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  1. On 4/18/2024 at 12:22 AM, Dave-H said:

    On another subject, I've noticed when trying to add a file to a post here using Supermium, I get this -

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    No option to actually select a file, the 'Dump Folder' folder shown definitely has files in it!
    Thankfully, dragging and dropping does work.
    :yes:

    It's a bug ,I told to the developer some days ago

  2. 17 hours ago, Dave-H said:

    That's exactly what it is, it's an ancient 16 bit program called 'Run'!
    I use it as a program launcher on Windows XP and Windows 98.
    I'll keep an eye out for problems with Superium 122 and report anything I find.
    :yes:

    I have been used this named VStart for more than 10 years, but it only have chinese, someone use Rolan/Claunch and so on,but I still think VStart is the best for me 

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  3. 12 hours ago, Dave-H said:

    Well, I'm still not having any luck. :no:

    I've now installed Superium 122 in a separate folder, completely clean with no extensions and a new clean profile.
    Superium 121 is still running fine.

    Still just getting the STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION error all the time in 122.
    Research brings up the general consensus that this is caused by faulty RAM, which I'm sure isn't the problem here!
    Whatever the cause, it is a memory addressing issue.

    Sometimes it works for a moment, and I see what I'm seeing here -

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    If I dismiss the foreground error message, the browser immediately goes to the STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION error.

    Anyone any ideas?
    :dubbio:

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    What's this software,it looks like a quick start tool

    Supermium 122 still have a big problem: on some website we can't upload picture and attachment

  4. 20 hours ago, Dave-H said:

    I've also now tried Thorium 122, and that works, albeit not using my Supermium profile.
    As far as I can see, it's superficially identical to Supermium as far as the GUI is concerned, just with 'Supermium' replaced with 'Thorium' in the text!
    Unless it's got worthwhile changes under the bonnet compared with Superium, I can see no compelling reason to use it instead of Superium.
    Now back with Superium 121.
    Can anyone report Superium 122 working for them on XP 32 bit?
    :dubbio:

    I use the Supermium 122, some times youtube video can't play, but the other time is OK

  5. 2 hours ago, XPerceniol said:

    I think Supermium is going to be a very logical choice for those using 2000 or XP, but I do wonder how many people will still be stuck on XP this time next year. Once my hardware fails and I have to get something new, I'd likely NOT install XP again because I think it had its day and were just waiting for the same reason (refusal to update/upgrade hardware)....

    Same to you , I still use XP because my PC is too old, if my laptop was broken, i have to buy a new one, it must be can't install xp

  6. On 4/7/2024 at 8:16 AM, Dave-H said:

    Found a problem today when scrolling through my Instagram feed using Supermium.
    It got to a certain point, and then froze, and the tab crashed, saying it was out of memory!
    I tried again, looking at the RAM usage, and as I scrolled, it went up and up until it reached 98%, at which point the browser froze.
    So, not too great on XP 32 bit where you can only have just less that 3GB of RAM available!
    I would have thought that it would have started paging to the system drive rather than crashing out, but obviously not.
    :no:
     

    Maybe 360EEis the better choice?

  7. 14 hours ago, NotHereToPlayGames said:

    I always have to laugh when people use acronyms that may be everyday knowledge for their inner circle but that others have never heard of.

    I seriously thought this "FUD" meant "F'd Up Display" (ie, web page not rendered correctly) and it was acronymized (yes, I made up that word) because the "F Word" is not allowed here at MSFN.

    In China, many peole use acronyms on the social media, but other people don't know, so some people hate it,like me...

  8. 5 hours ago, xrayer said:

    >NotHereToPlayGames

    I had normally some other running apps and bkgnd process e.g. of vmware ~ 45 processes and the rest was chrome.exe of Supermium. E.g. now I have only 6 tabs and there are 12 chrome.exe

    >hidao

    I don't like to, I also use some older SW linked with HW that don't run on new Windows. If everything would be ideal compatible I could run Win 10/11 and don't messing on MSFN with some alternate browsers and other XP hacks... :)

    I see, if my HW could be faster, I'll use Win7,because lots of software doesn't support XP

  9. 7 hours ago, xrayer said:

    Probably not the fastest for older machines but on my i7 it's OK. I run it heavy memory load with multiple tabs and after it exhausted entire free memory it silently crashed, leaving 4 zombie chrome.exe processes. But it's better than getting win32k.sys BSOD :)

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    it like XP x64, why don't you us Win7, my laptop is too old, it work faster with xp than win7

  10. 4 hours ago, NotHereToPlayGames said:

    Humming Owl abandoned his a very very long time ago.  He even has a post here somewhere stating that he will no longer be updating any of his modified browsers.

