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This is a really realy great news!!! I was about to accept the fact that when Slimjet moves to engine version 50+ is the end of Vista but more specifically Xp support but thankfully it isn't. Really great news to Xp users worldwide!!!

Could I suggest adding the function for the Slimjet's Adblocker to "list blocked sites" like what the default Slimbrowser's Adblocker have so it'll be easier to whitelist specific sites that is being blocked. Yes, that would be very useful, especially when Slimjet Adblock work in combinat...

Could I suggest adding the function for the Slimjet's Adblocker to "list blocked sites" like what the default Slimbrowser's Adblocker have so it'll be easier to whitelist specific sites that is being blocked.

As the title stated, be able to disable or completely remove the nagging.

"Google's" Chrome is the only one to stop support for Linux 32-bit. But not the Chromium based ones w/c is availble in every Linux Distro's to install since it's open source and is also where Slimjet is based on.

VIOLENT MONKEY: a much simpler and lighter script handler than tamper monkey w/c is now available for non-Opera users.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/deta ... nfo-dialog

@devs. Is it possible for this specific extensions to work in Slimjet, they are quite useful at lowering data usage specially to capped internet plans and they also somehow bypass some sites that are blocked by you isp. Hope it gets fixed in next version.

To those who is still having this issue where tabs keeps refreshing when they are unselected then reselected, just put this command switch at Slimjets Desktop/Quick Launch shortcut at the end... "--force-fieldtrials=AutomaticTabDiscarding/Disabled" without quotation marks!

To those who is still having this issue where tabs keeps refreshing when they are unselected then reselected, just put this command switch at Slimjets Desktop/Quick Launce shortcut at the end... "--force-fieldtrials=AutomaticTabDiscarding/Disabled" without quotation marks!

This feature is called "Tab Discarding" which was implemented probably in Chrome/Chromium 47 and later permanently implemented...... It Discards unselected tabs to supposedly reduce bloat but instead wastes alot of data and causes CPU to spike spontaneously everytime those said tabs are ag...