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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); }; }
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Skin mute/unmute in XP requires 360base.dll and audiomute.dll - in the past, I removed both of these .dll's (Humming Owl also removed both of these files in 13.0.2310, did not check other versions). During this rebuild, I have isolated these files to be required if we want to be able to mute/unmute from the skin's "speaker icon". Win10 doesn't require either one of these two files in order to mute/unmute. Have not tested in Win7 (do not have access to Win8 or Vista). The mute/unmute from the skin's "speaker icon" may have been a topic of discussion many many MANY months ago. I can restore that function but I will need to isolate additional "features" of 360base.dll - it may be safe but I'm not going to "assume" it to be safe.
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Note to self - Audio mute/unmute in Win10 does not require additional files for tab function or for skin function (audiomute.dll not required). Audio mute/unmute in XP works from tab without additional files but from skin requires additional files (in addition to audiomute.dll). Note 2 -- khtn.dat Note 3 -- Humming Owl also KEEPS both sets of libEGL.dll and libGLESv2.dll in 13.0.2310, did not check other versions
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It changes the linear flow, but there is a "trick". Any number of people can post without any flood control within any given thread and can "discuss" back and forth with ZERO delay. The trick is to post something, let the other person post their reply, then you can reply to their reply by editing your first post, then they edit their post, you can talk all day long with ZERO "flood control" because EDITS do not have a time limit. You have to refresh/reload for the edits to appear and you don't get the nice notification bubble for "Show Reply" when reading and somebody adds a post. The discussion doesn't read "top to bottom" like it normally would, but you can "discuss" without the delay. I probably wasn't supposed to make that "public", but technically it already is. Quite common actually if you've been on forums like this over the years and had to "suffer through" these sorts of spam assaults. I'm confident they will get the spam assaults back under control so all of this should only need to be short-term. Fingers crossed.
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The Flood Control didn't work, by the way. This morning's spam assault of HUNDREDS of spam was done by HUNDREDS of NEW MSFN MEMBERS, unlike yesterday where the HUNDREDS of spam was all done by a "few" NEW MSFN MEMBERS. So Flood Control doesn't do anything if a NEW MEMBER posts ONE spam, then a DIFFERENT new member posts another ONE spam, then a THIRD new member posts another ONE spam. HUNDREDS of times.
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@UCyborg - The .dll's will remain, regardless of what Cocodile has to say. You and I have already been over this, it has become pointless to discuss further. Again, and I shouldn't have to keep repeating myself, those that do not want the .dll's are free to remove them on THEIR system, *MY* system **NEEDS** them. And I know that I'm not the only one!
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As I've stated, 360Chrome crashes without these dll's for me and for a few other members (first launch after each and every restart or resume from hibernate). You can delete them if you don't want them. But your debate will not convince me to remove them because again, as I have stated, 360Chrome crashes on MY COMPUTER without them. Debate for the sake of prolonged argument is not helping anyone.