Karla Sleutel

Totally right, interesting observation! "It was dropped in Beta 1 (Build 5112) of Vista for all errors except boot loader errors. It can also be found (but rarely) in early builds of Windows 98, even when it was known as codename "Memphis", because these early builds have poor/broken ACPI support." https://www.betaarchive.com/wiki/index.php?title=Windows_crash_screens

But it existed before! It'd be confusing.

My-my, someone indeed has a strong disdain towards GDPR.

Then I deleted the Supermium wrapper NdDll, and without it I now see NO missing dependencies, but no start nevertheless.

Then I saw an old advice from D.Draker and replaced it with just NtOpenKey. Now I get this.

Did you try to launch it on Vista with SM files? See if MV2 will also be supported?

Profile Information OS Vista Home Premium x64

https://win32subsystem.live is down completely, inaccessible at all. If I click "ignore and go to non-secure http", nothing happens at all. Empty. Could be due to yet another malware strike? https://github.com/win32ss/supermium/issues/1481

Yep, but the old, based on 85, works on XP, at least on my testing PC with XP64. Probably, they will soon drop 7 completely, too.

Define "good". You mean those that can intentionally damage eyesight to help with ignoring illiteracy? BTW, you can switch on spelling check in Chrome.

I tend to disagree. https://github.com/e3kskoy7wqk/Chromium-for-windows-7/issues/55#issuecomment-2966015829

Someone, please, fix the title spelling! It's eye bleeding.

Many of those, including this one I told you before, are supported in CatsXP. About a decade ago became also Chinese. But CatsXP, in contrast to the old Opera and Supermium, has zero troubles with cloudfare.

That's why youtube gives you Opera ads, Opera is a niche browser, almost no one uses it today. Which means cloudfare has everything on you.