New User
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Important note:
The old Mac OS versions of Pale Moon were provided by various people and not official or in any way organized. Please make sure you check the date of topic threads to know if the topic is current or relevant! We are using this board for both old discussions and new development of Pale Moon on Mac.
Any specific bugs you find that don't have their own topic yet: please make a new topic; one bug per topic please to keep things organized.
Re: New User
Start PaleMoon with the following parameter:
OR
This will bring up the profile manager. If you have other questions, ask away!
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palemoon.exe -ProfileManager
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palemoon.exe -P
Re: New User
Sorry - wasn't paying attention.
I'm not familiar with Mac - you can't start things with command-line parameters? I thought Macs were Linux-based now and had terminals and such.
If Macs have terminals, you could bring up the terminal and enter PaleMoon -p, which should do the trick. Or, you could alter a shortcut (if Macs have such things) and add the parameter to the command-line there.
You'll find additional PaleMoon parameters here
Also, a quick search on command line brought up a path and format for the parameter. If your installation of PaleMoon is in the same place, this should work:
I'm not familiar with Mac - you can't start things with command-line parameters? I thought Macs were Linux-based now and had terminals and such.
If Macs have terminals, you could bring up the terminal and enter PaleMoon -p, which should do the trick. Or, you could alter a shortcut (if Macs have such things) and add the parameter to the command-line there.
You'll find additional PaleMoon parameters here
Also, a quick search on command line brought up a path and format for the parameter. If your installation of PaleMoon is in the same place, this should work:
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/Applications/NewMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon --ProfileManager
Re: New User
nothing worked, and if i search i cant find anything and in the system files i cant find anything for pale moon or new moon
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Re: New User
Not a Mac user here either, but... thought Mozillazine knowledge base might help:
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_Manager?#Mac_OS_X
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_Manager?#Mac_OS_X
Re: New User
im not sure if thats the app folder with actual apps in them or a system folder
i tried
and where my pale moon is but still nothing
i tried
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/Applications/NewMoon/Contents/MacOS/newmoon-bin -profilemanager
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/MKApps/NewMoon/Contents/MacOS/newmoon-bin -profilemanager
Re: New User
On *nix-based systems you need two dashes for those options (see above).
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"Seek wisdom, not knowledge. Knowledge is of the past; wisdom is of the future." -- Native American proverb
"Linux makes everything difficult." -- Lyceus Anubite
Re: New User
Last login: Thu Dec 8 18:25:03 on ttys000
cpe-98-144-3-44:~ attie$ /Applications/NewMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon -ProfileManager
-bash: /Applications/NewMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon: No such file or directory
cpe-98-144-3-44:~ attie$
cpe-98-144-3-44:~ attie$ /Applications/NewMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon -ProfileManager
-bash: /Applications/NewMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon: No such file or directory
cpe-98-144-3-44:~ attie$
Re: New User
Assuming that PaleMoon actually lives in this directory on your computer, try this:tunescool wrote:Last login: Thu Dec 8 18:25:03 on ttys000
cpe-98-144-3-44:~ attie$ /Applications/NewMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon -ProfileManager
-bash: /Applications/NewMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon: No such file or directory
cpe-98-144-3-44:~ attie$
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/Applications/NewMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon --ProfileManager
Re: New User
i just looked at it quick and thought it said you dont need the --
Last login: Fri Dec 9 09:12:22 on ttys000
cpe-98-144-3-44:~ attie$ /Applications/NewMoon/Contents/MacOS/newmoon-bin -profilemanager/Applications/NewMoon/Contents/MacOS/newmoon-bin --profilemanager
-bash: /Applications/NewMoon/Contents/MacOS/newmoon-bin: No such file or directory
cpe-98-144-3-44:~ attie$ /MKApps/NewMoon/Contents/MacOS/newmoon-bin --profilemanager
-bash: /MKApps/NewMoon/Contents/MacOS/newmoon-bin: No such file or directory
cpe-98-144-3-44:~ attie$ /Applications/NewMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon --ProfileManager
-bash: /Applications/NewMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon: No such file or directory
cpe-98-144-3-44:~ attie$ /MKApps/NewMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon --ProfileManager
-bash: /MKApps/NewMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon: No such file or directory
cpe-98-144-3-44:~ attie$
Last login: Fri Dec 9 09:12:22 on ttys000
cpe-98-144-3-44:~ attie$ /Applications/NewMoon/Contents/MacOS/newmoon-bin -profilemanager/Applications/NewMoon/Contents/MacOS/newmoon-bin --profilemanager
-bash: /Applications/NewMoon/Contents/MacOS/newmoon-bin: No such file or directory
cpe-98-144-3-44:~ attie$ /MKApps/NewMoon/Contents/MacOS/newmoon-bin --profilemanager
-bash: /MKApps/NewMoon/Contents/MacOS/newmoon-bin: No such file or directory
cpe-98-144-3-44:~ attie$ /Applications/NewMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon --ProfileManager
-bash: /Applications/NewMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon: No such file or directory
cpe-98-144-3-44:~ attie$ /MKApps/NewMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon --ProfileManager
-bash: /MKApps/NewMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon: No such file or directory
cpe-98-144-3-44:~ attie$
Re: New User
I would say that PaleMoon doesn't live in that directory.
