Let's say I've backed up a few profiles while using Pale Moon 28.0.0, a clean profile and a "full" one. How safe/recommended would it be it restore them if the installed Pale Moon version has been updated in the meanwhile, to 28.2.0 for example?
Is it best to always match a profile with the installed version, does it only matter for milestone changes (27 vs. 28) or is it completely irrelevant?
Profile/application version relationship
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back2themoon
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billmcct
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Re: Profile/application version relationship
Any profile that worked in 28.0 will work in 28.2.
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1 TB Samsung 9100 Pro M2 SSD (Main)
2 TB Samsung 9100 Pro M2 SSD (storage)
500 GB Corsair T500 storage M2 SSD (6 TB max)
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Pale Moon 34.x.x - x64 AVX2 build
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Tommy Lasorda
Dell Precision 15 7550
Windows 10 Pro. 22H2 19045.5965
Xeon W-10885M Comet Lake
64 GB DDR4 ECC memory (128 GB max)
1 TB Samsung 9100 Pro M2 SSD (Main)
2 TB Samsung 9100 Pro M2 SSD (storage)
500 GB Corsair T500 storage M2 SSD (6 TB max)
Intel UHD onboard GPU 1080p
Quadro RTX 5000 Max-Q GPU 4K
Pale Moon 34.x.x - x64 AVX2 build
The difference between the Impossible and the Possible lies in a man's Determination.
Tommy Lasorda
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Moonchild
- Project founder
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Re: Profile/application version relationship
It generally only really matters with milestone changes, and "moving forward" should never be a problem, so using 28.0 profile loaded into 28.2 is perfectly fine.
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"Why debate someone you fundamentally don't trust?" - Dario Amodei
"Seek wisdom, not knowledge. Knowledge is of the past; wisdom is of the future." -- Native American proverb
"Linux makes everything difficult." -- Lyceus Anubite