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BTW this same behavior happens, password wise, when I'm using the Firefox browser too.

Went from Firefox 22 to Firefox 17.0.8 ESR and the same thing happened on all four of my computers. Couldn't log into the Pale Moon forum and and the same thing happened with the Mozillazine forum site.

I've got a small, but annoying problem and I don't think it's a bug since it happens on all "four" of my computers (2 desktops, 2 laptops). After every update of Pale Moon starting with a versions back, if I log out of the Pale Moon forum site, the next time I try to log back in to this site, my pas...

I've just now downloaded and installed v24 of 32-bit Pale Moon on my backup desktop computer running Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit. Pale Moon and NoSquint (2.1.9) are working perfectly together since I went to a quite a few of my favorite websites and checked to see if there were any zoom problems. ...

As I type this post, I'm still using v20.3 of Pale Moon.

I haven't downloaded and installed v24 of Pale Moon yet and if it's based on the ESR version of Firefox 24, then I'll download and install it and let everyone know if it clashes with NoSquint since I use NoSquint for my poor eyesight.

If you have the large Pale Moon button like I do when running in Windows 7, since I don't use the Menu bar, all anyone has to do is left click on the blue button and when the large drop down box appears, click on Options and go from there. I only use the Menu bar for Pale Moon in Linux Mint 14 (runn...

I don't mind being listed on the "world map". I haven't gotten that paranoid yet. And I don't use an elite proxy either to hide my IP address.

After all; my name, home address and home phone number where I live are listed in the public phone books.

Go to Tools, then Options, then Advanced, under General tab, look on down to System Defaults, click on "Make Pale Moon the default browser".

I downloaded and installed 11.8.800.168 late Tuesday afternoon and so far it's running very smoothly on all four of our computers (2 desktops, 2 laptops) without any problems.

Have you tried this Firefox extension called IE Tab V2 in the link below for Pale Moon? There are a few IE extensions in the Firefox add-ons and you didn't state exactly which one you're using which is the reason why I'm asking. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/ie-tab-2-ff-36/?src=ss A...

Just clicked on your link and the anomaly does not show up on my system.

System:

Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
Graphics Card: Nvidia GeForce (220)
Add-ons: NoSquint, IE Tab V2

BTW, I'm running Pale Moon 32-bit. My resolution is 1680x1050.

Since I don't use the Aurora or Nightly editions of Firefox, I didn't know about Firefox having a Windows 8 modern UI.

I'm no fan of the the modern Windows 8 UI interface and I'm glad to find out this, along with Australis, won't be coming Pale Moon's way.

When it comes to the dreaded tarball file (for me), I found I was going to have to learn how to compile the tarball file and then install the file. In order to do that, I was going to need to have two applications installed. These are (build-essential) and (checkinstall) which was mentioned in those...

Since I installed the ESR (extended support release) version of Firefox for linux, I had to make sure it was working properly. I went to YouTube and sure enough, I could see video and hear the audio so I knew Flash which came with Firefox 23 and was configured for version 23 was working with Firefox...

I hope this is the right forum to put this, but if it isn't, please put this where it belongs. Every long time regular member on here knows I'm a non technical person when it comes to computer knowledge with Windows. I'm definitely NOT a power user. Far from it too. I know enough to get around in Wi...

Whoever "Mike" is on that link who provided the code to give back what most of the FF developers want to take away in Australis, Mike has a lot of good common sense......and he's a good coder. Better than the present "official" coders at Mozilla who effectively call the shots and who want Firefox to...

Asking for help on Mozillazine concerning building Pale Moon for linux might not be such a pleasant experience for him. Some, not all of the moderators over there, are Firefox fanboys and so are a few very vocal FF users and they think any other browser other than Firefox is crap and will let anyone...

I'm using v20.3 of Pale Moon (32-bit) and after clicking on the link, I can see the album cover but no audio tag or sound. Of course, I'm accessing the link using Pale Moon under Wine in Linux Mint 14 so that might have something to do with it. I'm running Mint with the standard firewall that comes ...

I just tried it. It works fine for me too and I'm using Pale Moon v20.3 in 32-bit in Windows 7 and the same configuration it also works in Linux Mint 14 under the Wine compatibility layer.

I'm guessing the general public is going to receive Australis about as well as Windows 8 was received.....and Windows 8 was D.O.A..............(Dead On Arrival). To clarify, I mean the general public (non technical people like myself) who liked the past customizations of Firefox (before the FF devel...

Another bit of good news for me. :D The "Hide The Tab Bar With One Tab" extension is good all the way through Firefox v 26. With this extension and the Add-on Bar will still be there in Firefox 24 ESR, all I have to worry about now is the last two extensions I've used since Firefox v3. They are "Nos...