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Tunnel adapter and browser engine, in one package
One package, one installer. It sets up both parts and cleans up after the old driver.
aol-revival-setup.zip - about 950 KB
SHA-256: 9016d7a5aed7144d1691485e4095efc5370cceba17c3f16565bcdeb45674e0dc
Check it before you run it:
certutil -hashfile aol-revival-setup.zip SHA256
Setup.cmd - the graphical installer, German and EnglishUninstall.ps1 - puts everything back the way it wasNothing in the package patches AOL itself. The original tunnel.cct is
kept, and the uninstaller restores it.
| Requirement | Detail |
|---|---|
| Client | AOL 8, any language |
| Windows | 2000 or newer for the client; 7 or newer for the modern browser engine |
| Extra | WebView2 runtime, x86 build (on Windows 7: version 109 at the latest) |
| Rights | administrator, for the service and the adapter |
Without WebView2 everything still works - the browser window just falls back to Internet Explorer.
The setup guide walks through it, including the Server name field that points the client here.
The tunnel adapter and the browser engine were written for this project. They talk to the client over its own interfaces and change nothing about it. If you want to know how, the tunnel page and the documentation explain the protocol; for the code itself, write to the address on the contact page.
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