Just made an appointment to get kitted out with extended-range reading glasses, they're going to make computer use much easier.

Phew, a solution at last. My site-specific browsers can now cope with Chrome v.54 with the arrival of a new version of Epichrome. It incorporates a shell script to locate & update existing SSBs as well as saving the originals as zip files.

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That was weird. Suddenly my Dropbox basic went from having 5.3 GB of free space to being full. I worked out how to permanently delete stuff, though, now I have 5.4 of 7.4 GB free. No longer keeping the Epichrome salvage file in Dropbox, that being expanded there filled the spare space, moved that zip file to OneDrive, where I have over 230 GB available.

Bugger. Google Chrome, even though it was out of the Applications folder, auto-updated & took out site-specific browsers. Restored from Dropbox-located salvation file.

There's a neighbourhood can moaning & howling outside the laundry door. That's the door with the magnetically activated pet door. If a critter with a magnet slung around its neck tries to get in it can, otherwise only brute force, such as applied by a possum (it happened once, years ago) will allow entry. My cat was, of course, quite interested so before she could get out & possibly injured in a cat fight (she's not yet recovered from the last one) I refitted a barrier over the pet door.

I was unaware of puck-mode appearing on a Mac until seeing your post about Chrome.
Something similar happens with Safari except that while the puck shows Global, when the window is expanded slightly, it's showing Home. Plus, I selected Global at the top in wide mode then narrowed the window. The puck appeared showing Home.
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I also note that narrow-puck mode works in Safari.

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Off to buy some shirts & stuff