Denuvo has a set limit on the amount of activations it allows per-game. This is five systems it detects within 24 hours.

I just tried it like a week ago. It's pretty stable, at least on my system. The only thing that I notice is the lack of features in the app itself.

It did make modding Stardew Valley a bit easier.

Any difference between croc and this?

Thanks it worked. I installed both mfc140 and vcrun2022, I don't know which one did the trick.

I'm getting suck on a black screen. I have tried proton-GE and proton experimental. I have also tried vulkan and without.

What should I try next?

Kernel: Linux 6.14.2-arch1-1
nvidia: 570.133.07
DE: KDE Plasma 6.3.4
WM: KWin (Wayland)

I was using https://www.lemmy-status.org/endpoints/_lemmy-zip to check

I sure you have but have you tried checking the out put of vainfo Arch wiki since Firefox only supports Hardware acceleration with VA-API.

Firefox Hardware video acceleration

If hardware video acceleration is blocked with error code FEATURE_HARDWARE_VIDEO_DECODING_DISABLE or FEATURE_FAILURE_VIDEO_DECODING_TEST_FAILED in about:support, you can override it with media.hardware-video-decoding.force-enabled=true. See [10] for more information. Alternatively, you can install firefox-vaapiAUR.

Also make sure that in about:support Compositing in the Features table under Graphics is set to WebRender if it is not than set gfx.webrender.all in about:config to true.

I had the same issue but I have a NVIDIA gpu. but I just had to install libva-nvidia-driver and edit Kernel parameters and Environment Variables . I got this to work with both Firefox and Librewolf but only some video codecs.

note i have 1080ti so i don't have hardware acceleration for av1. also the only time a problem when I turn off hardware decdoing on firefox is when I watch a HEVC stream on twitch for some reason i get drop frames every second.

Firefox V137.0 Linux | Codec Name | Software Decoding | Hardware Decoding | |

|

|

| | H264 | Supported | Supported | | VP9 | Supported | Supported | | VP8 | Supported | Unsupported | | AV1 | Supported | Unsupported | | HEVC | Supported | Supported | | AAC | Supported | Unsupported | | MP3 | Supported | Unsupported | | Opus | Supported | Unsupported | | Vorbis | Supported | Unsupported | | FLAC | Supported | Unsupported | | Wave | Supported | Unsupported |

Librewolf V136.0.4 (HEVC decoding is only add support on Firefox 137.0 on linux) | Codec Name | Software Decoding | Hardware Decoding | |

|

|

| | H264 | Supported | Supported | | VP9 | Supported | Supported | | VP8 | Supported | Unsupported | | AV1 | Supported | Unsupported | | HEVC | Unsupported | Unsupported | | AAC | Supported | Unsupported | | MP3 | Supported | Unsupported | | Opus | Supported | Unsupported | | Vorbis | Supported | Unsupported | | FLAC | Supported | Unsupported | | Wave | Supported | Unsupported |

$519 (Refurbished) $649 (New)

All the other refurbished options are out of stock.

1 lane NVMe SSD.

• MD Reader or Markdown Viewer
• Ruffle
• imagus

Librewolf Docs

FAQ

Should I allow canvas access? How do I do it?

Please be mindful when allowing canvas access as it is a very strong fingerprinting vector; however, if you are already logged into a website you shouldn't stress too much about giving it canvas access because they already know who you are.

Canvas can be handled on a per-site basis thanks to RFP. You will be prompted for access next to the URL bar, so look for the icon there.

Why am I seeing striped images?

If you see striped images in your browser, that's most likely caused by the fact that the website needs canvas access to display them properly. Check out how to allow it.