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But the benefits of using something like PM, to me, FAR outweigh the tiny inconvenience of taking 5 extra seconds to fire up a browser for sites I know are poorly coded and demand broken browsers in order to work in their broken way. ;) You can just create a shortcut for that website ...

But the benefits of using something like PM, to me, FAR outweigh the tiny inconvenience of taking 5 extra seconds to fire up a browser for sites I know are poorly coded and demand broken browsers in order to work in their broken way. ;) You can just create a shortcut for that website ...

... already done so, so far as add-ons are concerned. If you care about (real) add-ons, Pale Moon [is] the only game in town. I should probably fire-up my copy of Firefox, update it and watch the fireworks ...

... less than #1 popular browser. But the benefits of using something like PM, to me, FAR outweigh the tiny inconvenience of taking 5 extra seconds to fire up a browser for sites I know are poorly coded and demand broken browsers in order to work in their broken way. ;) You can just create a shortcut ...

... I have no idea how it would have got changed in the first place, although my son has moved back in temporarily(his place was destroyed in a fire).... so I'll just leave that as that. I thank you kindly for your help, most appreciated....!!

Octopuss wrote:

Moonchild wrote:In addition, you can also expect them to start sending you rapid-fire e-mails

Sneakemail be praised.

Not necessary -- it just falls in line with then trying to just get people to "buy buy buy". One click unsubscribe takes care of those mails.

Moonchild wrote:In addition, you can also expect them to start sending you rapid-fire e-mails

Sneakemail be praised.

In addition, you can also expect them to start sending you rapid-fire e-mails if you haven't made a purchase yet after 2 days after registering your account with them (remember, it's required to run their adware "trial"). Thankfully they have an unsubscribe ...

Hello. I'm on amazon's kindle fire,& I'm using palemoon 25.9.6. I just accidentally tapped on quit inside the three dot menu.Without a prompt the palemoon closed. When I reopened it.All of my tabs are gone even though I had selected in the ...

Could be worth giving Toolbar Buttons a go - there might be a button in there. https://codefisher.org/toolbar_button/ There's also Fire Gestures, so refresh can be done by e.g. hold down R button + Up-Down. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/firegestures/ I like the button which ...

... frame to "pointer-events: none;" which means it cannot be interacted with. Maybe this is meant to be removed by something that doesn't fire? Either way, if you have Stylish just put this in: @namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml); @-moz-document domain("notifications.google.com") ...

... considerate crew. Right!... I don't see how unpatched libraries affect security when you're intercepting all piped calls using a manual HIPs and firewall, as I do. It's illogical that I am at the same risk or more of attack from Google, Apple, Microsoft, Intel, nVidia* etc. using XP than I would ...

For me it appears to work fine in Fire Fox and Chromium but not in Pale Moon, even though flash is disabled It insists that I use flash because it tells me flash is not supported. Gstreamer doesn't matter on or off. It's only in Pale Moon ...

For me it appears to work fine in Fire Fox and Chromium but not in Pale Moon, even though flash is disabled It insists that I use flash because it tells me flash is not supported. Gstreamer doesn't matter on or off.

It's only in Pale Moon but I'm not sure why.

Could this be it?:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1211752
I followed the "Example URL" in the first post, and like the poster described, the "MediaSource sourceopen" event didn't fire for the "preload none" test.

Here is a second view on the Mozilla iOS Firefox Focus app and the data tracking / privacy issue raised last week.:
http://borncity.com/win/2017/02/19/fire ... -2nd-view/

Similar to some other reports, it's a hang in the CV function. It'll take some time to figure out what is going on here because that call has a timeout that should normally fire if there's no response, and not waiting indefinitely.

dark_moon wrote:It is true.

Here another news site about that: http://borncity.com/win/2017/02/12/fire ... -tracking/

Well, then it's more than a scandal. It's a betrayal of all Mozilla principles.

It is true.

Here another news site about that: http://borncity.com/win/2017/02/12/fire ... -tracking/

... no difference. Removing input and debate solves absolutely nothing. That's like saying there is no need to remove the gas before putting out the fire. Banning is a bit strong, but perhaps it's for a short time. He needs to learn a little respect for others instead of just labeling and name calling ...