Your wrong post with browsers is half backed, as usual. I already pointed out that the last version of Vivaldi working in W7 is not what you linked but... https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/browser-support-for-windows-7.86383/page-10#post-1782041
Catsxp 3.3.5 (Chromium 112) works on Windows 7. UA string : "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/112.0.0.0 Safari/537.36" on Windows 7 x86 (32bit).
You are trolling and spamming as usual. And it is more and more your usual activity here. I provide useful information for people. And you are just complaining and complaining with little benefits to anybody. I posted latest supported stable versions. And when you go to Vivaldi website and choose Windows 7, they will propose you the same version I posted. So direct your complaints there, to Vivaldi Technologies.
You're just playing the smartest guy in the town, selling your personal highly debatable preferences as facts. Here like elsewhere. If we had all other programs, as stable as Vivaldi snapshots, we lived in a way better world. Sure, never offer a dinner in a good Italian restaurant to people who think the macmenu is the best thing ever.
I run the 109.0.5414.129_chrome_installer.exe file with the --system-level switch in the Run dialog box and it either silently clean installs or quietly updates the Chrome 109 browser on my old Win7 PCs to v109.0.5414.129 without problem. when I download & run those particular chrome_installer.exe installers from those random google links, I always use them with the "--system-level" switch; first two dashes or "double dash" preceding "system-level". I never run such exe files by itself w/out switches. and the "--system-level" switch forces the install to the \Program Files\ folder. (ex. c:\temp\109.0.5414.129_chrome_installer.exe --system-level)
It surely is It is my day to day browser on every single PC. Only on smartphones I prefer KiWi or Bromite instead of Firefox.
I will tell you but do not tell it to anybody. Because it is top secret and it is password protected (because this secret is really deep). Just scroll up three posts and click the link inside the post which will appear. But remember: this is secret, so do not share it to anybody
The script creates 3 files: 1. %APPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\<profile>\prefs.js 2. %APPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\<profile>\chrome\userChrome.css 3. %SystemRoot%\System32\drivers\etc\hosts (modification only) You cannot include hosts in portable app, but the first 2 files can be migrated there.
Extract these files from non-portable profile and copy them to portable profile. Easiest way if you do not understand shell scripting.
As a longtime Opera user I never loved FF but now, that trident and presto are gone, anything that can limit the blink/webkit dominance is surely welcome. And I guess that the niche of W7 users, being presumably a not that small niche, could be a good reason to push FF devs, to release ESR version based on FF 115.
I tested the SlimFirefox script a bit and tried to adjust some functions, but I'm more less guessing their meaning, not knowing what they really stand for. I would be happy if I would know what to change if I still want to use the following functions: Firefox account login function. I want to access my bookmarks on all my computers When I sometimes accidentally close my entire window or some tabs I would like to be able to recover them The autofill option is sometimes quite useful for me Thanks