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Could try https://catbox.moe/ for quick uploads, or https://archive.org/ for longer term storage.

Try going to about:support and click the Clear Startup Cache button. If the issue still occurs, try the browser without the userChrome.css theme you have.

Gonna need a little more info than that. What version, OS, and OS theme?

I'll be getting ESR 128.7.0 out before 135. I'm doing some research that required me to work on the 128 branch, and while I'm here I figure I'll make 128.7.0 while I'm at it. Don't know when 128.8 will come out, that depends on Mozilla, and then for me to have time for it. I think this is a Firefox feature. If you use the r3dfox theme, the icons should be separate.

https://github.com/Eclipse-Community/r3dfox/releases/tag/v128.6.0

I probably won't make a 134 or a true new version for a while, but I figured I would update ESR since that's a simple rebase. I fired up the ESR VM, and apparently I made a 128.5 and never published it. I don't remember if there was something wrong or if I just forgot I did it. I guess I'll just rebase to latest 128 ESR and build that and see what it's like.

I forgot there was a thread like this here. I only got notified now that I'm in the process of configuring an email server again and I got some emails now. Basically I had to migrate to another server while I was still in the process of setting it up, which means there's some bugs. Periodically giving an error 500 is one of these bugs. I'm not sure what causes this exactly, but my temp workaround is to cron job restart the server every so often. So if it occurs, the server will automatically restart the process and fix the issue after a bit.

I did try previously modding the DanielK driver to work with any controller and it didn't go too well. My VM BSOD'd at shutdown after installing, and when I tried adding it to setup with txtsetup.oem it bluescreens on Ryzen.

smh my head

idk github is funny I don't think my modifications are extensive enough to modify any real code count by more than like 0.1%

accessibility.force_disabled I build with ac_add_options --disable-accessibility, so not applicable here. app.shield.optoutstudies.enabled is already set to false. beacon.enabled is still true since it seems to be a web standard, and I don't want to break anything that may use it. However if it is bad let me know. browser.laterrun.enabled is already set to false. browser.shell.checkDefaultBrowser I want to keep at true because I don't want to confuse new users if they want to set as default and are used to the prompt. browser.slowStartup.notificationDisabled has no mention in the Firefox source code, so would be useless to set. browser.uitour.enabled again seems like something that could confuse new users if disabled, so I'd rather keep it on. default-browser-agent.enabled I build with ac_add_options --disable-default-browser-agent, so not applicable here. extensions.update.* Automatic extension updates are fine, some just need to update like uBlock Origin with everything YouTube is trying to do. I'd rather not mess with rendering stuffs and anger people if the defaults work fine for most.

I assume Mozilla has a reason to not enable this by default. It's not telemetry or anything malicious. The update stuff does not matter here since the updater component is disabled at compile.

idk anything about Chromium, that includes CentBrowser.

Mozilla devs do not revert changes unless it breaks building the browser. Even if the change sucks and nobody likes it.

I was looking back at old posts and saw this. Wow that sounds nice. I would be interested in something similar if it had more expandibility, like more SATA, PCIe, and NVMe.