
NotHereToPlayGames
MemberContent Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Everything posted by NotHereToPlayGames
-
Good Portable Browser for a Windows 7 Notebook
NotHereToPlayGames replied to Monroe's topic in Windows 7
I have not tried so forgiveness in advance. Offering as a curiosity and to advance the discussion. Most Chromium Forks can be started with a startup commandline parameter to set the profile directory. If you carry that startup commandline parameter and set the profile to reside in the same directory, does it become "portable" then? Bear in mind, "portable" has different meanings to some folks - ie, some LOG INS do not carry from one computer to the next even if the "profile" by all other definitions "does". -
It's not the answer you are wanting, lol. I have not but I wouldn't call it forgotten either. My preferred focus at the moment is bringing a "tab manager" function next to the min/max/restore/close title bar icons similar to that which is seen in Ungoogled Chromium. Ungoogled Chromium v114: I will likely not implement the "search tabs", not sure yet. Easily done for Open Tabs, not sure of effect on Recently Closed. The unfortunate side-effect is that 360Chrome's Extension Manager, Download Manager, Search Bar, Bookmark Menu, and Restore Closed Tabs are all effected just by implementing a "tab manager" function. Ignore all the title bar icons to the left of the dropdown, those are window manager icons for shuffling programs around on five-monitor setup.
-
You are trying to install Manifest v3 extensions and 360Chrome does not support Manifest v3.
- 2,340 replies
-
2
-
Easiest would be to tell us what the addon is so we can dig into it that way.
- 2,340 replies
-
My Browser Builds (Part 4)
NotHereToPlayGames replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
Without an extensive search/verification, this seems date to July thru August time frame of the year 2000. It is a P3 and SSE was introduced in 1999 with the Pentium III. SSE2 was introduced in 2000 with the Pentium 4. That said, I personally do not know what the "-sse" variants of the UXP browsers really means. Your PC can/should be able to use SSE but not SSE2. Unknown if these UXP browsers have an SSE without SSE2 and seems to me you can/should be using SSE. -
My Browser Builds (Part 4)
NotHereToPlayGames replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
-
My Browser Builds (Part 4)
NotHereToPlayGames replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
Pretty much what I expected. Not the first time you've cited how slow your computer is and I know I wouldn't use that "all the time" if I didn't HAVE TO, lol. Almost some sort of, "What are you doing this weekend?" "I'm paying bills." "All weekend?" "Yep, it takes about 2 hours to pay the water bill, about 3 hours to pay the electric bill, about 2.5 hours to pay for cable, et cetera." I have a '55 also, but it doesn't exaclty get driven every day. -
My Browser Builds (Part 4)
NotHereToPlayGames replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
My daily drivers are a 2003 and a 1991 - so yep, I drive a very old car also, so RESPECT, my dear friend! I'm afraid I don't quite see the older-browser on older-hardware quite the same. I mean, one post tells other folks to consult to a modern browser on a tablet. Another post cites Mypal 68, New Moon, and Serpent being for the sake of old hardware on old operating systems. Did you really cite a full MINUTE on one browser and five to six times that on another browser? *SIX MINUTES* to wait for a "captcha" to complete? Okay, that's *WHY* you have the tablet, lol. The thing is, though, web browsers USED TO BE "optimized" relative to the OS. Nowadays, that is NOT what these browser forks "do". Consider, for a moment, a bucket of 2,000 javascript functions. If 100 of those functions are seldom used "in the wild" but the mere compatability being implemented results in a captcha taking SIX MINUTES versus THIRTY SECONDS, then should that browser "support" those 100 javascript functions? I say a resounding NO. But again, that's not how these forks are designed, they're designed to get us as close as possible to that FULL bucket of 2,000 javascript functions NO MATTER WHAT THE COST IS TO "PERFORMANCE". I mean, most of us (myself included!) try to have it both ways, we expect to run our old hardware but think it should do everything that new hardware can do. But again, RESPECT, my fellow old car driver. -
My Browser Builds (Part 4)
NotHereToPlayGames replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
I second that. I still prefer that version's cosmetics and while I see the "null" error in the Error Console, I see zero effects on layout or search results but I also never search Google while "logged in". I do perform "advanced searches" but strictly via URL snips or Proxomitron. -
My Browser Builds (Part 4)
NotHereToPlayGames replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
