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  3. Changes in Brave 1.75.180 (Chromium 133.0.6943.54): Fixed hang/crash when clicking on newly created tabs while using vertical tabs. Fixed incorrect icons being displayed under the URL bar in certain cases. Upgraded Chromium to 133.0.6943.126. (Changelog for 133.0.6943.126)
  4. Changes in version 7.1 Build 3570.54 – Update 5
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  6. Changes in Version 45.0.2.0 (Chromium 130): Fix issue with youtube video download Fix issue with sign in by google
  7. What’s New? Chromium Update: We’ve upgraded Chromium to version 132.0.6834.207, bringing you the latest features and security improvements. Crash Fixes: Several stability issues, including a crash that occurred when opening the Application tab in DevTools, have been addressed. UI Tweaks: Among others, this release brings a fix that resolves the visual bug occurring after creating a split screen and destroying a tab island.
  8. What’s New in version 135.0.1: What’s New in version 135.0 Final:
  9. https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+log/133.0.6943.89..133.0.6943.121?pretty=fuller&n=10000
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  11. Changes in version 5.11.1 (2025-02-13): Fix arbitrary cropping support in the image editor. Fix crash on round video message playback. Fix complex custom keyboard shortcuts.
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  13. [Updated] NET Desktop Runtime (8.0.13) Java SE Runtime Environment (JRE) (8.0 Update 441) [Updated] Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime 133.0.3065.59 [Updated] Microsoft Visual C++ 2002-2003 Runtime 1.2.0 [Updated!] Microsoft Visual C++ 2022 x86 – x64- Additional Runtime - 14.44.34823 [Updated!]
  14. https://github.com/dotnet/core/blob/main/release-notes/9.0/9.0.2/9.0.2.md?WT.mc_id=dotnet-35129-website
  15. https://github.com/dotnet/core/blob/main/release-notes/8.0/8.0.13/8.0.13.md?WT.mc_id=dotnet-35129-website
  16. Updated VC++ 2022: 14.44.34823
  17. Version 18.8.0 Mega ~ 64.4 MB ~ February 8th 2025 Changelog: Updated MPC-HC to version 2.4.0.0 Updated LAV Filters to version 0.79.2-27-gd98fc Updated MPC Video Renderer to version 0.9.3.2363
  18. What’s New in Skype for Windows, Mac, Linux update version
  19. 116.0.5366.71 – 2025-01-28 blog post DNA-118000 Cache weather widget results DNA-120588 Layout of extensions-section is broken DNA-120718 [RateMe] Typo in Ukrainian translation of negative feedback popup DNA-120739 [Task manager] Red background in Opera Task manager DNA-120744 [Win] Weather widget location is not set correctly by prefs DNA-120756 Crash at opera::SidebarExpandViewEmbedder::OnResized
  20. Changes: No more version numbering in the main caption. Only the about screen now has it can run without admin and asks for admin if needed (you can set to run as admin in settings as well) better error reporting (Especially if using the debugsymbol version) symbol synchronization. Symbols are shared between CE instances and remembered when reopening CE Speedhack v3 now replaces the old speedhack in windows. No more speedhack dll's to inject (more dll's to follow in the future) Speedhack also works better in unity games now (no need to turn of vsync anymore) byteTableToxxx now support an start index autoassembler command AOBSCANEX - Scan only executable memory c compiler: added __stdcall define c compiler: windows: auto assembler can deal with stdcall mangled symbols names, and c compiler can deal with unmangled symbols when stdcall is used c compiler: header files are used as table files. And tablefiles can have any name now added Java info similar to .net/mono info improved the .net info classlist performance (especially noticable in ceserver) ctrl+space on selected bytes in hexview will make the disassembler go there bunch of mono info improvements lua: treenode.Index is now writable redesigned the internals of structure dissect. Expect many new bugs there, please report! (I already know a few of them, but just waiting to get a report on them before fixing ) updated the tcc library to a more recent version {$luacode} doesn't need dll injection to function anymore auto assembler DB command has been updated to allow relative changes. e.g: DB +1 +2 will increase the bytes 'db' is done at with 1 and 2 respectively you can't destroy luafile stream objects anymore. You now have to destroy the luafile itself added more language support for AA scripts added a new debugger interface: gdbserver error out scripts that try to access GUI controls from other threads. (remove threadsafegui.lua if you don't want it. But you will have a buggy CE) tablist can't be clicked while scanning is active removed the close button from the comments dialog memoryregion view columns can be sorted now C code: ANDROID define set on android targets lua: disassembler view now has a SelectionSize property lua: caretX and caretY are now exposed to synedit lua: TSynAutoComplete can be created lua: ModuleLoader can now load streams and tablefiles memory records can now set a value on freeze/unfreeze/restore to original on unfreeze memory records can hide the checkbox and choose to move the description to the furthest left you can now link a memoryview hexview with a structure window column, so it's address changes when the hexview changes patchscan will now tell you it's not going to work when you don't select any module improved dark mode visuals added option to ignore the upper byte of a pointer when doing a pointerscan (ARM memory