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access2godzilla, This is a long shot. The #1 linux distro on DistroWatch is Linux Mint. http://distrowatch.com/ There are many Window 7 users,like me, who dual boot with Linux Mint. Linux Mint uses Firefox for linux as it's default browser. Linux Mint has a very good forum site with lots of good inf...

This does not happen with any of my four computers running Windows 7, 64-bit and the newest version of Pale Moon (24.0.2) in 32-bit. In fact, it's never happended with any version of Pale Moon in 32-bit and I started with version (4.0). All four of my comuters are HP computers. I only run three exte...

It looks like it coincides with MS' updates because W8/IE and Flash are now tied; it wouldn't do to have W8's Flash coming out later than Flash for W7 and Moz/Opera browsers, would it ;) No workaround for a manual Flash install on W8 that I'm aware of. I didn't realise Windows 8 gets it's Flash upd...

It seems like every 4 weeks Adobe is updating Flash to coincide with Microsoft's second Tuesday of the month security updates.

Well, the add-on is developed by Aris, one of the Mozillazine members, one of the Firefox Devs just has given them the information how to bring back the add-on Bar if i remember correctly. IF a Firefox dev really would make an add-on like that alone, i guess he/she would face incredible anger by al...

At least one of the Firefox developers is a little worried because of he's hearing plenty of complaints about Australis from long time Firefox users and how these people might move to other browsers. He has created an add-on that gives back what Australis is taking away. It's in the link below if yo...

There might have been a glitch earlier this evening with the forum site. I'm always logged in even when I leave the Pale Moon forum site. Tonight when I came back to the forum index page, I was logged out, but under users, it showed my username under "Who is online". I had to delete all my Pale Moon...

I also chose 32-bit Pale Moon because of the plug-in issues not working as well with 64-bit Pale Moon.

This is why when I want to install Pale Moon via an external installer, I do so in the download locations on the Pale Moon home page and from no where else. Sity hosting is the one I always use and I've been using Sity since version 4.0 of Pale Moon.

SaphirJD wrote:would be nice if Australis would be delayed forever I would not miss it, No Australis means Less Chrome, more Firefox/Palemoon

My sentiments too.

Moonchild, I understand the things you've had to put back into Pale Moon because of the Firefox's developers (copiers) march to make Firefox a clone of Chrome looks wise and all the underpinnings Australis brings with it. I appreciate your hard work not caving in to look like Chrome like the Firefox...

For me, I hope Australis for Firefox keeps getting delayed as long as possible. This keeps Pale Moon from suffering any collateral damage because of Australis. I use Firefox 24 ESR as my backup browser in Windows 7 and the next Firefox ESR release is 31. When Australis goes public, I hope it lands i...

A few years back, Norton (Symantec) always classified updates to the Pale Moon browser as a "heuristic virus" so I don't think Moonchild will be making any exceptions (coding) for allowing the Norton Toolbar into his browser.

I'm on my second desktop computer and the BBC site is rendering properly on this computer with Pale Moon (24.0.2). Windows 7 Ultimate, 64-bit i7 processor, 2.93 GHz 24 GB Memory Nvidia Graphics Card GeForce 440 (327.23) Extensions: NoSquint IE Tab V2 BTW, I updated my Nvidia graphics driver from 320...

The site renders perfectly for me with Pale Moon (24.0.2). I also have the IE Tab V2 extension, but didn't have to use it so it might be an problem on your end. Windows 7 Home Premium, 64-bit i7 processor, 2.80 GHz 16 GB Memory Nvidia Graphics Card GeForce 220 (320.49) Extensions: NoSquint IE Tab V2...

I didn't see that coming.

At the present time, Firefox doesn't look like Google Chrome. Pale Moon doesn't look like Google Chrome. SeaMonkey doesn't look like Google Chrome. Internet Explorer doesn't look like Google Chrome. Google Chrome, which is proprietary software, came from open source Chromium software and has the sam...

I'm on Linux Mint 14 and the newest version is Linux Mint 15. The reason I'm staying on LM 14 is because it's supported till April of 2014. But the newest version, LM 15 is only supported till January of 2014 which is 3 months shorter in support than LM 14. This is what happens when Mint follows Ubu...

Just a sidenote.

I also have the free Comodo firewall and it didn't alert to anything when clicking on the link or anything on the website.

I'm running the Windows 7 Home Premium, 64-bit operating system on this hard drive. I have video and sound on the link you posted and I'm using 32-bit, v24.0.1 Pale Moon.