Hmmm... Just ran both the Supermium Setup and NonSetup files through "https://www.virustotal.com/gui/home/upload" scan. Both reported to have imbedded Trojans.
Best method to downgrade MyPal Browser
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I tried upgrading Thorium, but apparently there was only one version that was fixed up for use for Windows XP. So, currently using Thorium 122.
I downloaded Supermium a long while back, and tried using that first. Seemed clunky at the time. Thorium upon first use worked swimmingly. I may have to try Supermium again.
I downloaded Supermium a long while back, and tried using that first. Seemed clunky at the time. Thorium upon first use worked swimmingly. I may have to try Supermium again.
Has anyone managed to get the V.13.7b installed and running on win XP?
Yes, I ran that version of MyPal for a long time, but saw many websites eventually not load, or appear incorrectly as sites altered their security and/or other elements. From there I experimented with several newer releases, but faced the same issues or some unexpected performance issues with the "improved" releases.
At the moment, I'm using MyPal V.78.0.2 (32 bit / non SSE) for almost all my browsing, switching to 360Chrome for only those rare sites that won't load properly.
To get all the NOT Portable versions of MyPal installed and running, you simply extract the contents of the Zip file into a directory of your choosing ("C:\Program Files\MyPal"), and then create a shortcut to the MyPal.exe file in that directory. At first run, it will create two "MyPal68" directories under "C:\Documents and Settings\User\Application Data" & "C:\Documents and Settings\User\Local Settings\Application Data".
These created directories store all the profile information. If they already exist due to a previous install, then they will be over-written by the newer program, or you might get an error if you attempt to run an older version of MyPal with newer profile directories at those locations.
There are a few "Portable" versions of MyPal available where the program files and all the profile data are stored in a single location.
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So basicly it would not run with the new HTML5
So you are saying this one will work are you and load all web pages?At the moment, I'm using MyPal V.78.0.2 (32 bit / non SSE) for almost all my browsing, switching to 360Chrome for only those rare sites that won't load properly.
To get all the NOT Portable versions of MyPal installed and running, you simply extract the contents of the Zip file into a directory of your choosing ("C:\Program Files\MyPal"), and then create a shortcut to the MyPal.exe file in that directory. At first run, it will create two "MyPal68" directories under "C:\Documents and Settings\User\Application Data" & "C:\Documents and Settings\User\Local Settings\Application Data".
These created directories store all the profile information. If they already exist due to a previous install, then they will be over-written by the newer program, or you might get an error if you attempt to run an older version of MyPal with newer profile directories at those locations.
There are a few "Portable" versions of MyPal available where the program files and all the profile data are stored in a single location.
There are 2 32bit versions on there
mypal-78.0.2.en-US.win32-sse.zip
mypal-78.0.2.en-US.win32.zip
Do you know which one to go for?
What are the source codes for?
Thanks
I have not had a browser installed on Windows XP Pro 32 that loads ALL web pages since I think FireFox 52.9 ESR,
The SSE version is supposed to be faster for SSE enabled CPU's (which I think even Fred Flinstone has), but I found the NON SSE version working better on my box.
You don't need the source codes.
I just check and my new motherboard wont take my wifi card. since I am running on wifi at the moment, I will have to leave it until the 20th of this month when the data runns out on this card then buy a VodaFone card to run on my VodaFone USB Dongle
If it's a NEW MB, then it probably has an onboard wifi adapter, for which you would just need the correct XP driver.
My OLD MB's just needed a USB Antenna device and the drivers to enable wifi.