. Nothing more. Still the best there is for XP but users of newer OSs have more "modern" alternatives to choose from. That said, I actually prefer v86 over everything "newer" and it does EVERYTHING that I actually throw at it. It's not going to do "everything" - but nor does its XP competitors.
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From what I am finding, uBOs "badge" is cut off on the bottom and right on even the 13.0 look. Also cut off on Ungoogled Chromium latest-and-greatest on Win10. For now, I'm keeping the XP skin "as-is", the badge cut-off issue is being cut off in over a dozen different skins tried from the 360Chrome's skin page and even Official Ungoogled Chromium does this cut off.
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The first-launch ONLY after each and every reboot or resume from hibernate "can't" be a browser issue. *EVERY* browser that I use on *ANY* of the seven computers *ALL* do this first-launch delay. I don't really have a good debug method for this issue, but none of the seven computers have the same video cards. Serpent 52, NM27, NM28, 360Chrome, Ungoogled Chromium - they *ALL* have this first-launch delay, each and every one of them. edit - it would be nice to know why **ALL** browsers on **ALL** of my computers have this first-launch only delay, but since **ALL** browsers do this on my computers, it's perhaps "off-topic" for this thread. edit2 - perhaps I should also point out that **ALL** of my browsers are *portable*, none of my computers are set up with a "default" web browser and none of them use "installed" browser versions.
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Good Portable Browser for a Windows 7 Notebook
NotHereToPlayGames replied to Monroe's topic in Windows 7
Yep. I prefer to avoid cmd files for this and use the Official Pale Moon Portable loader and file structure and replace the "bin" filder with the extracted fork files. -
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NotHereToPlayGames replied to Jody Thornton's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
Works in 360Chrome v13.5. -
Good Portable Browser for a Windows 7 Notebook
NotHereToPlayGames replied to Monroe's topic in Windows 7
In that case, use a WinPenPack or PortableApps Chrome and *replace* the bin folder with the extracted Ungoogled Chromium v109. I can compile more detailed "how-to" if needed. -
Good Portable Browser for a Windows 7 Notebook
NotHereToPlayGames replied to Monroe's topic in Windows 7
Depends on your definition of "portable". Some people want to login from one computer from a browser stored on a thumb drive, carry the thumb drive to another computer, and still be logged in. That isn't easy to do. If by "portable" you are only seeking no registry entries on the host computer, no favorites stored on the computer, favorites travel with the thumb drive, as examples, then *ANY* Chrome-based browser can do that. -
I don't even waste my time trying user agents these days, that's "old school" and modern designers basically only rely on UA for "mobile" version versus "real computer" version. This polyfill will fix that web site for you - // ==UserScript== // @name Inject Change Array by Copy .toSorted() Polyfill [110] // @version 0.0.1 // @match *://*/* // @run-at document-start // @grant none // ==/UserScript== if (!Array.prototype.toSorted) { Array.prototype.toSorted = function (compareFn) { return this.slice().sort(compareFn); }; }