about:third-party in your address bar to see all the DLLs hooked into your Firefox. All mine were expected (NVIDIA, AquaSnap, DisplayFusion, and Start10) so that's a relief.
about:third-party in your address bar to see all the DLLs hooked into your Firefox. All mine were expected (NVIDIA, AquaSnap, DisplayFusion, and Start10) so that's a relief.
Well, goodness. I did this on my work computer and it turns out that something that may have been masquerading as a part of a printer driver (or actually was part of the printer driver) was...
Well, goodness. I did this on my work computer and it turns out that something that may have been masquerading as a part of a printer driver (or actually was part of the printer driver) was listed. And the scary part is that after I disabled it and restarted, all of the other ones disappeared.
Printer drivers and utilities are universally the absolute worst... so I wouldn't be surprised if some actually do hook into your browser for no truly justifiable reason. It is weird that all the...
Printer drivers and utilities are universally the absolute worst... so I wouldn't be surprised if some actually do hook into your browser for no truly justifiable reason. It is weird that all the other hooks disappeared when you removed the printer one though.
I found these: mdnsNSP.dll Application: Bonjour Publisher: Apple Inc. File version: 3.1.0.1 Vendor info: Apple Inc. Occurrences: 1 Avg. Blocking time (ms): - CoreSync_x64.dll File version:...
Do you have window snapping, or any of the window management features enabled? Those are what I suspect might require a hook in order to function, but there are also a few more features in the...
Do you have window snapping, or any of the window management features enabled? Those are what I suspect might require a hook in order to function, but there are also a few more features in the Advanced Settings I have enabled that might be the cause too.
Heh, not surprising. DF has a bajillion features, settings, and tweaks that most people probably don't use, but I wouldn't have it any other way. Binary Fortress is awesome at listening to...
Heh, not surprising. DF has a bajillion features, settings, and tweaks that most people probably don't use, but I wouldn't have it any other way. Binary Fortress is awesome at listening to requests from their forums, which is why it's gotten so bloated over the years. I've been using it for over a decade, back when all it did was just basic wallpaper, window and taskbar management, so I've had time to really dig into its guts and customize everything to my exact liking. I've even requested a few minor tweaks, which they eventually added. :)
about:third-partyin your address bar to see all the DLLs hooked into your Firefox. All mine were expected (NVIDIA, AquaSnap, DisplayFusion, and Start10) so that's a relief.Well, goodness. I did this on my work computer and it turns out that something that may have been masquerading as a part of a printer driver (or actually was part of the printer driver) was listed. And the scary part is that after I disabled it and restarted, all of the other ones disappeared.
Printer drivers and utilities are universally the absolute worst... so I wouldn't be surprised if some actually do hook into your browser for no truly justifiable reason. It is weird that all the other hooks disappeared when you removed the printer one though.
I found these:
mdnsNSP.dll
Application: Bonjour
Publisher: Apple Inc.
File version: 3.1.0.1
Vendor info: Apple Inc.
Occurrences: 1
Avg. Blocking time (ms): -
CoreSync_x64.dll
File version: 4.21.1.1
Vendor info: Adobe Inc.
Occurrences: 1
Avg. Blocking time (ms): -
ShellExtX64.dll
Vendor info: Mega Limited
Occurrences: 1
Avg. Blocking time (ms): -
Interesting that I have DF as well but its dll doesn't show up for me.
Do you have window snapping, or any of the window management features enabled? Those are what I suspect might require a hook in order to function, but there are also a few more features in the Advanced Settings I have enabled that might be the cause too.
I'm not sure actually. It's funny I've been using DF for several years but barely use any of its features.
Heh, not surprising. DF has a bajillion features, settings, and tweaks that most people probably don't use, but I wouldn't have it any other way. Binary Fortress is awesome at listening to requests from their forums, which is why it's gotten so bloated over the years. I've been using it for over a decade, back when all it did was just basic wallpaper, window and taskbar management, so I've had time to really dig into its guts and customize everything to my exact liking. I've even requested a few minor tweaks, which they eventually added. :)