Yesterday I tested it on the real PC (not via remote control) and the behavior is the same while using remote control.Night457 wrote: Wed Dec 18, 2024 2:00 pmI have never remotely accessed another computer, but surely all bets go out the window (Windows®?) doing that. There are too many variables to factor in and test when it turns out that something does not work. Hands-on access to the device being tested is how I would have to do it. Otherwise, the "test" is to see how well the remote access works.jpf wrote: Wed Dec 18, 2024 1:40 pm I just clicked on the name of the link at home while controlling my son's PC via Anydesk
Sure you can be proud, however don't overestimate my skills. My job was primarily audio hardware repair and design. I'm mostly self-learned on computer science. I took a crash course on Basic programming and actually did most of the VB and C programming at the radio station but operating system, networking and internet were mostly a "read the manual and follow instructions" thing.Night457 wrote: Wed Dec 18, 2024 5:51 pm Woohoo! Your post made me so happy: in my own fumbling amateur way, I managed to provide eMule help for a retired IT professional whose experience and knowledge definitely exceeds my own. Cool. It is nice that I can be useful.
I agree, and even more: I suspect OS designers are purposedly making old apps useless under the false excuse of security issues. I still use Windows XP for most everything except (since december 2021) browsing the internet, and It's flashing fast. The XP PC is still always connected to internet since I need to remote control it. I never had an antivirus and never had a virus and the like infection.Night457 wrote: Wed Dec 18, 2024 5:51 pm This seems to indicate that in some small but important way, ancient eMule might be different than some of the other software beasties out there. Or at the very least, keeping it working with updated browsers just might continue to be an issue. Maybe the problem is that browsers change things that do not need to be changed? (As in "If it ain't broke, don't fix it".)
I'm not into internet browsers, so my opinion may be useless, but the issue doesn't seem related to the mentioned Manifest V2 deprecation, which should only affect extensions.Night457 wrote: Wed Dec 18, 2024 5:51 pm If you have not read through it already, if you are interested you might want to take a look at the previously-linked thread. With your technical background I am sure you can understand the issues involved:
ed2k link no longer work in Google Chrome AND aMule