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  1. Dave-H
    It is a known issue. It broke when an update was rolled out to restore the missing country flags! Hopefully it will be fixed soon, the forum owner @xperis on the case.
  2. Dave-H
    Known issue, it's being looked at.
  3. Dave-H
    Thanks, I tried a few timezone spoofing extensions, and they all say my timezone and date and time are correct. None of them made any difference to the history discrepancy. I had mentioned it to @NotHereToPlayGames/ArcticFoxie a while ago, and he thought it was just a bug, which I guess isn't ever going to be fixed.
  4. Dave-H
    I'm just surprised that Firefox 52.9 ESR's built-in certificates still work when it dates from 2018, but I'm not complaining!
  5. Dave-H
    I would have thought that the browser would use the system settings for the time zone. There is no setting for it in the browser as far as I can see. One perhaps related thing I have noticed, at least in version 13.5, is that the browser history seems to be a day behind. It always shows the previous day as 'today' if you look at the history (Ctrl+H) which means that there's no way of seeing the sites visited previously on the current day, you have to wait until the following day to see them!
  6. Dave-H
    As said, already reported. It looks as if the flag images are simply missing, everything else is working. Perhaps they come from an external server which is down at the moment.
  7. Dave-H
    That's strange. Perhaps you're seeing cached versions?
  8. Dave-H
    It's fine on good old soldiering on Firefox 52.9 ESR too!
  9. Dave-H
    Thanks, I guess I won't worry about it if nothing can be done about it! As I said earlier, it's fine if I connect via ProxHTTPSProxy. I don't like the speed hit if I do that though.
  10. Dave-H
    Yes, they have gone off. I'll chase it with @xper the forum owner.
  11. Dave-H
    The connection is like that if I use a direct connection to the net, i.e. no proxy. If I switch to using the IE proxy, which is via ProxHTTPSProxy, it's fine, but the proxy connection slows down the connection considerably, so I don't use that configuration in 360Chrome. In the case of MSFN, it looks as if it doesn't like the fact that there is apparently insecurely delivered content on the page. All my system certificates are up to date.
  12. Dave-H
    Thanks both! I hadn't realised that I had to remove '--kiosk-printing' from 360loader.ini as well, it works fine now! Strangely the Print Preview dialogue appears the other way around for me, with the preview on the left and the menu selections on the right! This might be something which changed in version 13.x of course. Cheers, Dave.
  13. Dave-H
    I use @NotHereToPlayGames/ArcticFoxie's version 13.5, and I can confirm that WhatsApp Web works fine if you do the ini file modification. I happened to notice that Print Preview is also disabled in the ini file. I removed that entry as well, as I find Print Preview very useful, but it still doesn't work. There appears to be no menu item for it, and when I print, the preview window seems to pop up for a fraction of a second, and then it immediately starts printing. Has anyone actually got Print Preview to work, in any version of 360Chrome?
  14. Dave-H
    There are rather large line spacings in quite a few places on my 360Chrome, and on Firefox 52.9. I suspect it's the problem the forum software has always had, that it double spaces if you just hit ENTER. You need to do SHIFT+ENTER to do a single line feed.
  15. Dave-H
    Good point, I completely overlooked that!
  16. Dave-H
    I still would never use the microphone input on the computer unless there was no alternative. The level from a microphone is very much lower than from a line level source, so you would have to have the source level set much lower to avoid overloading. Also the microphone input could have equalisation on it to suit a microphone, whereas the line/aux input should be 'flat'. Much better all round to maintain the quality of the original.
  17. Dave-H
    I wouldn't feed line/headphone level audio into a microphone input, it will probably overload it and the result will be extremely distorted. The aux/line input on the computer should be fine.
  18. Dave-H
    My test install of Windows 11 which I have on a separate swappable boot drive, has been fine through all subsequent Windows monthly updates. The problem will come I suspect when a major update is released, probably in October, where it won't allow the update and I will have to do an install from scratch again. Fortunately I gather that this will now only happen once a year, not every six months!
  19. Dave-H
    Just a quick update. I swapped the portcls.sys file for the newer one. It has not appeared to make any difference to anything, but everything still works fine, so I will leave it in place. It seems that I originally installed KB888111 back in 2012. It's possible it was offered by Windows Update, but it's not in the Add/Remove Programs list, and there's no uninstallation folder for it. I'm thinking that it may have been included with the Realtek audio driver package. It's not installed on my main desktop machine.
  20. Dave-H
    @Dietmar You still haven't said whether you got anywhere with debugging the restart problem on the Flex 10 (I've asked three times!) Did anyone else make any progress with that? It's the one remaining annoyance as far as I'm concerned, and I can't debug it myself it appears as I can't connect the machine. Cheers, Dave.
  21. Dave-H
    Yes I do still enjoy using XP thanks! So it sounds like there's no point in me installing your HD audio driver patch as the files I have are the same already anyway, but I will try just substituting the newer portcls.sys file though just to see if it works and makes any difference to anything. Acpi.sys was just substituted with the latest modified version and made a huge difference. I will certainly keep a copy of your new version of KB888111 in case I ever have to completely reinstall XP. Cheers, Dave.
  22. Dave-H
    Do I need to install your hotfix though if I already have the same HD audio driver files that are in it? Are the ones in your hotfix updated even though they have the same date and file version?
  23. Dave-H
    OK, so this isn't just a straightforward install of your KB888111 patch? I saw that the newer portcls.sys file was in your package, but it doesn't get installed by the patch installer. Does it just have to be copied across manually? The hdaudbus.sys seems to be the same as the one I've already got, at least the version number is. If this will cure the Realtek audio device not appearing that would be great, but is it just portcls.sys that actually needs to be changed?
  24. Dave-H
    I tried installing this on XP SP3 x86 and nothing seemed to change. My portcls.sys is 5.1.2600.1364. My hdaudbus.sys and hdaudio.sys are both 5.10.1.5013. Is that right?
  25. Dave-H
    OK, I've partially fixed it with this in userContent.css @-moz-document domain(instagram.com) { div._aatk > div { display: block !important; } div._aatk > div > div { display: block !important; } } The videos now display again, except for the ones in carousels, which just appear as white. The single ones were in fact collapsed to single lines again. There are so many different 'div' labels now when you inspect the code, it's like looking for a needle in a haystack!
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