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#PaleMoon 34.3.1 has been released! This is a bugfix and security update which fixes a quirk in our CSP handling, the devtools JSON viewer making superfluous requests, and some intermittent crashes, as well as updating a few third-party libraries we use to pick up security fixes applicable to our code.
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.3.1 -
#PaleMoon 34.3.1 has been released! This is a bugfix and security update which fixes a quirk in our CSP handling, the devtools JSON viewer making superfluous requests, and some intermittent crashes, as well as updating a few third-party libraries we use to pick up security fixes applicable to our code.
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.3.1 -
#PaleMoon 34.3.1 has been released! This is a bugfix and security update which fixes a quirk in our CSP handling, the devtools JSON viewer making superfluous requests, and some intermittent crashes, as well as updating a few third-party libraries we use to pick up security fixes applicable to our code.
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.3.1 -
#PaleMoon 34.3.1 has been released! This is a bugfix and security update which fixes a quirk in our CSP handling, the devtools JSON viewer making superfluous requests, and some intermittent crashes, as well as updating a few third-party libraries we use to pick up security fixes applicable to our code.
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.3.1 -
#PaleMoon 34.3.1 has been released! This is a bugfix and security update which fixes a quirk in our CSP handling, the devtools JSON viewer making superfluous requests, and some intermittent crashes, as well as updating a few third-party libraries we use to pick up security fixes applicable to our code.
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.3.1 -
#PaleMoon 34.3.0.1 has been released! This unscheduled update fixes critical issues which are crashes involving our implementation of FinalizationRegistry and a regression involving WebAudio.
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.3.0.1 -
#PaleMoon 34.3.0.1 has been released! This unscheduled update fixes critical issues which are crashes involving our implementation of FinalizationRegistry and a regression involving WebAudio.
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.3.0.1 -
#PaleMoon 34.3.0.1 has been released! This unscheduled update fixes critical issues which are crashes involving our implementation of FinalizationRegistry and a regression involving WebAudio.
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.3.0.1 -
#PaleMoon 34.3.0.1 has been released! This unscheduled update fixes critical issues which are crashes involving our implementation of FinalizationRegistry and a regression involving WebAudio.
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.3.0.1 -
#PaleMoon 34.3.0 has been released! This is a major development, bugfix and security update bringing plenty of changes related to web compatibility and performance.
Note for those building from source: starting from this version our build system will be requiring Python 3 instead of Python 2.7.x. Please refer to our developers' documentation for details: https://developer.palemoon.org/build/
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.3.0 -
#PaleMoon 34.3.0 has been released! This is a major development, bugfix and security update bringing plenty of changes related to web compatibility and performance.
Note for those building from source: starting from this version our build system will be requiring Python 3 instead of Python 2.7.x. Please refer to our developers' documentation for details: https://developer.palemoon.org/build/
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.3.0 -
#PaleMoon 34.3.0 has been released! This is a major development, bugfix and security update bringing plenty of changes related to web compatibility and performance.
Note for those building from source: starting from this version our build system will be requiring Python 3 instead of Python 2.7.x. Please refer to our developers' documentation for details: https://developer.palemoon.org/build/
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.3.0 -
#PaleMoon 34.3.0 has been released! This is a major development, bugfix and security update bringing plenty of changes related to web compatibility and performance.
Note for those building from source: starting from this version our build system will be requiring Python 3 instead of Python 2.7.x. Please refer to our developers' documentation for details: https://developer.palemoon.org/build/
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.3.0 -
#PaleMoon 34.3.0 has been released! This is a major development, bugfix and security update bringing plenty of changes related to web compatibility and performance.
Note for those building from source: starting from this version our build system will be requiring Python 3 instead of Python 2.7.x. Please refer to our developers' documentation for details: https://developer.palemoon.org/build/
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.3.0 -
@thezerobit for a good "lighter earlier Firefox" feel you might want to look at #Palemoon
It doesn't support some of the more recent web standards, but it is actively maintained and quite performant
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@thezerobit for a good "lighter earlier Firefox" feel you might want to look at #Palemoon
It doesn't support some of the more recent web standards, but it is actively maintained and quite performant
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@thezerobit for a good "lighter earlier Firefox" feel you might want to look at #Palemoon
It doesn't support some of the more recent web standards, but it is actively maintained and quite performant
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@thezerobit for a good "lighter earlier Firefox" feel you might want to look at #Palemoon
It doesn't support some of the more recent web standards, but it is actively maintained and quite performant
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@thezerobit for a good "lighter earlier Firefox" feel you might want to look at #Palemoon
It doesn't support some of the more recent web standards, but it is actively maintained and quite performant
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Pale Moon: Un navegador que apuesta por el control del usuario
La historia de un proyecto que decidió mantener vivas las funciones clásicas de la red
En el mundo de la tecnología la mayoría de los programas cambian constantemente para parecerse unos a otros pero existe un navegador llamado Pale Moon que decidió tomar un camino diferente. Este proyecto nació en el año 2009 como una versión modificada de Firefox con el objetivo de ofrecer más velocidad y permitir que los usuarios mantuvieran el control sobre la apariencia de su pantalla. Mientras que las grandes empresas eliminaban funciones para simplificar sus diseños los creadores de Pale Moon decidieron conservar herramientas que permiten cambiar temas y usar extensiones que ya no funcionan en otros navegadores modernos.
