D.Draker

This is your theory, There's no punctuation marks, nothing that would support it. Microsoft calls them "UEFI/GPT-based hard drive", motherboard manufactures remove "/gpt-based" and it becomes just "UEFI HDD", "UEFI CD" and so on. You're not agree with the new, official MS terminology? Sue them. While at it, don't forget to deal with the Chinese, for their poor English. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/manufacture/desktop/configure-uefigpt-based-hard-drive-partitions?view=windows-11

First, it's not my mobo we are talking about, second - it's how MS calls them now. It's how they call them at tomshardware.com. "HDD not showing up as UEFI" https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/hdd-not-showing-up-as-uefi.2648298/ I'm not sure why such reaction, honestly. I don't even argue with you, jaclaz, many things in modern life don't make sense, but I'm not the inventor of them. And here more screenshots. Look - "UEFI hard disk". or just "hard disk". I also saw "normal HDD", too! Sue the Chinese then, maybe? Write a complaint to MS? I'm sure the new guy is also not the inventor of that nouveau terminology.

In all modern MOBOs it's called "UEFI hard disk drive", not "UEFI/GPT-based hard drive". Some mobos just say "UEFI HDD". Here's a screengrab.

Russian repack which is the base of this browser, didn't have that module. But perhaps I missed something and you made it from scratch? I just don't know, sorry. Dixel's 1030 build didn't have that module, I don't even know what you're talking about. Dixel's build also has all search engines and redirects removed from chrome.dll.

It's Microsoft jargon, motherboard manufacturers closely follow the nouveau English, it's like here at MSFN, no actual block function, but "ignore". Lemme help the new fella, here's the right Microsoft link. "UEFI/GPT-based hard drive ..." It's what they call now inside many (if not all) newer motherboards. What was the newest mobo you had recent encounters with, jaclaz? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/manufacture/desktop/configure-uefigpt-based-hard-drive-partitions?view=windows-11

How is this relevant?

Dave confirmed it works with his version. Is it not enough for you? Well, then here I attached another screenshot. The folder I uploaded also works with 1030 just fine, I'm ignoring the rest of the post. Please let me know if you need any further assistance, here at MSFN - we aim to please.

No prob., but like I said, two years of usage from 2020 to the early 2022, I never noticed any suspicious behaviour, but you're very welcome to check!

@Dave-H, done! I cleared up my old attachments, and it now fits here. errorpage.zip

Gladly, unfortunately no such function for simple peasants. The only function it has, "insert image from URL".

I'm not sure why you react this way, I was just trying to help Dave by answering his question! I don't even use this browser for several years, but I still have a working version of it. If @Dave-H wants it, I can share it, no problem, I'll send it to any junk/temp mail, if Dave gives me one, I don't ask/want/need Dave's real/good email. I just don't have any sharing website accounts to upload it.

I've edited the post abaove, look at the screenshot, perhaps you will figure out whose release it was by the modification dates. But it worked without errors!

Just a hint, probably would be better to take it from the other release by @Humming Owl, it should be in English.

This functionality can be restored by adding the errorpage.zip folder from, let's say any 12th version, I din't see any "Chinese telemetry web sites" inside that folder. There are 3 files inside. neterror.css neterror.html neterror.js None of these had "telemetry". That said, I used it from the 12th version, just extract with UniExtractor and add errorpage.zip to the root browser directory (where chrome.dll is located). I'm now adding a screenshot of the files inside. I don't think the files were modified by anyone, one of them is even from 2018, though I don't exactly remember where I got them, probably Dixel gave them to me.

Yes, totally agree, I used IG quite extensively, until they blocked my account, after I tried to login from a cafe with another IP, obviously. I don't understand how people, who often go abroad, what, they're also blocked?

Dave, what happens, if you visit "com", not "co.uk", because I noticed that user gave his link to com version of the site. Thanks.

How would you then explain that Dave uses the default UA? Everything works for him.

first need to run sc stop wuauserv and only then sc delete wuauserv USAGE: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/133883/stop-and-start-a-service-via-batch-or-cmd-file

Officially it doesn't, I think the question was about the official support. For 116 to start, it needs to be done like this. I also saw some reports of video decoding/playback troubles. The installer of 116 is blocked for anything below Win 10. About the video and text problems, I can't confirm or deny, I don't use Firefox myself. https://www.reddit.com/r/windows7/comments/15i9dfd/firefox_116_on_windows_7/

It's not a problem. github most common IP where they call, just block 'em. 185.199.108.154 github.githubassets.com 140.82.113.22 central.github.com 185.199.108.133 desktop.githubusercontent.com 185.199.108.153 assets-cdn.github.com 185.199.108.133 camo.githubusercontent.com 185.199.108.133 github.map.fastly.net 199.232.5.194 github.global.ssl.fastly.net 140.82.113.3 gist.github.com 185.199.108.153 github.io 140.82.113.4 github.com 140.82.112.5 api.github.com 185.199.108.133 raw.githubusercontent.com 185.199.108.133 user-images.githubusercontent.com 185.199.108.133 favicons.githubusercontent.com 185.199.108.133 avatars5.githubusercontent.com 185.199.108.133 avatars4.githubusercontent.com 185.199.108.133 avatars3.githubusercontent.com 185.199.108.133 avatars2.githubusercontent.com 185.199.108.133 avatars1.githubusercontent.com 185.199.108.133 avatars0.githubusercontent.com 185.199.108.133 avatars.githubusercontent.com 140.82.112.9 codeload.github.com 52.216.20.235 github-cloud.s3.amazonaws.com 52.216.84.40 github-com.s3.amazonaws.com 52.216.98.107 github-production-release-asset-2e65be.s3.amazonaws.com 52.216.168.123 github-production-user-asset-6210df.s3.amazonaws.com 52.217.195.177 github-production-repository-file-5c1aeb.s3.amazonaws.com 185.199.108.153 githubstatus.com 64.71.144.202 github.community 185.199.108.133 media.githubusercontent.com

I remember, when I actively used 360explorer in 2021, my uBlock (that was not installed in developer mode), I simply dragged and dropped the .crx file, got itself updated to a newer version, which then acted slowly. Also, "normally" installed (crx drag and drop) extensions' update behaviour pattern is heavily dependent on the used UA.

Not only Home, unfortunately. "Windows Update Turns Itself Back On – How To Fix" "Now, here comes the question, what if Windows Update turns itself back on? This problem occurs now and then and has bothered a lot of users. Noticing this, I decide to provide some practical solutions to stop the Windows Update service." https://www.minitool.com/news/fix-windows-update-turns-itself-back-on.html

I never tried them myself, though I am under the impression any somewhat modern browser should do video accelerating for decades now. Esp. on Nvidia and Intel GPU.

There's a trick not everyone knows, all unpacked extensions that were then installed in "developer mode", will never update themselves in any Chrome. This extractor will do the job, I use UniExtract 2 to extract .crx extensions. https://github.com/Bioruebe/UniExtract2 Universal Extractor 2 v2.0.0 RC 3 The method is proven to work 100%.

I can't see such official statements anywhere on the site. Nothing in the rules either.