The very last "section" basically allows you to add any .css that you want. Granted, my Google experience is also heavily Stylus'd so I did not test this independent of my Stylus userstyle. In bold is the tiny mod I made - <excerpt> // And some additional styles let styles = ` <style type="text/css"> #restored-pagination.AaVjTc { margin: 30px auto 30px; } #restored-pagination.AaVjTc td { padding: 0; text-align: center; } #restored-pagination.AaVjTc a:link { color: ${isDarkMode ? "#8ab4f8" : "#4285f4"}; font-weight: normal; } #restored-pagination .SJajHc { background: url(/images/nav_logo321_hr.webp) no-repeat; background-size: 167px; overflow: hidden; background-position: 0 0; height: 40px; display: block; } #restored-pagination .NVbCr { cursor: pointer; } #restored-pagination .YyVfkd { color: ${isDarkMode ? "#bdc1c6" : "#202124"}; font-weight: normal; } .T7sFge { display: none; } </style> `; </excerpt> -
"Windows Security Centre service can't be started" W10 Pro
NotHereToPlayGames replied to Lord Voldemort's topic in Windows 10
Nice new nugget, thanks. Though I'm having to stick with an older version (3.0.5578) [3.0.5988 also works]. For some reason, GPU% doesn't work for 3.0.6040 and higher, technically only tried on this one computer so far. -
My Browser Builds (Part 4)
NotHereToPlayGames replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
What did you see as buggy in the sp00n version? I like the sp00n version better but I did have to modify it slightly but only to remove the "More results" at the bottom of only page 1. -
Anyone have a screenshot of what this flag looks like - "A persistent flag is now available to ensure that the system handles titlebar drawing on Windows 10: #disable-windows-10-custom-titlebar." ? If not, no worries, I just won't be able to get it into a VM until over the weekend. Disregard. Found this and it's NOT what I thought this flag was gonna do. I was hoping that a traditional title bar had returned to Chrome-based Supermium. Everyone has their preference, of course, and yeah, I'm Old School, I'm just not a fan of Chrome not having a "real" title bar. Monitors are too big and way cheaper than they used to be, I don't mind losing a TINY portion of "real estate" for the sake of a "real" title bar and a "real" status bar.
- 1,239 replies
-
- Server 2008
- software
-
(and 1 more)
Tagged with:
-
Agreed. I'm actually one of them. It would take two hands and one foot to count the digits of times where MSFN Members have "disliked" the manner in which my OCD manages my PMs. "Not my problem" At any rate - @Sampei.Nihira, any guidance you may have on implementing the webp patch for 360Chrome browsers would be helpful. I could very likely "learn it" on my own, to be honest, but the priority on doing that is very very VERY low and other 360Chrome users would "probably" prefer to not wait that long, lol.
- 126 replies
-
1
-
- Zero Day
- Dixels topic
-
(and 3 more)
Tagged with:
-
It's a standard forum practice - we are storing "our files" on "their hardware" so they do have to protect storage space from being abused. If your attachments are "pictures", you can upload them to a file hosting service but I admit that I seldom (if ever) do that because then a post that would have taken 15 seconds now takes 15 minutes. I don't always "have" those 15 minutes.
-
Thanks. I do have a file called libwebp-1.3.2 - webp patch.zip (I don't recall if I renamed it on my end or not) that was provided by an MSFN Member for the purposes of patching 360Chrome. But that same MSFN Member has not answered any PMs since October 1 (the timestamp on my downloaded patch which inside is dated September 13). So this seems to have fallen upon a degree of "I have to teach myself how to implement the patch" which is simply not a priority "in my life". Maybe some day - because I felt "safe" on XP because hackers tend not to waste their time with such a small subset of society, but I do not have the sense of security (real or perceived) now that I'm on Win10.
- 126 replies
-
- Zero Day
- Dixels topic
-
(and 3 more)
Tagged with:
-
My view will be different than yours but still basically the same process. Click the down-arrow by your name then click the My Attachments menu item. Then delete all of the attachments that are no longer needed. Whatever post you were in the middle of that you couldn't upload will likely need started over after freeing storage space by deleting no-longer-needed attachments.
-
What software are you using for voice chat on XP?
NotHereToPlayGames replied to sparty411's topic in Windows XP
My Google Voice doesn't use verification codes. It's strictly username and password without any two-step BS. But it could be because my fake throwaway Google email address dates way back to 2004 when somebody that already had a Google account had to "invite" me to open a Google account. I admit that I kind of have no clue what is involved in opening new Google accounts nowadays. -
What software are you using for voice chat on XP?
NotHereToPlayGames replied to sparty411's topic in Windows XP
<excerpt> Account creation requires an iOS or Android device regardless of the platform intended to be used. </excerpt> That rules me out. I don't own an iOS or Android device. -
What software are you using for voice chat on XP?
NotHereToPlayGames replied to sparty411's topic in Windows XP
What is "Telegram" ??? Is it something like MS Teams that you have to "invite" the recipient to join? Is it something that I can type in a PHONE NUMBER and it will send an SMS?