Pale Moon no utiliza el motor de búsqueda que usan Google Chrome o el nuevo Edge sino que tiene su propio motor llamado Goanna el cual es una pieza de software que interpreta el código de las páginas web de forma independiente. Esta característica es importante porque evita que una sola compañía decida cómo debe verse y funcionar todo el internet. El equipo detrás de este navegador se enfoca en que el programa consuma menos memoria de la computadora y que no incluya herramientas de rastreo que vigilan lo que hace el usuario mientras navega por la red.
A pesar de ser un proyecto pequeño mantenido por voluntarios el navegador sigue recibiendo actualizaciones para mantenerse seguro frente a las amenazas digitales actuales. Al usar Pale Moon las personas encuentran un diseño que recuerda a las versiones antiguas de los navegadores donde los menús y las barras de herramientas están siempre a la vista y se pueden acomodar al gusto de cada quien. El programa está diseñado para quienes prefieren la estabilidad y la utilidad por encima de las modas visuales que cambian cada pocos meses en la industria del software, este browser está disponible tanto para Windows como para Linux.
— A. Eldritch, Periodista, Locutor, podcaster y bloger del fediverso
Alt text via @altbot y @TeLoDescribot
#PaleMoon #Navegadores #Tecnología #SoftwareLibre #Privacidad #linux
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@65_percenter How do we as end users (technical or not) make informed choices as to the security of a given browser?
Is Helium more or less secure than unGoogled Chromium.
Is unGoogled Chromium more or less secure than Chromium.
Is Chromium more or less secure than Chrome.
Is LibreWolf more or less secure than Firefox.
How do SeaMonkey, Waterfox and Palemoon compare to what their parent project has become.
All rhetorical I guess.
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@65_percenter How do we as end users (technical or not) make informed choices as to the security of a given browser?
Is Helium more or less secure than unGoogled Chromium.
Is unGoogled Chromium more or less secure than Chromium.
Is Chromium more or less secure than Chrome.
Is LibreWolf more or less secure than Firefox.
How do SeaMonkey, Waterfox and Palemoon compare to what their parent project has become.
All rhetorical I guess.
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@65_percenter How do we as end users (technical or not) make informed choices as to the security of a given browser?
Is Helium more or less secure than unGoogled Chromium.
Is unGoogled Chromium more or less secure than Chromium.
Is Chromium more or less secure than Chrome.
Is LibreWolf more or less secure than Firefox.
How do SeaMonkey, Waterfox and Palemoon compare to what their parent project has become.
All rhetorical I guess.
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@65_percenter How do we as end users (technical or not) make informed choices as to the security of a given browser?
Is Helium more or less secure than unGoogled Chromium.
Is unGoogled Chromium more or less secure than Chromium.
Is Chromium more or less secure than Chrome.
Is LibreWolf more or less secure than Firefox.
How do SeaMonkey, Waterfox and Palemoon compare to what their parent project has become.
All rhetorical I guess.
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@65_percenter How do we as end users (technical or not) make informed choices as to the security of a given browser?
Is Helium more or less secure than unGoogled Chromium.
Is unGoogled Chromium more or less secure than Chromium.
Is Chromium more or less secure than Chrome.
Is LibreWolf more or less secure than Firefox.
How do SeaMonkey, Waterfox and Palemoon compare to what their parent project has become.
All rhetorical I guess.
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Some time ago Mozilla decided that tabs had to be on top.
I still know where I want my tabs, and it still disturbs me that the tabs are in the wrong place.
I have just spent a peaceful retro hour or so browsing with Palemoon. Tabs in the right spot and coloured icons to ease the stress on my ageing eyes.
Just like SeaMonkey.
Why do "UX experts" these days have to constantly keep reminding us older folk that we cannot have what we need?
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Some time ago Mozilla decided that tabs had to be on top.
I still know where I want my tabs, and it still disturbs me that the tabs are in the wrong place.
I have just spent a peaceful retro hour or so browsing with Palemoon. Tabs in the right spot and coloured icons to ease the stress on my ageing eyes.
Just like SeaMonkey.
Why do "UX experts" these days have to constantly keep reminding us older folk that we cannot have what we need?
