April 15, 20233 yr 4 hours ago, NotHereToPlayGames said: With limited testing on v112.3.4.3, the only time I witness any odd connections is when "secure DNS" is enabled - making me NOT TRUST this so-called "secure" DNS. It is better to set up your Operating System to use "secure DNS" than it is to rely on any web browser to perform that task for you, once that is "embedded" into the web browser, it can make ANY connection it wants to! There are some embedded "always accept cookies" web sites but I've not seen them create cookies so long as you do not visit those web sites. The embedded list is easily removable in chrome.dll - but I'm left with an "empty" web site instead of a none-added note, so still investigating. BEWARE of that dodgy browser ! Using it will make you 100% unique ! Why ? The sneaky china fella injected a unique identifier right into the browser code ! Go here and you will see : https://browserleaks.com/javascript catsxp [object Catsxp] Everyone will know you're using his browser ! This won't happen with a normal chrome, be it googled or ungoogled. Will you find what he did and where it's located ???? Guessing no likes for me for uncovering the plot of a "good" china fella, your "saviour" of Win7 userbase. D.Draker is all that "bad" , saying "nasty" things (the truth, actually) about "poor" and "honest" developers from Asia.
April 15, 20233 yr 1 hour ago, D.Draker said: Guessing no likes for me for uncovering the plot of a "good" china fella, your "saviour" of Win7 userbase. D.Draker is all that "bad" , saying "nasty" things (the truth, actually) about "poor" and "honest" developers from Asia. I wonder how many years (or maybe decades) will pass before VxKex actually makes it possible to at least run Chromium 110+. Already Vista x64 with extended kernel is now a much better option (although unfortunately not on my second computer) You have a like from me, because I 100% agree with you, I already prefer spying by big corporations than by some individual programmer, because it can have worse consequences.
April 15, 20233 yr 2 hours ago, D.Draker said: Guessing no likes for me This line alone makes me want to NOT do the like! Why are so many MSFN Members so glued to that d@mn "like"? This is not a social media web site. Or did I just fall prey to the oldest trick in the book - "reverse psychology"? Edited April 15, 20233 yr by NotHereToPlayGames
April 15, 20233 yr 2 hours ago, mjd79 said: I wonder how many years (or maybe decades) will pass before VxKex actually makes it possible to at least run Chromium 110+. It all depends on the desire of VxKex's developer, honestly.
April 15, 20233 yr Just now, mina7601 said: It all depends on the desire of VxKex's developer, honestly. I know
April 15, 20233 yr 27 minutes ago, mjd79 said: I know So, what made you think it could take decades for VxKex's developer to support Chromium 110+? This is a bit overexaggerated, don't you think? Maybe years, ok, but decades sounds like an overexaggeration to me. Edited April 15, 20233 yr by Guest
April 16, 20233 yr 19 hours ago, D.Draker said: The sneaky china fella injected a unique identifier right into the browser code ! Go here and you will see : https://browserleaks.com/javascript Easily disabled. Before: After: It's also disabled in 360Chrome but this could also be v86 versus v112, I did not dig that deep. Though if it is of any consolation, SRWare Iron and Opera both do the "Not A Brand" thing also, just like Catsxp:
April 16, 20233 yr 4 hours ago, NotHereToPlayGames said: Easily disabled. Before: After: It's also disabled in 360Chrome but this could also be v86 versus v112, I did not dig that deep. Though if it is of any consolation, SRWare Iron and Opera both do the "Not A Brand" thing also, just like Catsxp: You look in the WRONG section! Of course I know that ClientHints can be switched off, but the injected browser string still works and shown ! And yeah, Opera is also Chinese (so no surprise), not sure who is the owner of the second one now. Just scroll a bit lower or use Ctrl F and go to window.navigator EDIT : I usually run with ClientHints OFF, so I didn't even see it has yet another unique fingerprint !!! Try to disable this : Edited April 16, 20233 yr by D.Draker
April 16, 20233 yr Ah. It will have to be someone else. I've seen enough in the code to see it's not my next project.
April 16, 20233 yr 4 hours ago, NotHereToPlayGames said: Ah. It will have to be someone else. I've seen enough in the code to see it's not my next project. Define "code" . What software did you use to "see the code" ?
April 16, 20233 yr 35 minutes ago, D.Draker said: Define "code" . What software did you use to "see the code" ? He is probably talking about hex code, from the code what he would get from IDA would not build a browser.
April 17, 20233 yr navigator.userAgentData (Client Hints) API Status × Disabled / Not Supported - I have this (so disabled) in my ancient Chrome forks: SuperBird (Chromium 44), Cent Browser(Version 1.8.9.28), and Iron 49... In Opera 36 I have Client Hints Enabled...
April 22, 20233 yr Quote https://chromereleases.googleblog.com/2023/04/stable-channel-desktop-update.html new version for 2012r2, probably works on 7 as previous one, will try install and report EDIT: works fine, links here: x64: https://dl.google.com/release2/chrome/okwuqsvyf2bgppzm2557sokhb4_109.0.5414.141/109.0.5414.141_chrome_installer.exe x86: https://dl.google.com/release2/chrome/accqbpi5rq2su3yx4qzgu2zdrl4q_109.0.5414.141/109.0.5414.141_chrome_installer.exe Edited April 22, 20233 yr by adi2137px
April 22, 20233 yr I would suggest not "installing" but rather extract TWICE with 7-Zip. Extract the .exe to get to the .7z inside. Extract that .7z. Overwrite the "existing installation" with those files.
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