- #Srware iron addblocker install#
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VLC Media Player 1.1.11 (the last reliable version in my experiences-slim, trim, and will run well even on my old Pentium 4 ) Disk Cleaner (the latest version it does cover a few bases that even this modern CCleaner misses) Defraggler 1.21 (2.21 was the last version released before Avast acquired Piriform, but 1.21 runs much faster and doesn't have the bloat/unnecessary features of 2.xx) CCleaner 5.32 (the last version released before the Avast takeover) Mypal 28.0.1 (the first public release of feodor2's Pale Moon 28 fork for Windows XP in my experiences 28.1.0 and 28.2.1 have some bugs, while 28.0.1 runs more stable) Centaury 52.9.0 (the first public release of feodor2's Basilisk UXP fork for Windows XP it has some bugs but is overall quite a bit better than Firefox 52)
#Srware iron addblocker software#
It took a lot of trial and error, but now I have a collection of software that's about as good as any you will find on a given Windows XP installation. This time, it absolutely HAS been finalized and will NOT be changed. To amend my last message here, I have a completely different setup again.
#Srware iron addblocker Pc#
Besides the fact that the speed boost is incredibly significant, that is another great advantage because it means the PC will only use as much electricity as it needs, whereas the P4/PD and older processors are tearing a new hole in your electric bill whether you have them sitting idle or you're pushing them to its limits. The nice thing about the Pentium E6800 is that it has built-in memory management (according to sixthofmay), as does every other Intel processor starting with the C2Duo/Quad series. This allows for fine speed on both browsers, and even on my DC5000 SFF (which has a 2.8GHz Prescott P4) things are running smoothly as long as you don't load anything too hardware-intensive. When I'm using QuickJava, I always have JavaScript/Java/Flash/SilverLight/animated images disabled, with only cookies/images/CSS enabled. I don't have an antivirus installed, and haven't gotten a virus since 2010.
#Srware iron addblocker install#
Since I'm back on (and for the time being will not be migrating from) my HP Pavilion Slimline S5-1020 PC (which has a Pentium E6800, a dual-core with similar capabilities to the Core 2 Duo ), I could probably install an ad-blocker with no performance penalty, but for the time being my setup is doing exactly what I need it to do.I can connect to any site on the Internet with no trouble/network errors, and have fine built-in protection against harmful sites. Usually, when I'm browsing (my current setup is Firefox 28.0 for most sites and Mypal 28.1.0 for newer ones ), I am running QuickJava (version 2.0.4.1, which is the last version that will work with both browsers) and a fairly up-to-date version of Dan Pollock's HOSTS file. It depends on your personal needs, trimis.
#Srware iron addblocker plus#
The freezing seems to have lessened since I've been leaving some addons disabled, and enabling as needed, plus been limiting simultaneous use of browsers to Iron and Mypal (with only two windows to each), so thanks for the tip. How did you get 'uBlock Origin' installed on Mypal? It's not on their list of extensions, and when I try to install it via Firefox extensions site, it says Mypal's version is too old. If Mypal comes with an adblocker, it is sure useless, though this 'Popup Blocker Ultimate' is no big improvement, but very slightly better than the 'Adblock Latitude' I did have.
Click to expand.Not sure if there was some confusion from my previous but the list of addons:
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