Is there a PaleMoon "shortcut" you have access to that starts PaleMoon?
Is there a way to see the properties of that shortcut, if it exists?
Does it contain the path to PaleMoon or does it just have the name of the ... whatever Macs call the executable file?
Can you add the parameter to the "shortcut" somehow?
Is there a PaleMoon "shortcut" you have access to that starts PaleMoon?
Is there a way to see the properties of that shortcut, if it exists?
Does it contain the path to PaleMoon or does it just have the name of the ... whatever Macs call the executable file?
Can you add the parameter to the "shortcut" somehow?
Re: New User
For me both variants work:
But I’m running PaleMoon 27.
To be sure to get the path right, go in finder to the location of your NewMoon.app, right-click on package, choose "show package contents", navigate through Contents > MacOS, there are two binaries palemoon and palemoon-bin, drag one of them into a terminal window add -profilemanager and press enter … if this didn’t work try the other binary.
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/Applications/PaleMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon -profilemanager
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/Applications/PaleMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon --ProfileManager
To be sure to get the path right, go in finder to the location of your NewMoon.app, right-click on package, choose "show package contents", navigate through Contents > MacOS, there are two binaries palemoon and palemoon-bin, drag one of them into a terminal window add -profilemanager and press enter … if this didn’t work try the other binary.
Re: New User
Thanks - I was hoping that someone who knew their way around a Mac would show up!snowmoon wrote:For me both variants work:Code: Select all
/Applications/PaleMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon -profilemanager
But I’m running PaleMoon 27.Code: Select all
/Applications/PaleMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon --ProfileManager
To be sure to get the path right, go in finder to the location of your NewMoon.app, right-click on package, choose "show package contents", navigate through Contents > MacOS, there are two binaries palemoon and palemoon-bin, drag one of them into a terminal window add -profilemanager and press enter … if this didn’t work try the other binary.
Re: New User
my newmoon or palemoon is in a folder called MKApps, i changed the pathsnowmoon wrote:For me both variants work:Code: Select all
/Applications/PaleMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon -profilemanager
But I’m running PaleMoon 27.Code: Select all
/Applications/PaleMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon --ProfileManager
To be sure to get the path right, go in finder to the location of your NewMoon.app, right-click on package, choose "show package contents", navigate through Contents > MacOS, there are two binaries palemoon and palemoon-bin, drag one of them into a terminal window add -profilemanager and press enter … if this didn’t work try the other binary.
there is no NewMoon.app. it came in a .dmg and theres just the Application New Moon in MKApps
there isnt one file in my system folder that called newmoon or palemoon, nothing, ive searched, ive looked in the system folders
Last login: Fri Dec 9 10:02:21 on ttys000
cpe-98-144-3-44:~ attie$ /Applications/PaleMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon -profilemanager
-bash: /Applications/PaleMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon: No such file or directory
cpe-98-144-3-44:~ attie$ /MKApps/PaleMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon -profilemanager
-bash: /MKApps/PaleMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/palemoon: No such file or directory
cpe-98-144-3-44:~ attie$ /MKApps/newMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/newmoon -profilemanager
-bash: /MKApps/newMoon.app/Contents/MacOS/newmoon: No such file or directory
cpe-98-144-3-44:~ attie$
Re: New User
The folders you're displaying seem to be shortcuts and not the actual app locations, similar to the Windows "Start" menu.
Does PaleMoon run at all on your machine? The Mac version appears to be an alpha build and not ready for prime-time.
Does PaleMoon run at all on your machine? The Mac version appears to be an alpha build and not ready for prime-time.
Re: New User
whatever youre babbling its an app on a mac, dont care what windows thing its similiar too. its an app that works
Re: New User
OK. I won't try helping you anymore. Hopefully, SnowMoon can help you out.tunescool wrote:whatever youre babbling its an app on a mac, dont care what windows thing its similiar too. its an app that works