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Supermium

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11 minutes ago, Dave-H said:

The 360Chrome loader works fine with Supermium, I use it on XP.
I use Chrome+ on Windows 10.
:yes:

Are you sure? I can't believe that... 

How did you use 36oChrome loader, please share the experience to us

Edited by hidao


Any my archives indicate that I also used winPenPack "X-Launcher" with Supermium and the X-Launcher also has the ability to delete files/folders at exit.

44 minutes ago, hidao said:

I can't believe that... 

We shouldn't have to do all the work "for you".  These loader .ini files are not that difficult to learn!

11 minutes ago, NotHereToPlayGames said:

We shouldn't have to do all the work "for you".  These loader .ini files are not that difficult to learn!

You're right,but I really don't know...

1 hour ago, hidao said:

Are you sure? I can't believe that... 

How did you use 36oChrome loader, please share the experience to us

It really does work, I can assure you!
Just put the loader exe file in the same folder as chrome.exe, along with its associated INI file where the settings are stored.
This is mine for reference.

[Setup]
AppName=Chrome

[FileToRun]
PathToExe=.\$AppName$.exe
Parameters=--user-data-dir="D:\Program Files\Supermium\User Data" --no-proxy-server /high-dpi-support=1 /force-device-scale-factor=1 --use-angle=d3d9 --ignore-gpu-blocklist

[Environment]
Profile=.\User Data

:yes:

34 minutes ago, Dave-H said:

It really does work, I can assure you!
Just put the loader exe file in the same folder as chrome.exe, along with its associated INI file where the settings are stored.
This is mine for reference.

[Setup]
AppName=Chrome

[FileToRun]
PathToExe=.\$AppName$.exe
Parameters=--user-data-dir="D:\Program Files\Supermium\User Data" --no-proxy-server /high-dpi-support=1 /force-device-scale-factor=1 --use-angle=d3d9 --ignore-gpu-blocklist

[Environment]
Profile=.\User Data

:yes:

Is your loader exe 360Chrome.exe?

what's the "associated INI" name?

40 minutes ago, hidao said:

Is your loader exe 360Chrome.exe?

what's the "associated INI" name?

The loader will be two files.

If we are using the loader from 360Chrome, those two files will be 360Loader.exe and 360Loader.ini.  They can be renamed to SupermiumLoader.exe and SupermiumLoader.ini.  The names must MATCH with the exception of .exe and .ini.

17 minutes ago, NotHereToPlayGames said:

The loader will be two files.

If we are using the loader from 360Chrome, those two files will be 360Loader.exe and 360Loader.ini.  They can be renamed to SupermiumLoader.exe and SupermiumLoader.ini.  The names must MATCH with the exception of .exe and .ini.

It told me the main program file is broken:

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24 minutes ago, NotHereToPlayGames said:

The loader will be two files.

If we are using the loader from 360Chrome, those two files will be 360Loader.exe and 360Loader.ini.  They can be renamed to SupermiumLoader.exe and SupermiumLoader.ini.  The names must MATCH with the exception of .exe and .ini.

That's exactly what I did!
I had equivalents for Thorium as well, but I've now removed that.
:yes:

30 minutes ago, NotHereToPlayGames said:

You're not portablizing the registry entries.

No I'm not.
I spent a very long time manually editing the registry to make Supermium my default browser on XP, as the usual mechanism doesn't work on XP.
I don't want the registry to be possibly messed up again.
:no:

18 minutes ago, Dave-H said:

It should be -

AppName=Chrome

PathToExe=.\App\$AppName$.exe

I think that's right. I'm sure that @NotHereToPlayGames will confirm or otherwise!
It can't find chrome.exe at the moment.
:no:

I tried,and it had the same problem

18 minutes ago, Dave-H said:

No I'm not.
I spent a very long time manually editing the registry to make Supermium my default browser on XP, as the usual mechanism doesn't work on XP.
I don't want the registry to be possibly messed up again.
:no:

use "Chrome.exe --make default browser" could make supermium to the default browser, it's OK on XP on my laptop, and it works well on win7 on my vmware too

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