Today I came across an installable XP "kernel" upgrade "one-core-api-pack-x86.zip"
"https://github.com/shorthorn-project/One-Core-API-Binaries"
I installed it on a spare Dell D531 laptop (AMD Turion 64 X2 2GB ram) running XP32 SP3.
(it installed much like a service pack)
Next I downloaded Firefox 128.0 ESR.
I tried to install it, but it said it was for win10 only, so I dumped the contents of the exe into a folder on to the desktop
with 7zip and ran the internal exe
C:\Documents and Settings\user1\Desktop\Firefox Setup 128.10.0esr\core\firefox.exe
Firefox worked despite complaining about XPCOM and passed all the "Cloudfare" challenges.
Next I download the latest portable Palemoon browser and it also worked.
By my estimation the "one-core-api-pack" is an XP game changer.
"https://github.com/shorthorn-project/One-Core-API-Binaries"
I installed it on a spare Dell D531 laptop (AMD Turion 64 X2 2GB ram) running XP32 SP3.
(it installed much like a service pack)
Next I downloaded Firefox 128.0 ESR.
I tried to install it, but it said it was for win10 only, so I dumped the contents of the exe into a folder on to the desktop
with 7zip and ran the internal exe
C:\Documents and Settings\user1\Desktop\Firefox Setup 128.10.0esr\core\firefox.exe
Firefox worked despite complaining about XPCOM and passed all the "Cloudfare" challenges.
Next I download the latest portable Palemoon browser and it also worked.
By my estimation the "one-core-api-pack" is an XP game changer.