JDPower

Of course

Holy crap - how many games have you got installed?!?!

That latter one is definitely a no go unless you want to wipe all your FF settings, which I doubt many want to, so should not be added.

I gave up a couple of days ago and installed the YouTube Flash player addon. So nice to see videos actually play again!

Thanks. I've been trying to persevere in the hope that the performance of the html5 player would improve, rather than install yet another addon to make firefox just work, but it's driving me nuts lately so might have to resort to that.

Nope, not for a long time (as far as I'm aware). It's terrible in FF, I've seen smoother playback on dial up! And don't dare open a few youtube tabs or it'll just fall to the floor and throw a tantrum

Even better, cheers nergal Now if only they'd add an option to disable the html5 player altogether, not just for DRM content Or am I the only one that thinks html5 YouTube is ruddy useless?!

No probs, will go Googling when I get a chance (rather than be lazy and just ask without checking for myself )

Will that update from within the browser the same or will it require a seperate download every update? (and I wish I'd seen your post about 20 mins ago before I update )

You say that like people aren't USUALLY confused by my posts

Not quite sure what it's got to do with this topic, BUT OpenDNS don't serve ads any more

AND several driver installers (on my machine anyway), so I'll leave it rather than face the inevitable "installation source not found" type errors Yet

Well I discovered the cause of the YouTube bug I had with FF37, so for anyone else with the same issue: It was having layers.offmainthreadcomposition.enabled set to false (Bug 1141433). Something I, and many others, did around the time of FF33 as a fix for browser lockups that started with FF33. Setting that back to true fixed Youtube, and touch wood, has had none of the ill effects I disabled it for in the first place. It also fixed two other issues I'd noticed since the FF37 release - Vine videos didn't load, and bizarrely, Google maps displayed upside down and back to front (seriously, check the screenshot)! Due to the timing of the release I just put it down to one of Googles wacky April fools jokes, only realised last night it was an actual bug! Note to Mozilla - avoid releases around April 1st

Probably cos it's not - that will/should be FF38

Anyone else having issues with YouTube since updating to FF37? I know they've forced html5 on YouTube in this update but now videos aren't resizing to fit the video window, ie changing video 240 res gives a tiny video in top left corner, selecting 720 res stretches the video bigger than the video window: EDIT: For anyone else having issues, setting "media.fragmented-mp4.enabled" in about:config to false appears to fix it for me

I think it can safely be reduced to "Removes registry backups created during a registry compaction. Requires reboot before deletion is possible"

No, I mean "CCleaner ini clean.bat" (it alphabetised the CCleaner ini, to make it easier to find entries in it and allegedly speed up CC launch time)

Whatever happened to "CCleaner ini clean.bat"? I've still got it in my CC folder, and run once in a blue moon, not one for the winapp site? Or is it just pointless (can't say I've ever noticed CC launch quicker after running it but my OCD side likes it )

I wouldn't, gonna be a while before Flash disappears completely

I doubt it, what with Flash being effectively phased out in favour of HTML5

Firefox v36.0 out: # New - Pinned tiles on the new tab page can be synced - Support for the full HTTP/2 protocol. HTTP/2 enables a faster, more scalable, and more responsive web. - Locale added: Uzbek (uz) # Changed - -remote option removed - No longer accept insecure RC4 ciphers whenever possible - Phasing out Certificates with 1024-bit RSA Keys - Shut down hangs will now show the crash reporter before exiting the program - Add-on Compatibility # HTML5 - Support for the ECMAScript 6 Symbol data type added - unicode-range CSS descriptor implemented - CSSOM-View scroll behavior implemented allowing smooth scrolling of content without custom libraries - object-fit and object-position implemented. Defines how and where the content of a replaced element is displayed isolation CSS property implemented. - Create a new stacking context to isolate groups of boxes to control which blend together - CSS3 will-change property implemented. Hints the browser of elements that will be modified. The browser will perform some performance optimization for these - Changed JavaScript 'const' semantics to conform better to the ES6 specification. The const declaration is now block-scoped and requires an initializer. It also can not be redeclared anymore. - Improved ES6 generators for better performance # Developer - Eval sources now appear in the Debugger Debug JavaScript code that is evaluated dynamically, either as a string passed to eval() or as a string passed to the Function constructor - DOM Promises inspection - Inspector: More paste options in markup view # Fixed - CSS gradients work on premultiplied colors - Fix some unexpected logout from Facebook or Google after restart - Various security fixes #Known Issues - Style Editor: Extra white space appearing above the editor for a sourcemapped scss file (1128747) - For users who removed the Share & Hello buttons, this new version brings them back unexpectedly (1136300)

Problem? lol

I'd suggest using the full filepath of %ProgramFiles%\Adobe\Adobe\AdobePatchFiles, just in case Adobe choose to put anything else in the Adobe folder

I jumped ship from Palemoon after it kept finding ways to go wrong after forking away from Firefox lol

Just a VERY minor point, cos I know it don't happen often, but would be handy if when an entry changes name you could state what from so we can find it in our existing file to replace easier