Karla Sleutel

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.

IMHO, cloudfare sites must be avoided all the time.

One variable from your unique fingerprint changed, viola - you're blocked.

Doesn't suit me since youtube was so kind to permanently block my account when I moved to Canada from Denmark.

Great idea! Greatness is in simplicity.

Guys, either of you know how to exclude "shorts" from searches, when not logged in?

Great goal, also I think many would be interested to see CtasXP ported to older OS such as Windows 7 without updates.

Consider a refurbished Fujitsu LIFEBOOK U7411. Will not post links since @Tripredacus already granted me with some weird attention for telling a bit of good words about my German made sound card, so don't even ask. And even though it was out of production for many years, which he could easily searched for, he still insisted I was an enterprise entity. Strange how other people can even post direct shopping links. If I did, I'd be publicly hanged, I'm sure. With a nice and slow torture as the heating up intro. Lenovo Thinkpad T14 Gen2 will also do you solid, HP, I don't trust their quality.

Such OEM drives usually have a hidden "system reset" partition.

Highly debatable.

It was already explained by @D.Draker, and it's because in Supermium, the author always "enhances" the colour vibrancy, that's it. In standard Chrome (or CatsXP), the blue colour is nice, no over-saturation, no "acidness".

It's the case since my kindergarten years, since at least a couple of decades, and this was one of many reasons for people to move to IDM in circa 2007. Looks like you used a browser from 2005 until now, That said, try CatsXP, it deletes the damaged file, yes, but interrupted downloads links don't disappear, you still can click on resume...

Windows Vista works with them without patches, sorry I don't know about XP. Your suspicion is that they should work in XP has some solid grounds. I have a 4kn drive, but I can't remove it from the plastic storage box to test it in SATA mode, sorry.

Agree, it's very bright, for blind. older people?