I decided to install this the other day and I have to say, the UI is amazing and the degree to which you can customize is better than current Firefox. Only problem is the fucking addons are outdated as shit (AFAIK uBlock Origin, NoScript and Decentraleyes are at least still getting updates) and I'm concerned that there may be an issue with security due to it being based on older code on top of it being a much smaller project compared to Firefox and Chrome which have plenty of funding and devs and the main dev of Pale Moon being an autistic furry manchild.
What should I do? Go back to Firefox or keep using this?
Stop shilling this furry botnet, it deserves 0 attention. It has the same problem as old Firefox where over time it gets laggier and laggier until you can barely have 2 youtube tabs open without massive fucking delays whenever you click something. Just move on grandpa.
Robert Sullivan
t. a fucking zoomer
Jacob Sanchez
furry manlet kys
Carter Wilson
icecat
Ethan Howard
use spyware-blocking config firefox or gnu icecat instead
Adrian Hall
>bloatfox use a real browser like qute, uzbl, surf and so on
Do want old firefox? If so, pale moon's perfect for you. If not, use another browser
It's just pre-australis firefox with some firefox 3x features ported over. The most development you'll see is security patches from newer firefox versions when applicable, and bugfixes. It's deliberately designed to change as little as possible, and feature requests will fall on death ears
Owen Gray
goddammit someone always beats me
Jackson Rodriguez
I just migrated a sufficient amount of settings and shit from Firefox to ungoogled-chromium, and apart from the shitty font rendering I dunno how to fix, it's fast as balls and I like it. So sssssuck on that I guess...
Jack Rivera
fake news, FUD, PEBKAC, and *werks on my machine*
Jeremiah Gutierrez
Falkon or GTFO
Adrian Stewart
The real problem I see with real good browsers (Actually the only good browser in my concept is GNU puss) is that it is so outdated (but see ).
Logan Ortiz
shill
Aiden Russell
>Note that building binary packages for Windows and macOS currently requires non-free software, so we no longer distribute binary releases for those platforms. Also does it have support, or alternatives, for these extensions? Don't think I can live without firegestures.
uBo is maintained as a webextension addon.There is a replacement for Firegestures, but it's not a perfect replacement. The only thing that's missing for me is open highlited as url. You can change the useragent with an about:config tweak. Use stylus because stylish steals data. Violentmonkey for scripts. Downthemall has a poor replacement, it's called Download Star. Foxyproxy was ported, I believe. I can't comment on the rest.
Grayson Hall
Thanks, the rest doesn't really matter (though restartless is nice,but w/e), I'll give it a try. If I can build it on windows.
Colton Cooper
It's based on Firefox 60 LTS, so you might want to consider Firefox itself if you can't get it to work; it just takes some tweaking, you might want to look into a premade user.js.
Gavin Cooper
how do i get the nice tab search interface on regular firefox? is it impossible
Assuming this is your add-ons and it's recent then you need to update uBlock Origin to the latest Legacy version 1.16.4.8 and install the uBlock Origin Updater so you'll get the updates automatically
>and I'm concerned that there may be an issue with security due to it being based on older code
Sigh here we go again with baseless rumors
Rumor: "Pale Moon is just a rebranded rebuild of an old Firefox version" FALSE Pale Moon has been on a divergent path with its own code for a long time already. It was a rebuild in 2009, yes. It was a rebuild with minor changes in the Firefox 4.0 era, yes. But we've come a very long way since then with an increasing amount of different code being carried over each time it was re-based on later Firefox code. It's a true fork now and has been employing rapid development (as opposed to rapid release) to solidify this independent direction with its own focus and attempt at keeping the browser sane, lean, and offering users choice and stability. At the same time, Pale Moon's focus on security and evolving networking standards has added features and kept pace with those developments in other browsers, by e.g. adding TLS 1.1/1.2 support a while back, by offering OCSP-stapling, by keeping a close eye on encryption and the browser's security by continuing to port or re-implement security fixes that apply to Pale Moon as a browser. It is neither old nor outdated, it is not a "rebuild" and it does not use obsolete technologies or have security holes. forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?t=7818
is ungoogled chromium good enough to run all the extensions a person would normally run on chrome?im clearly the biggest nobita here and id like your insight. its not like i have something to hide, but id really this idea of having ungoogled chromium. please advise
Oliver Baker
ungoogled chromium is fine and will run most extensions yes. have fun
Jackson Allen
and? do you know what trademark infringement is?
am i suppose to turn a blind eye because some sjw open source packager doesn't give a fuck for branding licenses?
you can bring it up in a calm and professional manner instead of flipping out like a manchild, cant wait for the "sjws" to make it impossible for people like you to work in tech
