23 minutes ago, mina7601 said:

Yeah, much faster releases.

... The v126-r1 one was a "rushed" release only a few days after the previous 126-pre[2] release, just to fix a critical bug with NO SOUND output on XP machines (and pre[2] was released hours after the initial buggy pre[1] release, to fix an "empty UA" bug, that had many cites refusing to connect...). 

On 9/3/2024 at 3:24 PM, NotHereToPlayGames said:

This is AWESOME NEWS!  Finally we have a path forward where we can REMAIN on v126 when "upstream" may be at v147 or v167 at their ridiculously insane pace!

I am much more in favor of an ESR approach then the constant dog-chasing-tail new "major" release every 2 to 3 weeks.

On one hand, yes, on the other, kinda scary future. 126 version still had some remnants of the old GUI, which were completely removed now, but the China fork counterpart is already at version 129 for quite some time, so.... looks like the creator solved the GUI removal problem. That said, I trust in win32.

11 hours ago, VistaLover said:

... The v126-r1 one was a "rushed" release only a few days after the previous 126-pre[2] release, just to fix a critical bug with NO SOUND output on XP machines (and pre[2] was released hours after the initial buggy pre[1] release, to fix an "empty UA" bug, that had many cites refusing to connect...). 

I'm on rest, no desktop PC around, could you kindly tell, what about the buggy CH implementation you wrote about? Is it solved?

No longer able to visit softpedia with the new release.

16 hours ago, Saxon said:

No longer able to visit softpedia with the new release.

This is because of the bug below, someone reported it, too. Softpedia has Cloudflare "anti-human protection",

https://github.com/win32ss/supermium/issues/867

What is Chrome_proxy.exe file that comes inside?

17 hours ago, Saxon said:

No longer able to visit softpedia with the new release.

Got the same.

11 hours ago, Klemper said:

What is Chrome_proxy.exe file that comes inside?

I don't know, but I always delete it, some reporting tool, maybe?

6 hours ago, Saxon said:

No longer able to visit softpedia with the new release.

I have it open, Supermium 126 R2, Win XP SP3, I have not changed the user agent.

On 9/3/2024 at 3:24 PM, NotHereToPlayGames said:

I am much more in favor of an ESR approach then the constant dog-chasing-tail new "major" release every 2 to 3 weeks.

"Major" Chrome release happens every month, not 2 to 3 weeks. But the future of non-standard browsers on XP is getting very grim for us, as you might see with the many reports about Softpedia, Cloudflare "anti-human protection" sites (which are now countless). Oh, but as we saw recently, you have nothing to worry about with your cross-devices identical fingerprint, at least now I know why you were able to pass through cloudfare, while others couldn't.

12 minutes ago, Dixel said:

I don't know, but I always delete it, some reporting tool, maybe?

Please do not mislead like that.

Just because YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT IT IS, that does NOT MAKE IT A REPORTING TOOL.

For those that REALLY want to know what chrome_proxy.exe is, please read here and even those that don't see me as part of their "inner circle" should admit that this is a "like" instead of "liking" the MISLEAD above that the rest of MSFN already knows you will "like".

11 hours ago, ED_Sln said:

I have it open, Supermium 126 R2, Win XP SP3, I have not changed the user agent.

Yeah, but you shouldn't get the Captcha at all! I can visit from my iPad without Captcha.

11 hours ago, NotHereToPlayGames said:

Please do not mislead like that.

No "misleading" on my part as I said !I don't know!.

I delete it, also isn't misleading, it's being honest. I honestly delete it, always, so?

1 minute ago, Dixel said:

Yeah, but you shouldn't get the Captcha at all!

It probably depends on how much protection the site owner has set up. I also got captcha on Waterfox and Firefox 128 ESR.

11 hours ago, ED_Sln said:

I also got captcha on Waterfox and Firefox 128 ESR.

Which 100% confirms what I write before about non-standard browsers.

11 hours ago, Dixel said:

"Major" Chrome release happens every month, not 2 to 3 weeks. But the future of non-standard browsers on XP is getting very grim for us, as you might see with the many reports about Softpedia, Cloudflare "anti-human protection" sites (which are now countless). Oh, but as we saw recently, you have nothing to worry about with your cross-devices identical fingerprint, at least now I know why you were able to pass through cloudfare, while others couldn't.