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Some time ago Mozilla decided that tabs had to be on top.
I still know where I want my tabs, and it still disturbs me that the tabs are in the wrong place.
I have just spent a peaceful retro hour or so browsing with Palemoon. Tabs in the right spot and coloured icons to ease the stress on my ageing eyes.
Just like SeaMonkey.
Why do "UX experts" these days have to constantly keep reminding us older folk that we cannot have what we need?
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Some time ago Mozilla decided that tabs had to be on top.
I still know where I want my tabs, and it still disturbs me that the tabs are in the wrong place.
I have just spent a peaceful retro hour or so browsing with Palemoon. Tabs in the right spot and coloured icons to ease the stress on my ageing eyes.
Just like SeaMonkey.
Why do "UX experts" these days have to constantly keep reminding us older folk that we cannot have what we need?
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Some time ago Mozilla decided that tabs had to be on top.
I still know where I want my tabs, and it still disturbs me that the tabs are in the wrong place.
I have just spent a peaceful retro hour or so browsing with Palemoon. Tabs in the right spot and coloured icons to ease the stress on my ageing eyes.
Just like SeaMonkey.
Why do "UX experts" these days have to constantly keep reminding us older folk that we cannot have what we need?
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#PaleMoon 34.2.2 has been released! This minor release fixes a crash that can be triggered by a certain extension by backing out an erroneous backporting of a security fix, as well as fixing more applicable security bugs from the Mozilla security advisory that couldn't make it in the previous minor release.
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.2.2 -
#PaleMoon 34.2.2 has been released! This minor release fixes a crash that can be triggered by a certain extension by backing out an erroneous backporting of a security fix, as well as fixing more applicable security bugs from the Mozilla security advisory that couldn't make it in the previous minor release.
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.2.2 -
#PaleMoon 34.2.2 has been released! This minor release fixes a crash that can be triggered by a certain extension by backing out an erroneous backporting of a security fix, as well as fixing more applicable security bugs from the Mozilla security advisory that couldn't make it in the previous minor release.
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.2.2 -
#PaleMoon 34.2.2 has been released! This minor release fixes a crash that can be triggered by a certain extension by backing out an erroneous backporting of a security fix, as well as fixing more applicable security bugs from the Mozilla security advisory that couldn't make it in the previous minor release.
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.2.2 -
#PaleMoon 34.2.2 has been released! This minor release fixes a crash that can be triggered by a certain extension by backing out an erroneous backporting of a security fix, as well as fixing more applicable security bugs from the Mozilla security advisory that couldn't make it in the previous minor release.
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.2.2 -
#PaleMoon 34.2.1 has been released! This is a bugfix and security release.
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.2.1 -
#PaleMoon 34.2.1 has been released! This is a bugfix and security release.
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.2.1 -
#PaleMoon 34.2.1 has been released! This is a bugfix and security release.
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.2.1 -
#PaleMoon 34.2.1 has been released! This is a bugfix and security release.
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.2.1 -
#PaleMoon 34.2.1 has been released! This is a bugfix and security release.
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml#v34.2.1 -
Debian packages for #palemoon 34.2.0 compiled with gtk2 for amd64/arm64/i386 have been uploaded to https://wmlive.rumbero.org/repo/pool/main/p/palemoon/ .
Variants for bookworm are distinguishable by the subrelease version 0wmlive0, and those for trixie by the subrelease version 0wmlive1.
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Debian packages for #palemoon 34.2.0 compiled with gtk2 for amd64/arm64/i386 have been uploaded to https://wmlive.rumbero.org/repo/pool/main/p/palemoon/ .
Variants for bookworm are distinguishable by the subrelease version 0wmlive0, and those for trixie by the subrelease version 0wmlive1.
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Debian packages for #palemoon 34.2.0 compiled with gtk2 for amd64/arm64/i386 have been uploaded to https://wmlive.rumbero.org/repo/pool/main/p/palemoon/ .
Variants for bookworm are distinguishable by the subrelease version 0wmlive0, and those for trixie by the subrelease version 0wmlive1.
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Debian packages for #palemoon 34.2.0 compiled with gtk2 for amd64/arm64/i386 have been uploaded to https://wmlive.rumbero.org/repo/pool/main/p/palemoon/ .
Variants for bookworm are distinguishable by the subrelease version 0wmlive0, and those for trixie by the subrelease version 0wmlive1.
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Debian packages for #palemoon 34.2.0 compiled with gtk2 for amd64/arm64/i386 have been uploaded to https://wmlive.rumbero.org/repo/pool/main/p/palemoon/ .
Variants for bookworm are distinguishable by the subrelease version 0wmlive0, and those for trixie by the subrelease version 0wmlive1.
