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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.

https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/search?q=browser.search.geoip.url&path=&case=false&regexp=false The only mention of the preference in source code is a leftover from a testing file. They've removed it. It makes no reason to set it.

I decided to apply all of them for 129.0.2. Except for browser.search.geoip.url, because there exists no mention of it in the source code

idk lol

@NotHereToPlayGames I took a look at betterfox, and came up with a few more things to disable. Since you're the one that wants it the most, what do you think I should do with these? Captive portal: (I would want to keep this since it might confuse people at a hotel or somewhere that has a captive portal. However it's not that big I guess idk.) user_pref("captivedetect.canonicalURL To disable, set to (blank) user_pref("network.captive-portal-service.enabled To disable, set to false user_pref("network.connectivity-service.enabled To disable, set to false Extension blocklist: (Security feature I guess. Not sure if there really are that many "bad" extensions anymore or how someone would get one. Is this worth keeping enabled?) extensions.blocklist.enabled To disable, set to false Browser geolocation: (I hate location tracking myself, but users might want that idk) browser.search.geoip.url To disable, set to false

Forgot to post this here, 1.21 working on XP. https://board.eclipse.cx/viewtopic.php?t=707

Firefox or Gecko is my main, I don't use Chromium unless I need to. I don't want 7 to end up like XP/Vista where it took ages to get beyond 52 (or 53 for Vista), and outside of r3dfox on Vista, the only other backport is 68. Yes, I know Mypal 68 has gone past 68 in compatibility, but still some sites are fussy with it, and it's gotten too buggy for me to use as my main anymore. I haven't touched Chromium source code, but from what I've heard, it seems much harder to mod or maintain. I think Chromium only has more forks and mods because it's more popular and BSD licensed, so you could close source or charge for your product, while Firefox is MPL which is very similar to GPL. human greed moment

I use three Firefox based browsers for different tasks, and it's been a while since I've needed to open up Chromium.

New Moon 28 is a fork of 52, before a lot of the telemetry, and upstream or Pale Moon is worked on by a team of people. I am one person that is pretty dumb working on the much bigger latest Firefox codebase and I update from upstream instead of sticking to one old version.

That is why I say "Less telemetry than regular Firefox" I don't think it's possible to fully disable it all.

I have too much stuff to do, I wanted to finish 128 ESR yesterday, and it's looking like it will be done maybe tomorrow. Since it's not a core issue, I'd rather not put work into it since there are bigger issues or other stuff that is better to look into. I'd accept any pr's that fix the issue or help though.

I'd like to reduce the amount there is to nothing or minimal for it to work, but I'm not sure how. It's portable as in I can take it from one computer to another and it just works. I have no idea what it does to the system nor do I particularly care as it works and I don't have the time to look into it. All my addons work for me. I suggest using uBlock Origin btw.

I really wanted to name this "My browser builds of roytam1's browser builds (Part 1)" to be funny, but I figure it makes more sense to give the names. This started since I wanted Interlink Mail & News but portable. Then I figured since I'm already forking UXP, I might as well build UXP stuffs too. So that's what happened. Eclipse Mail or eMail is my own fork of Interlink Mail & News, or mailnews. Some advantages over upstream are installer and true portable variants, compatible with IA-32 i686 class hardware, more optimizations, and the use of SQL instead of DBM for better compatibility with upstream profiles. Main download: https://github.com/Eclipse-Community/eMail/releases Alternative download: https://sourceforge.net/projects/email/files/ Eclipse Lun3r is my own fork of Pale Moon or New Moon. Some advantages over upstream are installer and true portable variants, more optimizations, features from Mypal like duplicate tab, experimental and very broken e10s support (it works better in Hydra), and the use of SQL instead of DBM for better compatibility with upstream profiles. Main download: https://github.com/Eclipse-Community/UXP/releases Alternative download: https://sourceforge.net/projects/lun3r/files/ Eclipse Hydra is my own fork of Basilisk or Serpent. Some advantages over upstream are installer and true portable variants, more optimizations, features from Mypal like duplicate tab, experimental e10s support, and the use of SQL instead of DBM for better compatibility with upstream profiles. Main download: https://github.com/Eclipse-Community/UXP/releases Alternative download: https://sourceforge.net/projects/lun3r/files/ I don't guarantee consistent updates, or work on fixing features like e10s or WebExtensions. I am too busy with r3dfox and other projects to dive into that. If you run into any bugs or issues, please report it on GitHub under the issues tab. I am more likely to get to it and remember to fix it if it's there. If you don't have a GitHub account, here is fine too though.

If you tell me how to disable or remove it, I will. This, some are dumb enough to get jumpy at basic compressed files.

I guess my E7250 is PS/2 only as it just works. I also didn't have the charger issue, however I don't have a working battery so might be that idk.

Something cool would be QT 5.7+ and 6.x backported to XP. Then after that, a fork of nheko compatible with XP. I'm fairly certain VLC still supports XP. Although I would be interested in a fork of the last 2.x version with the newer codecs in 3.x. VLC 3 is a bit too buggy for my liking. At that point, just install One Core API. I'd make exceptions for stuff like DirectWrite as using DWrite.dll from OCAPI or Wine would theoretically benefit Vista+ too. I would rather the main codebase be made compatible with XP.

That's 5445? I guess that could work, I would need to try it when I have time to put the XP SSD back in.

That makes no sense. 5437 should be Sandy/Ivy Bridge only, or at least the version I have is.

That makes me realize I forgot to send version, I tested 6.14.10.5445. What version is this beta you tried?

PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_1616&SUBSYS_062D1028&REV_09 I did also test x86, however it was Server 2003 x86. No BSOD, but code 10

I have both x86 and x64 working on my E7250 Now I need Broadwell drivers which I can't seem to find. Unable to get iGPU to work under XP.

If it's the new theme, it can be disabled.

By the way, do you have something similar for 2003 x86?

I tried acpiSkull2.sys, and it works Thank you. Btw which one would be the best to use in general? acpiSkull2.sys or acpiSkullXPSp2bit64.sys?