My contributions are minor, mostly leveraging my long-worked-at ability to get current toolchains onto older systems.
Cameron is a very smart guy. Like — really good at this stuff. Ken > On Jun 14, 2020, at 9:11 AM, Uli Wienands <[email protected]> wrote: > > Ken, I agree with everything you say. But my banking stopped with the > infamous "this is undefined" error that was mentioned in the TFF blog when it > showed up first, and I just checked with FPR23, no go. OWC's site also does > not work quite right, the graphics on their front page is messed up, although > the site is useable and ordering works. I know of the Github issue, but the > things I do with it work, so no issue for me. Your port of TFF has been my > standard browser on the MBP ever since you released it. > > That said, I just watched Spacex's latest launch, flawless (Your port of TFF, > that is!). > > So, thanks again, > > Uli > > On 6/12/20 11:36 AM, Ken Cunningham wrote: >>> Unfortunately true "feature parity" turned out to be too >>> difficult to maintain for Cameron, so things like online banking by and >>> large don't work anymore. >> He's pretty close. Security is right up to date, TLS 1.3, he is no more than >> a few weeks behind at most on security patches from the FireFox tree. >> Amazing, really. >> >> There are some new web features that are apparently hard to >> implement...written in Rust, I think, which as you know is not so functional >> on 10.4. The bank I use works great with TFF, I guess it doesn't use those >> web features. And amazon, ebay, youtube, macports, wikipedia, etc, etc, etc, >> all work normally. >> >> GitHub does use some of them, as of last year, so it has a hiccup. >> >> Cameron said he watched the entire Democratic debate on a G5 running >> TenFourFox, all 2+hours of streaming video, without a hiccup. >> >> The intel version works very well for me, almost never crashes. Perhaps 95% >> of websites work as expected. >> >> Ken
