A Number of Portable Browsers

I have been using MyPal until now, and I downloaded and installed Supermium 124.0.6367.245 web browser today. It runs beautifully, and every website just works. Everything is fast and loads quickly and flawlessly. I can log into my bank account and see my balances, which failed on MyPal. I can use Facebook Messenger, which also did not work under MyPal. I was unable to use GitHub with MyPal. I could not use ebay with MyPal. Now everything works. It's like my computer got an upgrade. I use 32-bit Windows XP Pro SP2 now with 3GB RAM, 2.4GHz dual core processor.
 
I have never heard of Supermium. Maybe I might try it later, but what zsolt500 wrote about MyPal is NOT TRUE unless zsolt500 meant old Mypal 29.x, based on Pale Moon, which is more than two years old now and has been since abandoned in favor of Mypal68. I doubt if there is anyone who uses old Mypal now. Mypal68 is based on Quantum Firefox and is super fast.

I believe currently much of its code is largely based on Firefox 8x.x or 9x.x. Feodor2, the developer, might update it to be comparable to Firefox 100 or later as I showed Firefox 102 runs very fast even on Windows XP computers when Windows 7 or 10 is installed on them instead.

In any way I have no trouble accessing my ebay account or my bank account using Mypal68. I have been able to access all the websites with the latest Mypal 68.14.4b. I am not saying it is a perfect browser, but at least it is not anything like zsolt500 wrote about it.

zsolt500 should really take it back.

All the same, a new XP-compatible browser is always welcome. If it turns out to be as good as zsolt500 says, I might even distribute it at one of my Japanese-language websites just like I do distribute Mypal 68 and Serpent.

Sadly, though, Supermium lacks basic documentation. We want to know what the developer intends to do with it and what we need to run it. What I know about it is only its name. I hope it is not a virus or something that sends the user's personal information to Google. Really. That matters a lot.
 
I tried Supermium Version 124.0.6367.245 R2 on Windows XP SP3. It started with an error message saying something is not available on my Windows XP system. It could access websites even then, but I cannot recommend it to anyone with this kind of bug in it. It is out of question.
 
Supremium, like all other XP browsers including MyPal68 is a work in progress.


There is also Thorium.


And ArcticFoxie's 360Chrome builds based on Chromium 86.


MyPal68 wouldn't play any of the videos on ESPN properly, they worked perfectly in Thorium.
 
I tried Supermium Version 124.0.6367.245 R2 on Windows XP SP3. It started with an error message saying something is not available on my Windows XP system. It could access websites even then, but I cannot recommend it to anyone with this kind of bug in it. It is out of question.
Hi there and hope you are well.

Just FYI you'll no longer get that error as it was fixed in the latest Supermium.


Please try it, but for me, my computers are just too slow and I'll have to see when It updates further if I can run it because I hear he intends to make it faster on low end hardware; otherwise I still use 360 Redux.

Take good care.
 
Another option if you are trying Supermium or Thorium on aged hardware and are not having luck - you could try rebasing Chrome.dll

Use MS Rebase 6.0.6001.17129 (just search google and download from a reputable site)

I found:

rebase.exe -b 0x60000000 Chrome.dll

Good luck,

Sal

PS: Ok, so I attached my copy so you don't have to search the internet for it. Go to run and run cmd and note the directory - place both the unzippied rebase and the Chrome.dll to that folder and again under command run rebase.exe -b 0x60000000 Chrome.dll - and once that is done you can cut and past to where you got it from and hopefully this could help you; regretable for me, not so much.
 

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Actually V11 was the fastest and still is over even redux but you won't find it online anymore as Arctic Foxie deleted it so I'd have to find some site to upload it for free if anybody is interested in it. Please let me know what is the best site to host a zipped file of about 148MG?

360 Chrome V1111.0.2251.0
 
Mediafire is what I use.


Good download speeds and is XP browser friendly. No account creation required.

Here is something I uploaded August 2022.

 
Mediafire is what I use.


Good download speeds and is XP browser friendly. No account creation required.

Here is something I uploaded August 2022.

Ok, thank you and I did just that and zipped it was even smaller in size (65.68MB). I also made a mistake on my posting - I meant 360 Chrome V11.0.2251.0. This is portable and V11 works a little better on youtube but there are some sites that require V13 such as msn. Still good to keep around though.


Enjoy and again, Arctic Foxie has abandoned it quite some time ago so there is no support other then forum like this.

PS: I had to redo that because I messed it up the first time so this link is correct for the one I just uploaded.
 
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Another option if you are trying Supermium or Thorium on aged hardware and are not having luck - you could try rebasing Chrome.dll

Use MS Rebase 6.0.6001.17129 (just search google and download from a reputable site)

I found:

rebase.exe -b 0x60000000 Chrome.dll
Ok. so. I tried with the newest Supermium and I found this didn't help much. However I had better success with the following rebase to:

0x6af00000

rebase.exe -b 0x6af00000 chrome.dll

I'm able now to start up Supermium in 18 seconds rather than before at almost 30 seconds to load. Maybe it will help you but on my Pentium D and 3GB ram what can I even expect.

Good luck
 
Okay and OK

So I just realized that that shortcut for my 360 V11 is only good if you put the folder in program files, so when you create a shortcut to 360 please make sure you use the following flags/switches in the target line of the shortcut after wherever you decide to place this folder. I put it in c program files so mine look like this.

"C:\Program Files\360\360chrome.exe" --no-first-run --disable-file-system --disable-gpu --disable-logging --disable-webgl --disable-component-update --disable-background-networking --ssl-version-min=tls1.2 --enable-strict-mixed-content-checking --no-pings

Please not the space before the 2 hyphens.

--no-first-run --disable-file-system --disable-gpu --disable-logging --disable-webgl --disable-component-update --disable-background-networking --ssl-version-min=tls1.2 --enable-strict-mixed-content-checking --no-pings
 
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Okay and OK

So I just realized that that shortcut for my 360 V11 is only good if you put the folder in program files, so when you create a shortcut to 360 please make sure you use the following flags/switches in the target line of the shortcut after wherever you decide to place this folder. I put it in c program files so mine look like this.

"C:\Program Files\360\360chrome.exe" --no-first-run --disable-file-system --disable-gpu --disable-logging --disable-webgl --disable-component-update --disable-background-networking --ssl-version-min=tls1.2 --enable-strict-mixed-content-checking --no-pings

Please not the space before the 2 hyphens.

--no-first-run --disable-file-system --disable-gpu --disable-logging --disable-webgl --disable-component-update --disable-background-networking --ssl-version-min=tls1.2 --enable-strict-mixed-content-checking --no-pings
I meant please *Note* the space before the 2 hyphens.
 
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