List of software that doesn't support Windows 7

[yoltboy01]

So, Firefox 115 got extended again. The EOL is set to be February 2026 (when NT 6.0 and 6.1 are really dead)

https://whattrainisitnow.com/calendar/

 

Interestingly, FF115 outlived FF128. Mozilla could have supported Windows 7 and 8.1 up to 128 from the start.

Edited September 4 by yoltboy01

[ivanbuto]

The latest version of 4K Video Downloader Plus (25.3) no longer works on Windows 7.
https://www.4kdownload.com/downloads/34#

Version 25.2 still worked (although officially 4K Video Downloader+ was declared not to work on Windows 7 from the beginning).

[Nonstopmaximum]

On 5/8/2024 at 4:29 AM, Jaguarek62 said:

There IS a way to bypass that. I discovered a method myself, though I never shared it anywhere, cause I don't want rockstar to close that loophole. https://prnt.sc/aEyLJ1GypD5b

I'm not quite sure what your method was to get Rockstar Games Launcher working but to continue playing GTA 5 I simply had to use a executable that bypasses RGL. Not a problem since I'm only interested in the story mode of that game but that won't be a solution for those interested in online mode.

[Dušan Vićić]

Bad news folks.

CCleaner has officially dropped support for Windows 7 in 7.0.xxx release. 
https://support.ccleaner.com/s/article/ccleaner-compatibility-with-windows-7?language=en_US
CCleaner 6.39 is the last one that supports Windows 7.

[rainyd]

2 hours ago, Dušan Vićić said:

Bad news folks.

CCleaner has officially dropped support for Windows 7 in 7.0.xxx release. 

 

Honestly, I don't know how it is a bad news: since Piriform acquisition by Avast quality of this tool dropped significantly and most accurate description of it would be bloatware.

I would advice you to use superior in every aspect HDCleaner from here: https://kurtzimmermann.com/hdcleaner_en.html

Edited Saturday at 09:32 AM by rainyd