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Problem on DCBrowser with this website nature.com: https://www.nature.com/

On DCBrowser: don't have the header, and at the top I see this note:

"Thank you for visiting nature.com. You are using a browser version with limited support for CSS. To obtain the best experience, we recommend you use a more up to date browser (or turn off compatibility mode in Internet Explorer). In the meantime, to ensure continued support, we are displaying the site without styles and JavaScript."

On 360Chrome 13.5.2022_r3 ungoogled: no problem, header is here, content is OK.

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10 hours ago, msfntor said:

Problem on DCBrowser with this website nature.com: https://www.nature.com/

On DCBrowser: don't have the header, and at the top I see this note:

"Thank you for visiting nature.com. You are using a browser version with limited support for CSS. To obtain the best experience, we recommend you use a more up to date browser (or turn off compatibility mode in Internet Explorer). In the meantime, to ensure continued support, we are displaying the site without styles and JavaScript."

On 360Chrome 13.5.2022_r3 ungoogled: no problem, header is here, content is OK.

360EE 11.0 has the same problem,may be the Chromium kernerl version was too old 

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Humming Owl

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In relation to the post made by @dmiranda on page 11 on AF's 360EE version shared (I am lazy to link the exact comment), I've made a little BAT file to execute the browser (it has to be on the same folder as the "360chrome.exe" file to work). Due to all the files this browser makes I thought it would be a good idea to write this kind of script to remove files after browser execution (it also removes 2 registry entries that the browser creates when executed, they can be seen at the end of the code). I tested it a little so I don't know if any files I set to be deleted are actually important. Some of you might already know which files are preferrable to be deleted so if you want to share which can be, then, that would be great (as well as registry entries created by the browser). I set it up so in case you run the browser with a custom profile folder you just change the "profile" variable to whatever that profile is. To avoid the CMD window poping on screen everytime you run it you can follow these steps (post #5) (the CMD window will still exist but minimized by default) Cheers.
  

@echo off

:: =======================================
:: run "360chrome.exe" file with arguments
:: =======================================

360chrome.exe --disable-component-update

:: =======================================================
:: files and folders to be deleted after browser execution
:: =======================================================

cd ".\User Data"

:: folders

rmdir "ShaderCache" /S /Q
rmdir "Webstore Downloads" /S /Q
rmdir "temp" /S /Q
rmdir "PnaclTranslationCache" /S /Q

:: files

del *.log
del mconfig

:: Set "profile" folder

set profile=Default

:: Inside "profile" folder profile

del "%profile%\*.tmp"
del "%profile%\*.ldb"
del "%profile%\*.log"
del "%profile%\360Bookmarks"
del "%profile%\Google Profile.ico"
del "%profile%\heavy_ad_intervention_opt_out.db"
del "%profile%\*-journal"
del "%profile%\LOCK"
del "%profile%\LOG*"
del "%profile%\MANIFEST*"
del "%profile%\README"
del "%profile%\Secure Preferences"
del "%profile%\Shortcuts"
del "%profile%\Sync360_V8.sqlite3"
del "%profile%\TransportSecurity"
del "%profile%\Visited Links"
del "%profile%\Web Data"
del "%profile%\CURRENT"
del "%profile%\Network Action Predictor"
del "%profile%\Network Persistent State"
del "%profile%\QuotaManager"
del "%profile%\Top Sites"
del "%profile%\previews_opt_out.db"
del "%profile%\History Provider Cache"

rmdir "%profile%\AutofillStrikeDatabase" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\blob_storage" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\DailyBackup" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\data_reduction_proxy_leveldb" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\databases" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\Extension Rules" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\Extension State" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\Feature Engagement Tracker" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\File System" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\GPUCache" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\IndexedDB" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\Platform Notifications" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\Service Worker" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\shared_proto_db" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\Site Characteristics Database" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\VideoDecodeStats" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\Extensions\Temp" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\Session Storage" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\Download Service" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\Thumbnails" /S /Q

:: ======================================================
:: Registry entries to be deleted after browser execution
:: ======================================================

reg delete "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\360" /f
reg delete "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\360Chrome" /f

 