    He did use public archive sites so despite the project being "abandonware", the downloads are still available.

    I have abandoned all EXCEPT the Redux release.  Despite being on Win10 nowadays, I still use my own Redux release the vast majority of the time (with Official Ungoogled Chromium v114 the remainder of the time).

    I actually PREFER 360Chrome to Ungoogled Chromium v114 even though 360Chrome is SLOWER.  I prefer the drag-and-drop auto-maximize, I prefer the ease of customizing the GUI, I prefer the ease of customizing context menus, the list is endless.

    And perhaps at the VERY TOP of that list, 360Chrome has a TITLE BAR!  I really really hate hate HATE how Chrome abandoned a real TITLE BAR!

    It's not quite to the point of triggering a migraine or a seizure of some sort, but I NEED TITLE BARS!  :cool:

    Same as you, I love the tittle bar too...

  11. 3 hours ago, xrayer said:

    Aha, so it's some minor patches around old chromium core (chrome.dll)? So there are multiple forks based on different chrome.dll developed simultaneously? Or did author decided to revert to older chrome.dll? Why not keep them for download?

    It seems that MiniBrowser_1.0.0.127 uses the newest chrome.dll available on XP - 87.0.4280.66 but it's something different fork.

    It's still confusing how many forks there are and which ones are alive and which are abandond...

    There have a new project named Chromium 115 for xp,you can try:

    https://msfn.org/board/topic/182876-360-extreme-explorer-modified-version/?do=findComment&comment=1255910

  12. 7 hours ago, XPerceniol said:

    I feel the only reason I haven't had this BSOD on any of my browsers (Mypal / 360 Chrome / New Moon 28) is because I don't try to enable hardware acceleration. My aged hardware is so crappy that its better to leave the software to pick up the slack.

    Agreed with you ,if the hardware is too old ,we'd better to disable the hardware acceleration

  13. On 1/23/2024 at 12:54 PM, xrayer said:

    Hi, after a bit more extensive usage of ExtremeExplorer360 under WinXP (after some 20+ tabs opened or longer maps panning and zooming) I got this win32k.sys BSOD. I think it maybe the same problem as with MyPal68 where many users complained about the BSOD that came very easily. For MyPal there's an option: layers.omtp.enabled = false that eliminates the BSOD. Is there similar option for EE360/chromium that would solve this issue?

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    On winxp,this often happened about the .sys BSOD... 

  14. 3 hours ago, NotHereToPlayGames said:

    You should note that it is a beta version of what is planned to be a paid-for product.  It is not planned to be a "free web browser".

    Sorry, i did not notice that, and maybe i don't care it

    2 hours ago, djole123 said:

    I tried it for a bit, it seems a bit sluggish when loading pages for the first time, but it does get better over time. Probably something to do with caching, the browser is in early stages so quirks are probably going to get polished up over time.

    Some people have already shared concerns that this is a paid Chinese product, but in my book that's fine. All the majors Chinese vendors have axed XP, it's from a solo developer, and there's probably still a huge amount of XP users and businesses in China that would gladly pay a small fee to continue using their existing solutions.

    It's quite a miracle that it even exists, honestly :lol:

    It's a miracle, i agree with you, but we don't have so many XP as I know, or those XPs don't need to the new brower, even those XPs didn't link in the internet

  15. 21 hours ago, NotHereToPlayGames said:

    I do this via Proxomitron.

    But for the non-Proxo 360Chrome user, I can follow @Dixel's suggestion and upload a revision within the next day or two.  I'd likely only upload a new rev for build 13.5.2036 as it is the only version I still use.

    Unknown which versions we still have MSFN Members using.

    It's updated to 13.5.0.2044...

     

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