tag security feature) groupscan now supports aobscan types as well aobscan in hexadecimal mode now supports the following operators: >XX : value has to be higher than XX, disassembler ARM64: Added some colors .net info: improved the class search .net info: static methods don't need an address anymore .net info: static methods now have a different color .net info: added a config window where colors can be changed .net info: invoking a method allows you to create objects using the dialog encodeFunction results generated in another architecture can now can used by decodeFunction structure dissect now follows the setPointerSize() directive better added lua include files cpuid recording in dbvm complete redesign of error handling in the mono data collector the monodatacollector is now multithread aware added a bunch of lua commands to make it easier to create manual process and modulelists added dmahelper.lua, which is an example script to show how to use direct memory access to get a processlist, and modulelist, and how to hook that info up to CE some lua callback now have a first parameter so they run even before ce's internal handler added ceserver command EXTCMD_DLERROR to get the error when module injection fails improved il2cpp method enum speed the threadsafe script terminator now shows a dialog asking you if you wish to kill the script or not lua: Added loadNewSymbols() so not all symbols need to be reloaded on dll injection lua: Added setSpecialScanOptionsOverride so you can control which memory regions to scan (handy for emulators) Fixes: Loooots of fixes in ceserver from symbollookup to debugging, pipes, basic initialization going wrong, etc... fixed symbol to address lookup picking an old version of a same named symbol instead of later (was an issue with symbollists, like ccode) fixed an error with .net/mono info giving an error when looking at a string fixed disassembling of some vector instructions fixed VEX instructions not working in 32-bit targets fixed the translation files not being up to date in the installer dissectcode high dpi fix fixed structure dissect without using a structure dissect window yet even more disassembler issues related to x86 vex and aarch64 fixed issue when ticking and unticking a checkbox in the pointerscan config fixed some font colors and types so they adjust based on default windows config fixed luacode when the target is 32-bit fixed the memview disassembler bugging out when the window height is too small dbvm: fixed an issue that would crash DBVM Lua: Debugging scripts now doesn't delete existing debug routines Lua: Fixed StructureFrm.getSelectedStructElement() assembler x86_64: fix assembling ymm,m256 parameters assembler x86_64: fixed pextrd ultimap1: fixed the ret filter debug information is no longer available when no process has been opened yet c/ccode: windows.h and some other default header files can now be included without errors c/ccode: fixed issue with chkstk symbol mono: Fixed dealing with value_type parameters and method invoking fixed issue where dbvm trace would error out on the results fixed assembling pextrd some fixes regarding roundbraces and calculations android: fixed issue when il2cpp is inside an apk bunch of other android related fixes (java and mono) fixed network modulelist to be more accurate fixed pointerscan for value scan manual map dll's now also loads the exception handling structure
  21. Changes in Version 8.7.7: Add new API NPPM_ADDSCNMODIFIEDFLAGS to fix eventual regression regarding SCN_MODIFIED for some plugins
  22. Changes in Brave 1.75.175 (Chromium 133.0.6943.54): Web3 Added Zcash “Deposit” modal. Added “Shielded” label to all shielded ZEC tokens in Brave Wallet. Added support for resolving new Unstoppable Domains TLDs. Added a prompt to “Select Account” when clicking “Send” from the “Portfolio” page. Added a “Memo” field to the Zcash transaction’s “Confirm Transaction” screen. Added a “Memo” field to the Zcash transaction’s “Send” screen. Added the “Activity” tab to the “Portfolio” segmented control on full page view. Removed the “Bridge to Aurora” button. Updated “Portfolio” page to always display “Buy”, “Send”, “Swap”, “Deposit”, and “Bridge” buttons. Fixed Brave icon being cut off on the wallet unlock screen. Fixed broken gas slider track under the “Edit” gas fee screen. Rewards Added Web Discovery Project opt-in prompt during Brave Rewards onboarding. ( Implemented Brave Rewards 3.0, a completely redesigned user experience for Brave Rewards including an “Explore” page and many other new elements (being rolled out in phases using Griffin starting at 25%). Leo Implemented full page chat for Brave Leo. ( Added support to install Brave Leo as a Progressive Web App (PWA). Added support to save Brave Leo conversation history. Added support to retain Brave Leo conversation history between browser restarts. Added a page context toggle under the chat sidebar. Added URL based routing for Brave Leo chats. Added support for custom site distillers. Updated Brave Leo URL to chrome://leo-ai. Updated the Progressive Web App (PWA) icons for Brave Leo and the password manager. General Added the ability to capture a screenshot using “Ctrl+Shift+S” on Windows and Linux and “Cmd+Shift+S” on macOS. Added support for deep linking to the Search Engine edit popup in settings. Added a warning when disabling Manifest V2 uBlock Origin via brave://settings/extensions/v2. Added right click context menu for vertical tab bar. Added the ability for users to load custom adblock scriptlets under brave://settings/shields/filters. Added