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Dixel

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  1. In this a case, maybe try to make it shorter? If you patched the header with new method, can also test it here. https://swifttls.org/ My result below.
  2. No, I meant it's served highly compressed, not lossless. That's the whole idea behind the usage of webp, to save the bandwidth, and to hell with the quality.
  3. Yep, looks like you're right, I don't see any links to the actual webp they declare to "test", I switched to basic HTML to show it, but for some reason it is now in German!
  4. You are right technically speaking, but the sneaky K-Lite embeds itself such deep into OS, for example it suggests to replace/disable the original Microsoft AVC codec, when you run the installer with "advanced" settings. After the installation, all apps will now use the K-lite codecs, not the system ones. Even the windows player! @Cocodile is right. Integrating the preview of webp into explorer is the best way to get infected.
  5. NHS Digital and NHS England already declared it to be "medium". https://digital.nhs.uk/cyber-alerts/2023/cc-4376 CVE-2023-4863 Threat ID: CC-4376 Threat Severity: Medium Published: 12 September 2023 2:03 PM
  6. At the OS level, uninstall all third party codecs, if you have any, ASAP. Any codec sets that add webp codec to the OS (K-lite and the such). Also, I suggest to uninstall all VP8 codec iterations, since it's basically the same with webp. For example, the famous French VLC player doesn't need any codecs in the system, it has its own.
  7. Obviously don't use Windows gallery anymore, pick some old software without webp format, to browse pics on your PC/laptop. Then make that programme default, so you won't accidentally open webp with native windows tools. I use the famous German NERO 8 (yes very old, 2007 or so). It doesn't know what webp is, so If I click on webp, even without extension, it doesn't know what to do with it.
  8. What does the test page tell you? Post the screenshot please. Did you disable Client Hints? After the edit it should be. image/avif,image/apng,image/apng,image/svg+xml,image/ It's the header which tells the sites what's your browser can accept.
  9. Here, all here. https://msfn.org/board/topic/185031-webp-virus-fears-nightmares-suggestions-or-exodus-from-the-internet/
  10. I can suggest, as a quick fix, to search chrome.dll and replace all occurrences of "webp,image" with "apng,image", without quotes. Use any HEX edit software, make a backup before! With this dirty, nasty hack, your browser supposed to not accept webp virus, though I don't know if the website you visit don't support any other formats, so test it and report here! You aren't losing anything, since it's a junk, low quality format, to begin with. And what are you gonna do? Please share your fears, suggestions, opinions. Check here: OLD (before the edit) image/avif,image/webp,image/apng,image/svg+xml,image/ NEW (after the edit) image/avif,image/apng,image/apng,image/svg+xml,image/ https://www.amiunique.org/fingerprint This will make you unique, so proceed with caution, good luck!
  11. I found the problematic script which causes this, tagging @win32, since he also might be interested! It's just yet another bug in Chromium 111. "Can confirm the crash at settings." https://github.com/ungoogled-software/ungoogled-chromium/pull/2262
  12. It's like @Cocodilesaid, one hell of a coincidence to be just a "speculation". How do you know about AI? Do you work with it? Yes, I agree with you, let's hope the Kamshersky gang don't show up here, without them we're having a nice, calm conversation. And I'm pretty sure @Cocodilewas joking about punishments, he will let you go free.
  13. Many companies these days observe what's going on with their PR on social media with the help of AI, so the theory is quite valid. Chrome devs look like the ones who would it. Example, Opera has embedded AI for several versions already. But like I wrote before, we have to wait, because 119 is still beta.
  14. Agree, and it's a nice overclocker board too.
  15. 100% possible to make it work! This precise list of tested and working Win 98 boards includes that G41 chipset, like on Asus. https://msfn.org/board/topic/175820-modern-motherboards-working-with-windows-98-the-list/
  16. Thanks for the info! Too early to be sure though, since this one is still beta.
  17. It's open to any older Windows 10 versions on which they ditched Chromium, as a consequence we shall see a specific version of Chromium attached to this matter. Simple.
  18. Don't think so. Simple to guess, stable release comes every month now for quite some time. 81 months left.
  19. Sorry, you're wrong, win32 was born several years after Win98. And the folks that modded Win98 could be in a very bad shape now. Not all, of course.
  20. As of now, 1607 seems to be the bare minimum. Some say 1511 can be modded. But the interest in 1511 is almost zero, since it's out of support and had no LTSB version.
  21. Worn out, old HDD had been over-stressed with chkdsk and died.
  22. Asrock 775i65G seems nicer, though I's search for a mobo that supports FSB1333.
  23. Enjoy: https://msfn.org/board/topic/185023-future-of-chromium-on-older-windows-10-versions-and-rtm/
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