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nicolaasjan
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Thanks! Just tested it and it works for the most part. Only glitch I saw, is the Web Developer submenu... Looks like this: But instead should look like this:
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Blocked here by default (Pale Moon 29.1.1; Linux)...: And in New Moon (28.10.3a1; XP) as well:
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I used the Dutch language pack, but I'm afraid the above method is a bit to complicated for me... Doesn't matter to much though, because I can understand English quite well.
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I see... Strange things happening there indeed. I mentioned the CookieKeeper add-on in that thread and even got a (not rude) answer from M.A.T.... But I'm not affected by the blacklist at all:
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@VistaLover To work around that stupid extension blocking: Turn it off completely in Preferences ---> Security [Edit} By the way, the Wayback Archive saved this strange Pale Moon page: https://web.archive.org/web/20210401105659/http://www.palemoon.org/
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Just tried it in a Windows 7 VM snapshot with the 32bit NL version, and about:support looks complete here. [Edit] That was the official installer. Will try with the portable one. Wait a moment. [Edit2] Looks normal again.
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No problems here. I apply the Security Only Quality Updates and Cumulative Security Updates for Internet Explorer 9. http://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=2021-03+server+2008 For Vista x64 you have to apply a workaround to install the Internet Explorer updates: - start cmd as administrator - change location to the folder that contain msu file, example cd /d C:\updates - copy/paste and execute these commands (preferably one by one) mkdir .\tmp expand.exe -f:*Windows*.cab *kb5000800-x64*.msu . >nul expand.exe -f:* *kb5000800-x64*.cab .\tmp &
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But that one requires you to manually combine the video and audio streams with ffmpeg, which yt-dlp does automagically... B.t.w., if you need ffmpeg for Windows XP/Vista, you can use the one from here, made by a compatriot of mine.
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I use yt-dlp (fork of youtube-dl), which supports downloading from more than 1000 supported sites and from a lot of unsupported sites with the generic extractor. I integrated it in the browser context menu with the help of the "Open With" extension (can be obtained via CAA). Very convenient!
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(Offtopic) What's the SFN userscript? Is it for downloading video's?
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Dropbox links still work, but only after you modify them like this: https://www.dropbox.com/s/zjkrwoupc5vr4sx/screenshot_test.png?dl=0 Has to be changed to: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/zjkrwoupc5vr4sx/screenshot_test.png Has to be clicked on however; doesn't display. And then do "insert image from URL".
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You can download these codecs separately as well and put them in the New Moon program folder. From the FAQ:
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If you're blocking third party sh*t by default in uBO or uMatrix/NoScript, does this list give you more protection?
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You mean specifically for YouTube? I use YouTube Lazy Load . Work well here. [Edit] I see: Warning! Only old YouTube design is supported at the moment. I have protected the "PREF" cookie (which also stores the autoplay toggle) from deletion when the browser closes, with the help of the CookieKeeper extension. (from the classic Add-Ons Archive; caa:addon/cookiekeeper)
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Just FYI, Firefox 82.0: 66.6 ± 1.1
