Klemper

Thank you for calling things for what they are.

Is this thorium browser open source? I seem not to be able to find links to its source code.

You're right, doesn't work.

It removes the space itself, it's not me, when I click post.

I'm confused, so this cert updater programme stuffs the cert store with China certs?

boot.iniwhat browser do you all use?

I don't know about that, I don't have h265 capable hardware to check, sorry.

Wow! Interesting, so they confirm it's malware themselves! "360 reserves the right to remove any certificate!" ?!??! Does this updater have a protection mechanism for such malicious actions?

Why does respect to the gihub folks sound as sarcasm to you? What's wrong with respecting good developers?

Yes, I can also confirm this. But Thorium had been stuck with a very old, obsolete Chromium version which was officially supported on Windows 8, my OS at that time. Thorium couldn't move forward without Supermium, even one step. Folks on guthub had their fingertips worn off with questions about new version of Thorium, when it finally arrives, yet there was none, all until Supermium 119 or 120 arrived.

Beware: Win11 KB5035853 Cumulative Update may cause stuttering and other performance problems https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/beware-win11-kb5035853-cumulative-update-may-cause-stuttering-and-other-performance-problems.320337/ KB in question: March 12, 2024—KB5035853 (OS Builds 22621.3296 and 22631.3296) - Microsoft Support support.microsoft.com support.microsoft.com

Golden words!

Changing energy plan is useless in this case, probably only Pci-e could be turned to the max. But it only affects gaming.

Yes, they do interfere, and win98 first edition is well known for its incompatibilities. For me, it refused to work with Teac, but worked with Philips perfectly fine. Did you try another CD drive?

windows 8.1 is a lot faster, 100 percent agree! The question is whether the employer lets you use it.

Mine does that, too. It's to install updates.

"Sometimes accounts are automatically marked for approval to prevent spammers from signing up. This is often the case when you sign up via Tor or a VPN, for example, because unfortunately spammers like to abuse Tor. In case your account gets marked for approval, you will be able to start using it within 48 hours after registration once it has been approved." https://tuta.com/blog/anonymous-email "This process can easily be skipped by choosing one of the paid plans in Tutanota." LOL. No comment.

Yes, and be sure it's rather easy to get a brick off your phone with non-official ROMs.

"Windows 11 Accidentally Offered to Unsupported Computers ...The software giant says it was all a mistake" https://news.softpedia.com/news/windows-11-accidentally-offered-to-unsupported-computers-537079.shtml

Some here wrote Cats XP is good, I still need to check it out myself. Seems like it has spying features out of the box. But it's indeed portable.

@D.Draker back-ported the newest Intel iGPU driver, he gave it to another guy already, it's tested and is fully working like a charm. Previously. @D.Draker found an Nvidia driver for my laptop. Many thanks, @D.Draker!

I'm having the same issue as well. Browser - latest Opera.

To me, it looks like the developer doesn't visit this place, never responds, I tried to ask questions, only one of them was answered, but by another member. Yes, better to write there, in the issues section. https://github.com/win32ss/supermium/issues

From my research, no such thing.

That's exactly what I wanted, too, but in terms of our British OS. I've always wondered why we still don't have a widely accepted OS. Thanks for the idea, a German OS also looks like a brilliant idea! I'm perfectly aware of our British Raspberry Pi by the Raspberry Pi Foundation, but what I want is a full alternative to Windows.