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+ Classic Addons archive + Secret Agent + Umatrix + Ublock + Moon Tester Trool + Tehme compatibility provider Greasemonkey + Youtube + Classic youtube or just the alternatives you filter youtube through in future to avoid kikery. how big is the chance to succeed with Firefox 52 based code? With the help of only one skilled guy? My suggestion is try as much as other possible browsers now to make the switch when it is forced on you as less annoying as possible. And if it is already problematic with Firefox 56 based code.

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Waterfox - using the same code - also has issues. While we all should be grateful for Gaming4JC and his attempts to bring over some code lately - Google Web components is TOO BIG - Seamonkey guys don't have it inside their new new 2.53 - which is based on Firefox 56. Without it - no more videos on Youtube! Media and business sites are no longer loaded and can't be used properly, buttons can't be pressed anymore so pages are partly or fully broken! This is what more and more pages adopt, as it is the NEXT BIG THING! The Palemoon team failed in the past to implement highly complex features and the only solution so far was in the end to adopt fresh engines from Mozilla on a regular base, something which is NO LONGER POSSIBLE as future Firefox engines have not the features the Palemoon team sees as vital! Get slowly ready to start the search for a new browser to which you can switch in the near future - the best and most logical time in doing so is NOW!Īdditionally - regarding this whole topic: The next BIG thing in web development which is used in Youtube and other big pages will be most likely Palemoons undoing. That it has the meaning that they can't move forward or have serious issues in attempting to do so. #!!! ABORT: X_CreatePixmap: BadAlloc (insufficient resources for operation) 4 requests ago: file /root/Projects/palemoon/Pale-Moon/toolkit/xre/nsX11ErrorHandler.Who knows the Palemoon team realizes pretty fast that when the developer is writing something like that here. #!!! ABORT: X_CreatePixmap: BadAlloc (insufficient resources for operation) 4 requests ago: file /root/Projects/palemoon/Pale-Moon/toolkit/xre/nsX11ErrorHandler.cpp, line 157 (process:17335): GLib-CRITICAL **: g_slice_set_config: assertion `sys_page_size = 0' failed But I only have the /usr/share/applications/sktop file, and not the one for KDE, cause I don't run KDE.)Ĭode: Select all sudo tar -xjf palemoon-24.7.2.2 -C sudo ln -s /opt/palemoon/palemoon sudo ln -s /opt/palemoon/browser/chrome/icons/default/default16.png sudo ln -s /opt/palemoon/browser/chrome/icons/default/default32.png sudo ln -s /opt/palemoon/browser/chrome/icons/default/default48.png sudo ln -s /opt/palemoon/browser/icons/mozicon128.png export palemoon Should I upload my Pale Moon module somewhere to make it more easy to check it out? But know that I removed it's standard en-US dictionary, since I use en-GB and German (Alte Rechtschreibung) anyway, and not use the USA spellchecker.īut aside from that detail, it is just changed so that it would work in a Porteus. Just by changing from FFx to Pale Moon gave me the boost that slower machine so needed! but by just switching from FFx to Pale Moon (i686 version ion that machine, sure) gave me back my wanted performance, all the same in the system is plain Porteus 3.0. One of my machines is a single core only, and not capable running x86-64, and often gets slow and sluggish. There are contributed builds, the newest version for x86-64 Linux is 24.6.2, and it has the look and feel of a bit outdated / a bit older FFx. I hope you core development guys check out Pale Moon and come to the same result as me: that it's awesome. and the good thing is: you can use all and any plugins that you had/used in your Firefox as well.Īnd since it is quicker and more slim, I recommend to have Pale Moon as the Standard Browser for all slim versions of Porteus, as in: LXDE, XFCe. It's an highly optimized Firefox, all the bloated and unneeded code is cut out, and it works way quicker and more smooth than any Firefox I know.

I suggest Pale Moon as a new choice for a browser.

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