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If you're using a global UA override or have changed Tools->Preferences->Advanced->General->Compatibility away from Firefox compatibility, change it back.
Also unblock the following domains as highlighted in green if you're using eMatrix or any other adblocker -

This isn't outside the browser, just a separate floating window so you can look at other tabs.

Thanks, that worked

Already logged in but it says to switch to a supported browser instead of showing me my inbox.
I see a UA override for yahoo.com and calendar.yahoo.com but not for mail.yahoo.com, and creating one manually with the same UA as yahoo.com doesn't work either.

Doesn't work for me
Was the dynamic UA update for yahoo.com or mail.yahoo.com? I haven't got an entry for the latter yet.

For what it's worth - if you're only interested in viewing the video and not chat/comments, PMPlayer can play the video in a popup window since it just relies on using an embed, and so far they haven't screwed with that (and it supports several other video sites as well, including Peertube). Link in...

How would I know? Easy, if it's to do with a website not rendering properly, then there's the website compatibility board as a first start. The others are for browser related issues not pertaining to site display, and the Linux one is more suited for crashes or system integration errors. A problem ...

That's just boilerplate auto-response. See if they actually get back to you, and with anything other than 'use Chrome or Firefox'.

The addon isn't a substitute for Acrobat or any other dedicated PDF application, and as the name suggests its purpose is to v̲i̲e̲w̲ them, not print them. Foxit Reader is a decent and less bloated substitute for Acrobat on Windows, especially if editing them isn't your requirement.

Also I think this is basic functionality and it will provide better user experience for everyone. You've been here long enough to know that 50 different people will have 50 different definitions of 'basic' functionality. What exactly do you do with the millisecond gain by having it close on middlec...

This is why extensions exist. Take a look at Tab Mix Plus.

Stuff like automation, or group policy support are fine if you're looking at a standardized, locked down browser configuration for corporate deployment. Group policy support was one of the reasons that IE stayed on for so long. For a browser whose motto is 'Your browser your way', it makes no sense ...

Moonchild wrote: ↑

2020-10-07, 23:51

t seems the NY version of Business Insider is the only one assuming everyone is on an Android mobile.

You'd think a newspaper with multiple editions would at least use a common front-end platform and only vary the content

They can afford to ignore us because the vast majority of s⃫h⃫e⃫e⃫p⃫ people vote for them with their dollars/attention.

The browser context menu for a link shows you actions that are relevant to the link itself, so AUB follows regular convention only. If you want to search the title, select it and search.

In all seriousness, I'm a bit surprised that an extension that Moonchild submits has to be approved before it can be put on the Pale Moon Add-Ons site. o_O No one is above the law :P In general, it is best if an agreed upon process is followed consistently, in this case having it reviewed by an ext...

Lurker_01 wrote: ↑

2020-10-06, 17:26

This still doesn't mean that you may not want to test your website in the test environment and so the browser should support it

Why would you test something that's not going into production?

Works fine for me. Ensure you're not blocking scripts from awsstatic.com in your adblocker.

SearchLoad options enhances the search bar. This extension allows you to search any text that you select. So you can for example highlight an address and search for it in Google maps, or do a dictionary search for a word on a page. It would've been better if it tied into the existing set of search e...

And if Chrome, then even when it isn't open thanks to whatever background service they install.