I was mistaken. The reason therefore is main.kmm. If you take a closer look at it you will see: togglepref(INT,$pref_Cookies,2,0); It means that as soon as somebody will toggle cookies off/on, the pref will change to "all" cookies allowed and will remain so.
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As far as I recall the default setting for 3rd-party cookies is "on" in K-Meleon. You could easily test with a fresh install of KM75 or KM76 and prove me wrong if I'm mistaken.
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If I recall exactly, the nagging screen for Win10 came also with a 'recommended' update and it wasn't the only offender among those updates. Since I install only security fixes I got spared by such annoyances. As for Win10 which is OT here, you can't scrap all the telemetry junk. Only viable option seems to be at router lever. However, every new update can smuggle new
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I can't tell what kind of modifications MS made to the OS through its recommended and optional updates. All I can tell is that since W2k, now I'm on Win7, I install only security updates and never had any problems. If it was me, I'd uninstall all recommended and optional updates and if something would go wrong I'd rather reinstall the OS. If you don't have a CD for a
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Sorry, neither can I get into connection scenario for testing. Just want to remind that ProxTog extension is since K-Meleon 75 not required anymore since Dorian made this feature native by slightly modifying main.kmm.
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Quotegordon451 Actually Win8.1, and possibly Win10 also, need to have 0.0.0.0 in hosts because Microsoft altered their "TCP loopback interface" in Win8.1 Attention to those re-routing to 0.0.0.0 in their HOSTS file and using a network diagnosting tool. Put the below entry as first to avoid anomalies. 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 fix for netstat and diagnostic tools
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QuotefoliatorIn the case of Duolingo.com, FF and KM kept waiting for a connection to Facebook Re-route in your HOSTS file to 0.0.0.0. The connection should be dropped instantly in this case. QuotefoliatorSince it didn't stop the other browser, however, I assumed it was ignoring either my localhost setting, or the entire hosts file. A sniffer would show you if a connection to Facebook
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No probs with duolingo.com here. Checked with both KM75 and KM76RC. However I didn't test with clean installs. I don't use any sort of 'safe DNS' and have disabled my HOSTS file during checking.
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@Chanson Yu As a second thought - did you also test with a clean fresh (portable) install so you can rule out any interference of a third party script?
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Quoterodocop As I said, first run gives error pokemon in EVERY browser. Just reload to see real picture. Just want to confirm Rodocop. At first attemt I got the pokemon 403 Forbidden header response. At second attempt I was offered the content. See screenshot. For convenience and out of laziness, this time I only tested with a fresh (portable) install of Firefox ESR 45.2.0.
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Weird indeed. It shouldn't make any difference but since we are at it - these are my settings: The only file extension in my prefs for file handling by type is that for ISO files.
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Everything works fine, the way I have set up K-Meleon. C:\_Download is my folder for downloads.
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@Chanson Yu
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Now it is getting tiresome and nerving. Quotemikeyww I think, too, that KM developers need a more user-centered approach to accountability regarding their "packaged product". No ethical company would knowingly and intentionally distribute a product containing a faulty component made by another company, right? Why would KM's expert developers do this? Just because they are vol
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Quotemikeyww QuoteYogi As for the K-Meleon page crashing you browser, as far as I can recall, you are the only one experiencing it. 1. Others are experiencing the crash. JamesD: "I get a crash on the URL in first post." foliator: "actually never loaded and locked up both the browser and the OS." Both, JamesD and Foliator are referring to your first post which wasn�
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Quoterodocop Well, big RAM also could be the reason of issue: malformed script may lead to aggressive RAM loading - but KM freezes (or crashes) after it gets up to 2Gb RAM for it's process (being the 32-bit app). As far as I can see in my task manager, the RAM that K-Meleon has to handle doesn't climb over 350MB. There's still much room till 2000MB.
