We've covered the major browsers, but what about lesser-known options that might support Windows XP?įor completion's sake, we should mention two silly-sounding choices.
They provide a different interface but are vulnerable to the same security bugs as Internet Explorer. For example, old versions of Maxthon and Avant Browser act as shells around Internet Explorer. You should also avoid browsers that use Internet Explorer's rendering engine. In fact, Microsoft discontinued support for IE 11 in 2022, marking the death of the final version. And of course, Microsoft wants you to upgrade to Windows 10 or Windows 11 and use Microsoft Edge.
Most modern websites will let you know that they don't work properly-or at all-with IE 8. Even if you have to use Windows XP for some reason, you shouldn't use Internet Explorer anymore. Not only is IE 8 already an outdated browser without modern features and performance, but it hasn't received any security patches since April 2014 either. IE 8 is wildly outdated, and Microsoft hasn't supported it since the end of Windows XP's life. Latest changes on about:config Webgl.The most recent version of Internet Explorer available on Windows XP is Internet Explorer 8. Indicates solutions on the chrome browser and not on Firefox. Your previous discussion at this address: Canva also seems to me to no longer work on XP. Webgl.lose-context-on-heap-minimize falseĪnyone who still uses a Windows XP would like to solve this problem so the answers are well appreciated for the community.Įrror caused a few months by updates of photo editing sites we do not know why they have always gone well but in this way they make a PC unusable. I forced WebGL to run on the browser on about: config and set webgl.force-enabled to true but the error persists.Ībout:config (webgl properties): webgl.can-lose-context-in-foreground true The photo editing sites on the browser no longer work (ipiccy-pixlr), for a few months before everything okĬan you fix it by changing something in Firefox for this WebGL error?
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