1. Copy the filter here
2. Paste it on My filters
3. Click Apply changes

Faster downloads

1. Click “Settings” on the toolbar
2. Change “Max. simultaneous Downloads” from “1” to “5”

Cleaner UI

1. Click “Settings” on the toolbar

2. Click “Settings”

3. Go to the “Advanced Settings” tab

4. Search for the following terms and uncheck all results:

• Update Button Flashing

• Banner

• Premium Alert

• Donate Button State (set to “Hidden (Usermode)”)

• Special Deal

Turning off “Update Button Flashing”, the update button won't flash. “Banner”, “Premium Alert”, “Donate Button State”, and “Special Deal” will disable the banner at the top, some warning icons, the “Donate” tab, and the deal warnings, respectively.

1. Check Import… under Filter lists > Custom

2. Paste the chosen URL into the text field

3. Click Apply changes

Firstly, I don't recommend Emuparadise because it has bad dumps, old translation patches, scene ROMs with cracktros, and is generally not a good website. But if you need to use it due to fast downloads, I would recommend CDRomance or The Rom Depot, and check the megathread first for games that are not available on other sites.

Anyway, here is how you can download from it after its apparent shutdown:

1. Get a userscript manager

• Chromium-based users: Tampermonkey
• Firefox users: FireMonkey

PS: Greasemonkey and Violentmonkey can also be used, but they aren't recommended due to a worse script compatibility.

1. Get the Emuparadise Download Workaround userscript

2. Download with the “Download using the workaround script” link

That's all. After installing the userscript, if the page was open before, just reload it to apply the userscript. The games are downloaded using Emuparadise's servers. This also functions on mobile devices.

I have been eagerly waiting for Phoronix to do some up-to-date benchmarks regarding Fedora 38's possible performance regression (5~10% according to this article) due to the “-fno-omit-frame-pointer” flag (that only helps with debugging), but we only got one for Fedora 38 Beta and this topic was never touched again.

I am not capable of doing the benchmarks myself, so I was wondering if anybody noticed any performance decrease or, hopefully, a performance increase after the upgrade.

In my opinion, the better debugging is not worth over the 5~10% performance cost that comes with it, but I would like to know what you guys think.