Thank you rodocop for all your great efforts!
I see it, again and again, and each time it hurts more to see people like you be left running against walls. Although direly needed. And there aren't exactly many who'd be at the same time able and willing to support KM. All contributions ignored, greatly demotivating.
Am more and more afraid, this time our beloved browser is really dying
There were already long years in the past without any dev and admins around, but at the time there were at least some mods still there. Even mods with programming skills, creating unofficial updates. And it was still possible to update the embedded gecko engine somehow, just not store it in the official database. And someone (guess Disrupted) maintained an unofficial extensions archive. No matter how basic, almost zero descriptions and no links to the presentations in the forum, but at least an up-to-date categories list.
Without all their efforts and especially desgas bugfixes and improvements to the early beta of KM1.6 I wouldn't have been able to use KM so happily until today. Only lately more and more modern websites now start breaking. Too bad all his contributions were trashed again later, probably because not stored in the official database, where no one had access. And sometimes wish the early alpha of KM1.7, the last one running on win98, could have been fixed too, but that would have needed an expert dev.
This time at least the last KM version seems a quite good RC-version already, that hopefully can save the browser a bit longer. But without any additional support, not even the tiniest unofficial fixes, it still may not last long.
The only thing I see you could currently do is create an own space to collect your KM contributions. Like kmext was in the past, but is now dead too. Perhaps create a new extensions archive called kmext2 or such? And/or an unofficial KM updates site, so at least things are together. In the forum it's too shattered around, hard to find.