Dave-H

The 'recently closed' list has always seemed to be reasonably accurate for me, although I have seen occasional anomalies where something which should be there isn't.

@thepwrtank18 Or just substitute MSO.DLL with @jumper's modified version. http://geocities.ws/jumper/ The installation then appears fully up to date and works.

The problem with posting new topics should now be fixed.

Sorry I've been away for a while. I've reported the new topic error to xper the board owner. Hopefully it will be fixed soon.

Apologies, I've never used one of those versions, but I had always assumed that's exactly what they do, keeping the User Data folder within the extracted files folder, and not changing the registry at all (which is also an option on the installer version). Sorry for misleading information if that's not the case.

The 'nonsetup' zip versions are the portable versions. https://github.com/win32ss/supermium/releases 🙂

Understood, but @Tripredacus was consulted on this occasion, and agreed that no further action was needed in this case. That will not always be the case of course.

No idea I'm afraid, it's up to Shane the developer. 138.0.7260.295 R6 has been in pre-release for a week now. Presumably if no show-stopping issues come to light, it will become the first 138 release soon.

I guess things like Cloudflare captchas are more a defence against bots than anything else. A forum operator, for instance, wouldn't want a bot potentially harvesting all their members' e-mail addresses, so it is fundamentally privacy concerns. Something which works in some browsers and blocks the site in others doesn't make sense, though, and we're not talking about ancient browsers here.

It looks like a normal forum site to me, I can't imagine why it would need any abnormal level of security.

It doesn't work in Supermium 132 (I'm waiting for 138 to become an official release before updating). It does work in Firefox 145 (on Windows 10).

Supermium is fundamentally a standard Chromium-based browser, so any extension from the Chrome Web Store should work with it. Even old Manifest V2 extensions will still work with it.

I don't think that any Chromium-based browsers have an equivalent to that function. However, if the browser can't open something natively, I would expect it to open in the program associated with it by Windows, if any.

On Windows 10 I think the profile should be at C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Supermium\User Data.

If by 'standalone' you mean a portable version, yes there is. If you are going to continue using Supermium, please continue this in the Supermium thread.