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21 hours ago, Humming Owl said:

In relation to the post made by @dmiranda on page 11 on AF's 360EE version shared (I am lazy to link the exact comment), I've made a little BAT file to execute the browser (it has to be on the same folder as the "360chrome.exe" file to work). Due to all the files this browser makes I thought it would be a good idea to write this kind of script to remove files after browser execution (it also removes 2 registry entries that the browser creates when executed, they can be seen at the end of the code). I tested it a little so I don't know if any files I set to be deleted are actually important. Some of you might already know which files are preferrable to be deleted so if you want to share which can be, then, that would be great (as well as registry entries created by the browser). I set it up so in case you run the browser with a custom profile folder you just change the "profile" variable to whatever that profile is. To avoid the CMD window poping on screen everytime you run it you can follow these steps (post #5) (the CMD window will still exist but minimized by default) Cheers.
  

@echo off

:: =======================================
:: run "360chrome.exe" file with arguments
:: =======================================

360chrome.exe --disable-component-update

:: =======================================================
:: files and folders to be deleted after browser execution
:: =======================================================

cd ".\User Data"

:: folders

rmdir "ShaderCache" /S /Q
rmdir "Webstore Downloads" /S /Q
rmdir "temp" /S /Q
rmdir "PnaclTranslationCache" /S /Q

:: files

del *.log
del mconfig

:: Set "profile" folder

set profile=Default

:: Inside "profile" folder profile

del "%profile%\*.tmp"
del "%profile%\*.ldb"
del "%profile%\*.log"
del "%profile%\360Bookmarks"
del "%profile%\Google Profile.ico"
del "%profile%\heavy_ad_intervention_opt_out.db"
del "%profile%\*-journal"
del "%profile%\LOCK"
del "%profile%\LOG*"
del "%profile%\MANIFEST*"
del "%profile%\README"
del "%profile%\Secure Preferences"
del "%profile%\Shortcuts"
del "%profile%\Sync360_V8.sqlite3"
del "%profile%\TransportSecurity"
del "%profile%\Visited Links"
del "%profile%\Web Data"
del "%profile%\CURRENT"
del "%profile%\Network Action Predictor"
del "%profile%\Network Persistent State"
del "%profile%\QuotaManager"
del "%profile%\Top Sites"
del "%profile%\previews_opt_out.db"
del "%profile%\History Provider Cache"

rmdir "%profile%\AutofillStrikeDatabase" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\blob_storage" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\DailyBackup" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\data_reduction_proxy_leveldb" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\databases" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\Extension Rules" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\Extension State" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\Feature Engagement Tracker" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\File System" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\GPUCache" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\IndexedDB" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\Platform Notifications" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\Service Worker" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\shared_proto_db" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\Site Characteristics Database" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\VideoDecodeStats" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\Extensions\Temp" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\Session Storage" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\Download Service" /S /Q
rmdir "%profile%\Thumbnails" /S /Q

:: ======================================================
:: Registry entries to be deleted after browser execution
:: ======================================================

reg delete "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\360" /f
reg delete "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\360Chrome" /f

 

I forgot to mention that I believe this BAT file can be used with any Chromium-based browser (As I think user data folders on them are similar). You would have to edit it so the executable and the user data folder of the browser match the ones of the browser you are using.

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On 12/16/2022 at 7:39 PM, Humming Owl said:

I forgot to mention that I believe this BAT file can be used with any Chromium-based browser (As I think user data folders on them are similar). You would have to edit it so the executable and the user data folder of the browser match the ones of the browser you are using.

Hi ..

By chance, would this mew method by @UCyborg be possible to update DC Browser?

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Humming Owl

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Has someone tested rebasing the DLLs of these browsers (using the method told by @UCyborg) and then experience a lower memory consumption? I've been testing a bit but I get almost the same memory being used by the browsers after rebasing the DLLs and the EXE file of the browser. Don't know if it is due to my XP not being fully updated or something like that. Also, in some browsers (I don't remember which at the moment) modifying the "chrome_elf.dll" file results in the browser not opening (it shows a warning instead that the browser might have a trojan - basically me heh).

Cheers.

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