per-site farbling token support. Added brave://flags/#block-all-cookies-toggle to enable the ability to block all cookies. Added a keyboard shortcut for exporting all bookmarks. Added a command line switch to disable user education popups. [Security] Fixed issue where audio was not being farbled in certain cases as reported on HackerOne by cesium_fusilli. [Security] Disabled block element picker in Private Windows as reported on HackerOne by newfunction. Improved contrast on active tab for dark theme. Updated the Brave VPN icon. Updated position for the “New Tab” button when using vertical tabs. Updated the Private window search engine selection UI under brave://settings/search. Updated the webcompat reporter to remember and autofill a user’s contact information. Disabled cosmetic filtering on Speedreader pages. Disabled field data fetching in DevTools. Removed known Emarsys trackers “sc_customer”, “sc_eh”, and “sc_uid” from URLs. Fixed external favicon fetch on the password manager. Fixed “Clear all” button on brave://downloads not being selectable in certain cases. Fixed “Connect” button being displayed for a region when already connected to that region using Brave VPN. Fixed extraneous tabs created when detaching a tab from a window. Fixed Brave News “Add this RSS feed” functionality to respect the HTTPS upgrade setting. Fixed artifacts being displayed after merging tabs into a browser window. Fixed shields panel being able to be opened on chrome-extension:// pages. Fixed shield icon alignment in the URL bar. Upgraded Chromium to 133.0.6943.54. (Changelog for 133.0.6943.54)
  23. Brave Browser is a free, fast, secure and open source web browsing application based on the Chromium and available for your all devices. Complete with a built-in ad blocker that prevents tracking and provides security protection with optimized data and battery performance. The Brave is much more than a web browser, it is a new way of thinking about how the web works. Brave is on a mission to fix the web by giving users a safer, faster and better browsing experience while growing support for content creators through a new attention-based ecosystem of rewards. Brave is built by a team of privacy focused, performance oriented pioneers of the web, including the inventor of JavaScript and co-founder of Mozilla. It begins with giving you back power. Get unmatched speed, security and privacy by blocking trackers. Earn rewards by opting into our privacy-respecting ads and help give publishers back their fair share of Internet revenue. Browse Faster – Load pages 3x to 6x faster Watch Brave in action, head-to-head-to-head against Chrome and Firefox. Brave loads pages three times as fast out of the box with nothing to install, learn or manage. Switching is easy – Import and continue where you left off It’s easy to import your settings from your old browser. You can do it during the welcome tour or later through the menus. All of your old browser profiles will appear in a list. You can import other browser data through the main menu item called “Import Bookmarks and Settings.” Support your favorite sites with Brave Rewards Turn on Brave Rewards and give a little back to the sites you frequent most. Earn frequent flyer-like tokens (BAT) for viewing privacy-respecting ads through Brave and help fund the content you love. Browsing the web with Brave is free: with Brave Rewards activated, you can support the content creators you love at the amount that works for you. The browser can automatically distribute your contributions based on how much time you spend on sites. Or, you can choose to tip sites directly, and even offer a fixed monthly tip amount. All of this works while keeping your browsing history private. Your funds are made available to site owners through an anonymous ledger system, so you can’t be identified based on the sites you visit and support. Over 10,000 publishers and content creators have registered to receive Brave Rewards. Remember: these contributions are optional – browsing the web with Brave Browser is free. Brave Browser Feature List: Shields Ad blocking Fingerprinting prevention Cookie control HTTPS upgrading Block scripts Per-site shield settings Configurable global shield defaults Brave Rewards Earn by viewing private ads Tip your favorite creators Contribute monthly to sites Auto-contribute to sites Verify with Uphold and move funds in and out of your wallet Become a verified creator and start earning BAT from tips, contributions and referrals Tabs and Windows Private Windows Pinned Tabs Auto-unload Drag and drop Duplicate Close Options Find on page Print page Security Clear browsing data Built-in password manager Form autofill Control content access to full-screen presentation Control site access to autoplay media Send “Do not track” with browsing requests Search Choose default search engine Use keyboard shortcuts for alternate search engines Option to use DuckDuckGo for private window search Address Bar Add Bookmark Autosuggest URLs Search from address bar Autosuggest search terms Show/hide bookmarks toolbar Show secure or insecure site Extensions and Plugins Brave Desktop now supports most of the Chrome extensions in the chrome web store Windows 7/8/10 Silent installation Silent installation X64 X86 Brave Browser 108.0.5359.128 for Win 7, 8, 8.1 AIO Silent Install
  24. Changes in version 7.1 Build 3570.47 – Update 2 Changes in version 7.1 Build 3570.42 – Minor Update Changes in version 7.1 Build 3570.39 – Final
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