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ArcticFoxie, can I question the topic?
And which browser outside of 360EE do you think is the best? I think that sooner or later I will have to leave 360EE.0 -
45 minutes ago, ArcticFoxie said:
There are others, but my primary tests are BrowserAudit, Speedometer 1.0, Speedometer 2.0, Basemark Web 3.0, Kraken 1.1, SunSpider 1.0.2, and PassMark AppTimer.
If you truly monitor browser performance (including Basilisk, Serpent, Pale Moon, New Moon, Mypal, Sleipnir, Maxthon, you name it), you will find that browser performance PEAKED in 2018 and have yet to return to those performance levels.
It's been downhill ever since.
So it becomes a balancing act of performance, functionality, and stability.
ArcticFoxie, I fully support. This is true.
47 minutes ago, ArcticFoxie said:I actually prefer v13 builds 1006, 1032, 1054, 1088, and 1106 all over build 2206 but I had to satisfy both YouTube users and XP x86 SP2 users and build 2206 was the best balance at the time.
I don't actually use the "latest and greatest" for v12 either - I base my build on build 1247 despite there being "newer" builds 1322, 1412, 1458, 1476, 1478, 1502, 1567, and 1592 (at my last count).
Nor do I use the "latest and greatest" for my v11 - I base my build on build 2031 despite there being "newer" builds 2052, 2140, and 2251 (at my last count).
I also used versions of the 11th and 12th branches for a very long time. Yes, they are lighter and faster than the 13th branch, this is undeniable. This can be seen on my car too. From the 11th branch I liked 11.0.2216.0, from the 12th branch - 12.0.1053.0 and 12.0.1247.0. But the problems with opening different sites gradually increased. Therefore, I had to switch to the 13th branch.
Sorry for my english. :-)
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ArcticFoxie, if we come back to the question of versions... :-)
Did you compare 360EE 13.0.2206 and 13.0.2250/56? We're not talking about security updates at all right now. In terms of speed and memory consumption, they do not differ. Like all versions within the 13th branch. Why 2206? What is fundamentally better in it? Or did it just appear earlier? Yes, in later versions, "Developer Tools" is translated into Chinese. But there is an option to include English.
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ArcticFoxie, I will not use 360EE on the 95 core either. I will sit on the 86 core until the last, as far as possible. Although I have Windows 7 and 8GB of memory.
Simply, over time, Google is forcibly trying to squeeze everyone out of old browsers and old systems. Websites are getting big, clumsy with a lot of new unnecessary technologies and scripts.
Classic WEB died long ago. Unfortunately.0 -
ArcticFoxie, I agree with you.
Newer doesn't mean better. I have a lot of old programs. The kind that I need. Without unnecessary functionality.A new version 360EE has been released - beta version 21.0 64-bit, on a new 95 chromo-core. Windows XP is no longer supported. Flash is no longer supported. The 13th series was the last one to have support for Windows XP. The Chinese also surrendered...
The browser still accepts crx extensions. There is also a change of encoding.
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If the 13th branch of the 360EE browser is being discussed, they are constantly talking about version 2206.
Tell me, why is this version 13.0.2206 better than version 13.0.2256? Is there something important?In the latest versions of the 13th branch of the browser, critical vulnerabilities were closed.
P.S. I use this browser not because I have Windows XP, it's just convenient and highly customizable. I have Windows 7 64-bit.
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Extreme Explorer 360 Chromium 78-86 General Discussion
in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
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Besides 360EE, I like Cent Browser. Among the chromoclones, they have no equal. In terms of functionality, settings and convenience. Vivaldi doesn't count. It is slow, has a heavy hinged interface on the framework (practically, the browser works in the browser). There are a lot of unnecessary things in it. Mozilla and its clones are now worse at work. Now WEB is Google. Mozilla is also very eager to become Chrome.