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@mikeyww Your hardware is ok. K-Meleon 76RC should fly on it. I've tested your link with a new fresh install of KM76RC (7z package). I didn't touch any setting, have left everything at its defaults. The site loads and works fine. No crash. See the attached pic. I'm afraid it's something at your end but have no idea what it could be. We both have similar hardware exce
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QuoteChanson Yu Please uncheck the option of "Download with Secured Download manager" just below the DOWNLOAD button. Then it will be OK. I'm getting old. It's not the first time I'm downloading from DFH but it was for the first time that I overlooked the checkmark. I've done the test again, this time with K-Meleon 75.1 and Firefox 45.2.0 (no filtering, just th
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QuoteChanson Yu Here are the screenshots of them. https://www.datafilehost.com/d/3b6ac402 Weird. By clicking the download button I get offered a binary file (setup.exe) of 948KB instead of Test Image.7z of 281.11KB. I assume that DataFile is playing dirty tricks.
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Since the OP didn't gave a link to test, Mikk's suggestion seems to be the most plausible cause. Most videos are either mp4, vp8 or flash. Windows 7 will play them thanks to its own native splitter. Flash needs the NPSWF.dll but this is obvious. K-Meleon should play the vids with the default settings as well.
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I've tested with 4 browsres - K-Meleon 75.1, K-Meleon 76RC, Opera Presto and Firefox ESR 45.2.0. All four are opening the same page and showing the same pokemon like creature. QuoteLol, the page does not exist. possible reason: 1. You entered the wrong address in the address bar. 2. You clicked on an expired link.
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Latest update from Adobe NPSWF32_18.0.0.366-ESR For those who need the unhexed ESR flavor: http://effect8.ru/soft/media/adobe-flash-player-portable.html I assume that plugin.vch is for DRM. You can skip that file. NPSWF32.dll is clean, tested myself.
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Well, I don't use antivirus software since many years. Nevertheless, I wouldn't advise average users to do the same. For them a decent AV can be the last rescue. OT: Norton never had a decent unpacking engine. It was enough to pack malware which Norton had definitions for with a less common packer (like Armadillo) to fool Norton. That was more than a decade ago and I did test myself s
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Quotesmallhagrid I also found that I already had an app called Proxy Switcher and gave that a try with very mixed results. Be aware that Proxy Switcher and Privoxy are total different animals. Privoxy is a local filtering proxy (mainly but not only, to filter ads). I used Privoxy ages ago to SOCKSify Opera Presto (before Yngwe implemented SOCKS support in Opera Presto).
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QuoteJohnHellI couldn't run scripts within compressed files either. I see. My bad. I should have been more thoughtful when proposing to open scripts within an archive. While it works fine with clickable scripts like .vbs it can't be applied to file.js, since you can't tell per CMD: open file.js residing in C:\path\file.zip. In my case I just have to open the archive and cli
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QuoteJamesD I did find that js files would work when called by K-Meleon. That's normal and applies to any browser.
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Quotesiria Uhm, I had hoped that you could test, since you can do those zip-tests Anybody with an archiver can do those tests too. It was rather by coincidence than by zip testing that I discovered that scripts started within an archive can bypass the registry setting for Script Host. Quotesiria but obviously KM just unzips them to run, no Java needed. The chrome-folder contains some native
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@Siria - I don't have the Java SDK installed. I assume you need it to create .jar files. - As far as I can follow you, it would make no sense to add the vbs after the zip path. If the Script Host is disabled I assume that it won't work and if the Script Host isn't disabled than the zip makes no sense. However you could test if my assumtion is right or wrong. @JohnHell
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@JamesD Since one pic tells mor than 1000 words, this is my method: pic As you can see I click the script to execute within the rared file. Outside the rared file it won't work because of my reg setting (Script Host disabled). Use whatever method works better for you.
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QuoteJohnHell You are making things harder. Edit the file type (.js, .vba, .whatever), and set another action as default. For example, notepad, to edit it. Your advice is fine but only as long as you don't have tools to run which need an interpreter/wscript.exe. If I'd change the file association, the script would be passed to notepad or whatever I'd set the association for and
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