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In the past there existed a project in FF for Multicore-Support - because of the fanatic security madness the project was cut out of FF!

Multicore-Support would be cool!

I'm pretty sure modern Firefox has multicore support?

K4sum1 wrote: *

09 Nov 2025, 09:03

WebAudio was disabled less so to work around privacy and moreso to fix issues that can be caused by it, but it can help with both.

Strange, but it would be better, if it would be a deactivable option under Browser Privacy!!!

K4sum1 wrote: *

09 Nov 2025, 09:10

I'm pretty sure modern Firefox has multicore support?

In FFdev 115.0b9
under about:config the rest of it looks so:

multicore Boolean Number String

in r3dfox-144.0.1 nothing!!!

Taiclaw wrote: *

09 Nov 2025, 09:38

In FFdev 115.0b9
under about:config the rest of it looks so:

multicore Boolean Number String

in r3dfox-144.0.1 nothing!!!

Can you send a pic?

How to upload an image to the board?

It's kinda broken just use catbox.moe for now.

The board is currently very slow!!!

K4sum1 wrote: *

09 Nov 2025, 02:45

I just realize the mistake, in (r3dfox dir)\config.cfg, the entry for browser.contentblocking.category uses pref instead of defaultPref.
For now just remove the line and it will stick with custom

Yes, that fixed it

K4sum1 wrote: *

09 Nov 2025, 02:45

So I took a look at that, and it appears to use WebAudio to fingerprint you, the user. If WebAudio is disabled, this fails, and it just decides fuck you and infinitely loads. If you really want to use the website, setting dom.webaudio.enabled to true fixes it.

That fixed it too
FYI to prevent fingerprinting I'm using CanvasBlocker extension:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/canvasblocker/

Tip: to allow smilies to work on this forum with CanvasBlocker add eclipse.cx to the Window API list by clicking on "+" and then remove its checkmark.
It should be the same with any other phpBB forum.

Taiclaw wrote: *

09 Nov 2025, 10:09

It's asking you to create this key because no key containing "multicore" exists at all.
With the default about:config of R3dfox, which looks and acts like the "old" one, you need to right click on the board and then select New like this:

Or as a workaround: use about:confignew instead.

BTW I've checked several Firefox versions and also LibreWolf and Tor Browser and none of them has a key containing "multicore".