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  1. Dave-H
    I wouldn't have thought that disabling integrity or security check warnings was a good idea on principle, unless it was absolutely necessary to make the software usable. From what I've read here, the warning would only impact people if they messed around with the files! I certainly wouldn't ever expect to see it.
  2. Dave-H
    Moved to 'Web Browsers' where it should really be.
  3. Dave-H
    Potentially yes, but it depends on several things. Firstly, that the installation of Google Chrome is on the same computer. Obviously, you can't just move password files between computers, or someone could steal your saved logins by just copying your file to their machine! Also, if the version of Google Chrome was much later, the format of the file might not be compatible. Not likely to be the case on an XP machine, as the last Google Chrome version which works there is 49. Why don't you back up the equivalent file on Google Chrome, and just try it? If it doesn't work, just restore the original file.
  4. Dave-H
    It should be in the Program Files\360Chrome\Chrome\User Data\Default folder, if your installation is standard.
  5. Dave-H
    They're stored (encrypted of course) in a file called 'Login Data' in your profile folder.
  6. Dave-H
    There will be no closing of threads due to such a trivial 'issue'. This is NotHereToPlayGames' project, and they decide how it proceeds. Please let's concentrate on getting what is probably the last version of this browser which can be used on XP up to scratch, and hope that it extends pretty much trouble free browsing on XP for a while longer. 360Chrome has already extended this for me for a couple of years, for which I'm very grateful.
  7. Dave-H
    Thank you, that works perfectly!
  8. Dave-H
    @NotHereToPlayGames I've found the emojis problem! I should have made the connection earlier. It's being caused by the polyfill script you kindly shared with me here. If I disable it, it all comes good. I guess these things happen.
  9. Dave-H
    I will try, although nothing has changed there as far as I know (360Chrome doesn't automatically update extensions without you knowing). This only started happening a few days ago. Other forums which use the same software, like the Malwarebytes forum, seem to have the same problem, the emojis window doesn't load.
  10. Dave-H
    I'm sure Edge only calls its bookmarks 'favorites' because that's what Internet Explorer called them. 'Bookmarks' is much more standard.
  11. Dave-H
    This is what I'm getting, and it stays there permanently.
  12. Dave-H
    How strange, it seems to have no adverse effect on my machine at all. I've never tried 360Chrome on Windows 10. On another subject, is anyone else having problems with the emoji on MSFN with 360Chrome? It was working fine until a day or two ago, now clicking on the emoji button just brings up an empty window with 'Loading...' in it. It's fine on Firefox 118 on Windows 10, so I assume it's not a problem at the server end.
  13. Dave-H
    Just as a matter of interest, now you've mentioned printing, why did you disable print preview in your versions? I have re-enabled it, and it seems to work fine.
  14. Dave-H
    @NotHereToPlayGames That script works great, thanks! I wish I knew how to write them! @seven4ever There's no problem with the latest Firefox apart from a slight delay, but that could well be being caused by one of my add-ons. It doesn't work in 52.9.1 ESR on XP, but that's not exactly unexpected!
  15. Dave-H
    Another site which doesn't work in 13.5. https://themodernmilkman.co.uk/products/milk The product thumbnails never load. It doesn't work in any browser I've got on XP. It does work in Firefox 118 on Windows 10 of course, but only after a long delay. I haven't tried any different user agents.
  16. Dave-H
    Now that I've zoomed the screen grab right in, I can see that you're right. I must say that I had never noticed it! It is very slight.
  17. Dave-H
    FWIW, it looks fine here on 13.5.2036.
  18. Dave-H
    I'm hoping that the worst is now over.
  19. Dave-H

    TRIM for XP

    Dave-H replied to Dietmar's topic in Windows XP

    We've been suffering a spam attack, that's why flood control was enabled. Hopefully it won't have to be left enabled permanently!
  20. Dave-H
    Internet Explorer and Edge used/use 'favo(u)rites' and I can't immediately think of any other browsers that do. Being from an Opera (Presto) and Firefox background, I would always rather use 'bookmarks'.
  21. Dave-H
    @Cocodile NotHereToPlayGames is doing valuable work here, and doesn't deserve snide off-topic comments.
  22. Dave-H
    In my experience, spammers generally tend to post in the social threads here, in the 'General Stuff' section, not in the technical threads. God only knows how they choose where to dump their junk!
  23. Dave-H
    I've got rid of all the ones that you and others reported, but yes, there's bound to be more!
  24. Dave-H
    How have you apparently got version 2044 in English? I thought 2036 was the last version to be translated.
  25. Dave-H
    To answer @VistaLover's question, I'm on a rolling subscription with Malwarebytes, which I renew every two years. I actually have two subscriptions, my original one, and a free one which was given to me by my bank for increased security when doing online banking. As I have two machines, both with Windows XP and Windows 10 on them, I use the first subscription to activate the Malwarebytes 3.5.1 installations on the two XP partitions, and the freebie subscription to activate the current version on the two Windows 10 partitions. Unfortunately each subscription only covers three installations, so I can't quite do it all on the free subscription!
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