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1 hour ago, ArcticFoxie said:

Have you tried various useragent overrides?

Already posted:

19 hours ago, kartel said:

and I tried a clean profile and various user agents with no luck.

:P


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6 hours ago, Sampei.Nihira said:

Thomas Rientjes has updated on April 19 his Decentraleyes extension also for Pale Moon

Thanks! :thumbup ; the updated extension can be downloaded from APMO:

https://addons.palemoon.org/addon/decentraleyes/

or from author's repo:

https://git.synz.io/Synzvato/decentraleyes/-/releases/v1.4.3

However, it being a Jetpack SDK (restartless) "legacy" extension, its days of being hosted on APMO are, sadly, numbered :(: M.A.T is determined to remove official PM's support for jetpack extensions and, eventually, purge APMO from already included ones... :angry:

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On 1/9/2021 at 3:37 PM, ClassicNick said:

Would it be possible to do a build of Firefox 3.x that lacks application.ini?

It doesn't seem like reliance on application.ini is a problem, but the some of the code in "nsINIParser.cpp" (located in xpcom\glue) doesn't work on Windows 9x. I replaced the file with the one in RetroZilla, which allows Firefox to get past the "Couldn't load application.ini" error on Windows 9x, but still doesn't load. Here is the commit: https://github.com/ClassicNick/fx36oldwin/commit/389cadfb85c36d92fd37a1a41f17cab96d3ba1a6  

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On 4/21/2021 at 3:33 PM, kartel said:

I'm on the latest NM28 and I'm having trouble with google drive.

No luck here in old or new versions of NM27, NM28, BNavigator, and MyPal 27.9.4.

I don't know how to "prove" that it is Chrome-Only, but I can only perform your cited task in a Chrome-based browser.

Sorry, I tried to help you out.

 

"it is what it is"...

Posted

FWIW Google Drive works fine in current versions of Firefox, so there's no "Chromium only" policy there as far as I can see.
:)

Posted
2 minutes ago, Dave-H said:

FWIW, Google Drive works fine in current versions of Firefox

... With all due respect, "current" Firefox, as in ex "Firefox Quantum" (v>56), now "Firefox Browser" (latest is v88.0), is but a mere "Chromium" fork itself in so many ways under the hood/bonnet, that only its front-end somehow differentiates it from "proper" Google Chrome :P ; in what is known as "Google-parity" among Mozilla devs, they have been constantly aping all "Chrome-isms" over the last years to the point I, myself, consider current Firefox as yet another Chromium clone...
FWIW, I have been following Firefox's "progression" ("regression", if you ask me :angry: ...) quite closely over the last decade or so, having been a Nightly Tester with a Bugzilla account since Firefox v21 ...

 So, I'm not really taken aback that Google Drive does work "fine in current versions of Firefox" ;), I'll have to side with @ArcticFoxie on this: Google make sure "their" Services work best/exclusively on Chromium derivatives and current Firefox can be considered as being one of them...

Another case in point is the Google-owned Widevine CDM, which currently only works in "Chromium" browsers and current Firefox; in fact, Firefox's implementation of WV is almost identical to the one in Chrome, so much so that when Moonchild tried to backport it to official Basilisk 52/UXP, he failed miserably; that "pure" Chromium code was impossible to adapt to Fx52esr derived UXP, as a result, Basilisk is being shipped with broken WV since August 2019 (!) :angry: ; MCP's plan is to remove WV support altogether from that browser :( ...

Cheers :)

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2 hours ago, VistaLover said:

... With all due respect, "current" Firefox, as in ex "Firefox Quantum" (v>56), now "Firefox Browser" (latest is v88.0), is but a mere "Chromium" fork itself in so many ways under the hood/bonnet, that only its front-end somehow differentiates it from "proper" Google Chrome :P ; in what is known as "Google-parity" among Mozilla devs, they have been constantly aping all "Chrome-isms" over the last years to the point I, myself, consider current Firefox as yet another Chromium clone...
FWIW, I have been following Firefox's "progression" ("regression", if you ask me :angry: ...) quite closely over the last decade or so, having been a Nightly Tester with a Bugzilla account since Firefox v21 ...

 So, I'm not really taken aback that Google Drive does work "fine in current versions of Firefox" ;), I'll have to side with @ArcticFoxie on this: Google make sure "their" Services work best/exclusively on Chromium derivatives and current Firefox can be considered as being one of them...

So is Firefox 88 actually now a Chromium browser, or is it just aping a Chromium browser?
I thought the Mozilla devs were still working with their own engine, not now using Chromium code.
if the latter is the case, that's really sad.
:(

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