UPDATED ON: 2025-09-15 So, why official end of life or the recent [extension of the lifecycle] until February/March 2026 of [ESR build] does not really change anything to Windows 7 addicts? The answer is pretty simple > because we have loads of options to choose from. Firefox-based flavour > [ 1 ] ||| [ 2 ] ||| [ 3 ] Tor Firefox-based flavour > [ 1 ] ||| [ 2 ] Chrome-based flavour > [ 1 ] ||| [ 2 ] ||| [ 3 ] See?

Most of Windows 7 users are already familiar with the excellent [VXKex] kernel extension. It allows us to execute loads of artificially “incompatible” applications on time-tested Windows 7 operating system. Frankly speaking, the development of the original version is not so extensive these days. So, i have to provide a more recent fork, called [VXKex Next] , which is currently in very active development. [QUICK DL LINK] That’s all for today’s blip note.

When doing webdev tasks, I often run into situations where browsers start to glitch due to a stuck cache. Page elements do not being update properly and reload [F5] or even magic [CTRL+F5] does not work at all. Here are two simple batch scripts to hard reset the system cache for Firefox and Chrome based browsers. @echo off taskkill /IM chrome.exe /F >nul 2>&1 || echo Chrome is not running timeout /t 2 /nobreak >nul rmdir /s /q "C:\Users\YOUR-PROFILE-NAME\AppData\Local\Supermium\User Data\Default\Code Cache" rmdir /s /q "C:\Users\YOUR-PROFILE-NAME\AppData\Local\Supermium\User Data\Default\Cache" start "" "%ProgramFiles%\Supermium\chrome.