Government/Business use of UXP Software

[Basilisk-Dev]

The Basilisk site doesn't log any identifiable user data like IP addresses for example, but one thing I do have it configued to log is referrers to the site so I can see where people are getting recommendations to download Basilisk. I saw this: catastro.rionegro.gov.ar. Apparently that is the government in a province in Argentina

Did a quick *search engine name censored* search and found this page: https://catastro.rionegro.gov.ar/sirec/ ... index.aspx

I thought it was cool that an actual business/government agency was recommending the use of Basilisk or UXP browsers in general. Have y'all seen anything else like that around the web, either for Basilisk or Pale Moon?

[Gemmaugr]

Your link didn't work for me, but http://catastro.rionegro.gov.ar/sirec/smartLIS/ did. Weird.

[frostknight]

Just about anything beats using Chromium based crap

[Mæstro]

Nice to see NPAPI enjoying official use in places! I have two Argentinian friends, although I do not know where in the country they live, and was happy to pass the word along to them.

[kiwikid]

Hmm, I've got my Basilisk set to no cookies from non-whitelist sites, so anything could happen, but with Basilisk and my alternate Librewolf both those links invited me to install Silverlight. On Linux? Go figure ...

[kiwikid]

So, I'm a week late to the party, or I'm doing something wrong. If I strip the address back to catastro.rionegro.gov.ar I get a harmless looking local govt page with a menu bar along the top: any link from that menu, in any of my browsers returns a 404. If I add /sirec/ to the address, in other browsers I get
Esta página sólo está disponible en Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge y/o Basilisk
Using Basilisk on catastro.rionegro.gov.ar/sirec/ I get a redirect that I have to click thru - to the Silverlight invite which also suggests
Si ya tiene Silverlight instalado, pruebe instalar navegador Basilisk
The link for Basilisk looks like genuine for the Windows .exe, but the Silverlight.exe d/l comes from their internal sirec page. It looks like they're not expecting any visitors on Linux (or MacOS?)