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  1. On 8/9/2024 at 7:13 PM, NotHereToPlayGames said:

    I've had better luck with Thorium.  Not such luck with Supermium.  Both are early in development so time will tell.

    My remaining XP machines are either dual-core without hyperthreading or Intel Atom processors.  Supermium crashes for me on these XP machines.

    Supermium(122 R4 and 126 R7) is worked very well on XP on my laptop, I3 2450M/4G RAM/500G HDD

  2. 10 hours ago, Dave-H said:

    Yes, I'm well aware of that project, I use it with Supermium on Windows 10!
    It's a great thing, but as you rightly say, it does not work with Windows XP.
    :no:

    Look at this project:https://github.com/yikuaibaiban/GreenChrome (the language is chinese, so you have to translate)

    Chrome_plus is based on it, but you know Chinese goverment, the devloper has caught to the prison before, and then he is banned to use the Internet for some years

    The lastest version:https://www.mediafire.com/file/s5ea6d2m50weon3/GreenChrome6.6.6.7z/file

    I tried it on Supermium 126 R7 on XP, it could be used, but it crashed often

  3. 52 minutes ago, Dave-H said:

    The Portable Registrator program should make it the default browser, or at least register it with Windows so you can do it manually.
    I would try that rather than just using the switch.
    If it were that easy to make it the default browser on XP just by using the switch, there would be no problem, and the developer would have probably built that option in.
    Making a browser the default I think uses a very different mechanism on XP than it does on later versions of Windows.
    :)

    look at this project https://github.com/Bush2021/chrome_plus

    it could mod the data path, and you can use cmdline make it to the defualt broswer, but but but it unuseful to XP

  4. 1 hour ago, Dave-H said:

    No, but you can do that with a switch.
    I use a launcher to run Supermium on XP, and its INI file contains the necessary switch.

    --user-data-dir="D:\Program Files\Supermium\User Data"

    You can also, of course, just add it to the shortcut you use to run the program.
    The disadvantage of that, I found, is that you need to add it to all the places in the registry that the program is run from too.
    I found the launcher solution much easier, as you just run the launcher from the registry and from the shortcut, and the switches are then automatically applied.
    If you need to change them, you can just change them in the launcher's INI file, and job done!
    :)

    I want to make Supermium to the default broswer,and mod the data folder path, portable launcher only can mod the data path,--make default browser only can make it to the default broswer

  5. 1 hour ago, Cixert said:

    default

     

    1 hour ago, Cixert said:

    Thanks, adding "--make default browser" to the Supermium shortcut worked, but only after a reboot. Don't add "--make-default-browser" or Supermium will crash when you launch it.
    At least when I put the hyphens in Supermium doesn't start, I really don't know when the default browser was assigned.

    From what I am investigating you must also manually assign the HTM and HTML extensions to be open with Supermium. But this will not work if the command is not added to direct access, before or after assigning extensions.

    try to run "chrome.exe --make-default-browser",it's  useful on XP for me

  6. 42 minutes ago, D.Draker said:

    "Lite" version is obviously reduced, hence the name, but probably you can't translate slang, it's "light", "lite" is a ghetto slang.

    Either will work with Supermium, so there's no need to use "Lite".

    its name is Lite,not light:https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ublock-origin-lite/ddkjiahejlhfcafbddmgiahcphecmpfh?hl=zh-CN&utm_source=ext_sidebar

     

    42 minutes ago, Sampei.Nihira said:

    The main difference is that uBlock Origin is MV2.
    The others I listed are MV3.

    Raymond Hill will waste no time developing uBlock Origin for Chromium-based browsers after that extension is removed from the Chrome Web Store and the Microsoft Store.

    So unless there are independent developers who will continue the development of a fork of this extension,with a reliability,in my opinion,reduced to at least 50%,sooner or later every user will have to consider this transition.

    Or go elsewhere,DNS blocking,AdGuard for Windows,Chromium-based browsers with native ads/trackers blocking capabilities..........

     

    I see, thankyou, but I remember that many users hate mv3

  7. 40 minutes ago, Sampei.Nihira said:

    Don't you use an ads/tracker blocker as a browser extension?

    uBlock Origin

    uBlock Origin Lite

    AdGuard Adblocker v.5.x

    ................................................

    I have always used uBlock Orign, but what's the defference between them?

  8. 1 hour ago, NotHereToPlayGames said:

    From work, I can only report on the latest official Edge v134 - which "should" be the same exact behavior as official Chrome v134.
    I could check in an official Chrome v134 if really needed, but I would rather not have to spend that much more time on this, to be honest.

