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mtbvfr
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by mtbvfr » 2022-06-09, 22:05
Operating system:
Linux MX 19.4
Browser version:
v30.0.0 - v31.1.0 Update
32-bit or 64-bit browser?:
64-bit
Installed add-ons:
HTML5 Media Tuner 1.2.5
NoScript 5.1.9
NoSquint 2.2.2
ScrapBook X 1.14.5
Session Manager 0.8.14.1-fxguid
Installed plugins: (about:plugins):
Adobe Flash 32.0.0.465
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Moonchild
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by Moonchild » 2022-06-09, 22:15
Just manually install 31.1.0
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mtbvfr
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by mtbvfr » 2022-06-10, 19:54
Moonchild wrote: ↑2022-06-09, 22:15
Just manually install 31.1.0
Just want to let you know that the same thing has happened with Interlink.
Will be downloading Pale Moon later.
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by Moonchild » 2022-06-10, 20:52
In that case it may simply be a file system permission issue. Make sure that where you install it is user-writeable if you want to use the internal updater.
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"Seek wisdom, not knowledge. Knowledge is of the past; wisdom is of the future." -- Native American proverb
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mtbvfr
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by mtbvfr » 2022-06-10, 22:31
Moonchild wrote: ↑2022-06-10, 20:52
In that case it may simply be a file system permission issue. Make sure that where you install it is user-writeable if you want to use the internal updater.
The internal updater process didn't fail the last time and I have been using these applications for multiple years now.
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stevenpusser
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by stevenpusser » 2022-06-11, 20:41
Ummm--you also have the option of the gtk2 31.1.0 I build for the MX repo, or the gtk3 one in the test repo (kinda lame, but it's the way I could think of to keep them separate)
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mtbvfr
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by mtbvfr » 2022-06-11, 21:40
stevepusser wrote: ↑2022-06-11, 20:41
Ummm--you also have the option of the gtk2 31.1.0 I build for the MX repo, or the gtk3 one in the test repo (kinda lame, but it's the way I could think of to keep them separate)
Hi Steve,
I downloaded the GTK2 Tarball from the Pale Moon site and manually installed it which is how I originally installed Pale Moon.
I'm getting things in order to do the same for Interlink Mail & News.
