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Add SnipeBrowser 144.0.7559.256 for ReactOS - #409
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Adds SnipeBrowser 144.0.7559.256, a modern Chromium 144 browser built specifically for ReactOS. Notes for reviewers: * Installer: Inno Setup 5.6.1 (standard setup.exe — ReactOS 0.4+) * URLDownload: Internet Archive permanent link * SHA1 / SizeBytes verified against archive.org metadata and local file * Category 5 (Internet) * Recommended host: ReactOS 0.4.16 x86 (primary validation). 0.4.5 Briefly Tested. Earlier 0.4.x may work. This is the first Chromium-144-class browser known to reach daily-driver usability on ReactOS. Field notes and downloads: https://archive.org/details/snipe-browser-144.0.7559.256-win-x-86-reactos-rc-102-portable Recommended system: 1 to 3 GB RAM (4 GB often leaves only ~3.5 GB addressable on ReactOS and can cause allocation errors). Real hardware outperforms VMs; development was stressed heavily in VirtualBox. Kernel note: under sustained heavy CPU load from asset-heavy sites, ReactOS may hit STOP 0x1E at ntoskrnl (0x805AF770 class). SnipeBrowser includes CPU-aware throttling to mitigate this from userland and reopens cleanly after such events. Idle stability confirmed at multi-hour uptime.
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Do you have any screenshot of it working in ReactOS? Did you test it whether it works in ReactOS for you? For me, it immedately crashes after launching: |
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Sorry, but the princess is in another castle... Errr, sorry, I said: Sorry, but this software is not working. Please, make the PR again if the software works with a minimal stability. Thanks. |
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Adds SnipeBrowser 144.0.7559.256, a modern Chromium 144 browser built specifically for ReactOS.
Notes for reviewers:
This is the first Chromium-144-class browser known to reach daily-driver usability on ReactOS. Field notes and downloads:
https://archive.org/details/snipe-browser-144.0.7559.256-win-x-86-reactos-rc-102-portable
Recommended system: 1 to 3 GB RAM (4 GB often leaves only ~3.5 GB addressable on ReactOS and can cause allocation errors). Real hardware outperforms VMs; development was stressed heavily in VirtualBox.
Kernel note: under sustained heavy CPU load from asset-heavy sites, ReactOS may hit STOP 0x1E at ntoskrnl (0x805AF770 class). SnipeBrowser includes CPU-aware throttling to mitigate this from userland and reopens cleanly after such events. Idle stability confirmed at multi-hour uptime.