13 hours ago, NotHereToPlayGames said:

Not true.  Server 2003 Enterprise is a 32-bit OS and can use 32 GB max RAM.  The 64-bit versions of Server 2003 Enterprise can use 1 TB max RAM.

I can re-install and screencap my old 32-bit Server 2003 Enterprise if you don't believe me.  

Other proof can be found here  --  https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/it-pro/windows-server-2003/cc739866(v=ws.10)?redirectedfrom=MSDN

PAE, I know that, but not all of the drivers and softwares could support it...

On 7/9/2023 at 9:14 PM, Tolengo said:

Hello guys, although it has been said that Kafan MiniBrowser is heavy for old computers, its the one that works best on my PC.

I tried all the browsers listed here. I still choose Kafan.

However, it is very annoying that it opens a new tab every time I type a link.

Any idea how to solve this? some chrome://flags/ change perhaps?
Thank u very much in advance!

Folks, this post was asking how to solve a specific problem with Kafan MiniBrowser - not to start an argument over which XP service pack is fastest.

I have the same question. Anyone have an answer?

6 hours ago, Mathwiz said:

Folks, this post was asking how to solve a specific problem with Kafan MiniBrowser - not to start an argument over which XP service pack is fastest.

I have the same question. Anyone have an answer?

Well, open new link in a new tab is not a problem, I think...

3 hours ago, hidao said:

Well, open new link in a new tab is not a problem, I think...

He means that whenever you type a website (www.google.com, for example) in the address bar, the website opens in a new tab instead of opening on the same tab.

1 hour ago, mina7601 said:

He means that whenever you type a website (www.google.com, for example) in the address bar, the website opens in a new tab instead of opening on the same tab.

Maybe this is the way they designed, so I think it's not a problem...

If you have the tabs settings set that way, bookmarks should always open in a new tab, as should address bar links.
With links in web pages, it seems to depend on how they are programmed.

 

16 minutes ago, Dave-H said:

If you have the tabs settings set that way, bookmarks should always open in a new tab, as should address bar links.
With links in web pages, it seems to depend on how they are programmed.

 

Unless I'm missing something important, I can't find tabs settings. I looked everywhere. 

12 minutes ago, mina7601 said:

Unless I'm missing something important, I can't find tabs settings. I looked everywhere. 

Of course I'm screencap'ing from my own and not Humming Owl's -

Sorry. I forgot to say, I am talking about Kafan MiniBrowser, not 360 Extreme Explorer.

4 minutes ago, mina7601 said:

Sorry. I forgot to say, I am talking about Kafan MiniBrowser, not 360 Extreme Explorer.

Ah, my bad.  Sorry, I have no use for Kafan.

10 minutes ago, mina7601 said:

Sorry. I forgot to say, I am talking about Kafan MiniBrowser, not 360 Extreme Explorer.

Ah, I just assumed you were talking about 360Chrome because of the thread your post was in.

Oh well then, sorry for creating confusion and for not being clear in my post.

And "personal preferences" totally and completely aside, have you ever encountered ANY web site that Kafan (v87) can render that 360Chrome (v86) cannot render?

1 hour ago, Dave-H said:

If you have the tabs settings set that way, bookmarks should always open in a new tab, as should address bar links.
With links in web pages, it seems to depend on how they are programmed.

 

In China, click link in bookmark, click link in website, input link and click "enter" were had defferent way,maybe this browser designed like this

1 hour ago, mina7601 said:

Sorry. I forgot to say, I am talking about Kafan MiniBrowser, not 360 Extreme Explorer.

... I don't think, personally, an apology was owed ; those who follow closely this thread should have already been aware of the original post mentioning Kafan (albeit in a 360EE topic):

On 7/10/2023 at 5:14 AM, Tolengo said:

I tried all the browsers listed here. I still choose Kafan.

However, it is very annoying that it opens a new tab every time I type a link.

FWIW, I, too, dislike this "behaviour" and, to this day, have not found a way to override it ...