     

    The identity page does not work when the flag is enabled (non-default) -

    image.thumb.png.1c3aa67a8dd41a3b7034ac4cf0715a59.png

     

    The identity page does work when the flag is disabled (default) -

    image.thumb.png.0bacbc68786a9903e9cbeedf15fcb739.png

    It's useful to Supermim 126 R7

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  9. 20 hours ago, D.Draker said:

    Well, Dave, CentBrowser is a normal Chrome, it's not Ungoogled. The only difference is the added Chinorussian telemetry and some stunts to make it work on older OS.

    The version based on 118 renders everything just fine,

    In my memory, CentBrower doesn't support to XP

  10. 4 hours ago, Cixert said:

    Does anyone know how to make Supermium the default browser in XP?
    Supermium's help says that it cannot be set as the default browser.
    I have tried to manually assign the htm and html extensions to open by default in Supermium, but despite selecting it in the XP menu Tools+Folder Options instead of opening with Supermium they open with XPchrome.
    I choose the Supermium path in file types
    and a message appears saying that Chromium will be the default application.
    It turns out that Chromium is XPchrome without having chosen it.

    try --make-default-browser

    and there is a plugin could make chrome to a portable software(but it looks unable to use on XP ):

    https://github.com/Bush2021/chrome_plus

  11. On 3/6/2025 at 6:54 AM, Dave-H said:

    Could someone who's using Supermium 126 check this site for me?

    https://www.britishgas.co.uk

    This is how it looks in Firefox 135 (and Edge) -

    Screenshot1.thumb.png.2c61b156eaed6c1e998a88b60f4635ae.png

    This is how it looks in Supermium -

    Screenshot2.thumb.png.91292e6021cdf9b76021f36a40f6d88a.png

    As you can see, the elements above and immediately below the red bar are missing on Supermium, which apart from anything else means that you can't log in.
    Also, some other pages on the site are just showing as white pages in Supermium, and the same pages look fine in Firefox and Edge.
    Notice the big difference in the uBlock Origin count numbers on the two browsers.
    This is probably relevant, but disabling uBlock does not solve the problem!
    It's the same in an incognito window in Supermium too.
    :dubbio:

    Same to you:

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  12. On 1/1/2025 at 12:26 AM, VistaLover said:

    @hidao

    Already contained inside the SE entry posted by D.Draker, you can test your own browser's font fingerprint by loading: 

    https://browserleaks.com/fonts

    (depending on your setup, the font scan and fingerprint calculation may take up to 15s; YMMV...)

    If you're really concerned about font fingerprinting (actually, only a fraction of browser fingerprinting techniques), some extensions are available: 

    https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/font-fingerprint-defender/fhkphphbadjkepgfljndicmgdlndmoke

    and a more powerful one (designed to tackle broader fingerprinting attempts, not just the one based on installed fonts): 

    https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/font-fingerprint-defender/fhkphphbadjkepgfljndicmgdlndmoke

    Read more: https://jshelter.org/fpd/

    Acturelly,i don't care about that...:D

  13. On 12/25/2024 at 3:46 AM, D.Draker said:

    Thank you for the advice, but no, I don't install custom fonts, otherwise the system would be compromised and prone to more extensive fingerprinting.

    What I love in Chinese browsers (Cent, CatsXP), they try to already include most fonts and certificates within them, it's not the case with Supermium, unfortunately.

     

    "otherwise the system would be compromised and prone to more extensive fingerprinting."

     

    You must be kidding me...

  14. 11 hours ago, D.Draker said:

    Yeah, for you, yes, But I don't understand Chinese (or Korean?). I can't even distinguish those two.

    Besides, I heavily damaged one of my eyes, and only one can see somewhat well.

    Probably, will have to resort to the operation.

    Chinese...

    you can install some other fonts,maybe it could help you

  15. On 12/8/2024 at 8:03 AM, j7n said:

    Supermium seems to work well and stable. It will complement New Moon for me.

    I wish the author can implement a normal Settings window with checkboxes because scrolling through those flags on a white hospital wall is overwhelming. There is a lot of stuff to disable, all the security crap and bypassing of my DNS.

    Can we customize the interface to get rid useless toolbar buttons like Enable Experiments and You? How do you get certificates into Supermium? There is no import button like in old browsers. Do you need to reinstall a new version?

    It seems I can disable most of the Secure Preferences to share a profile between two Windows "Disable machine ID". So far I have noticed settings disappearing like in Opera when not in portable mode.

    How do you prevent the Translation prompt from popping up all the time when the page is in English already? I want to have the option to translate when I click a button, but not the floating toolbar pestering me about it.

    The Ungoogled mode is not useful because then I can't access search from anywhere on the UI, nor add Google myself in the UI.

    chrome://settings/languages

    set "Google Translate" to disabled

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