Loving 25.4
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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.
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konarktriv7
Loving 25.4
I've been using NewMoon v. 25.4 with OSX 10.6.8 for about 5-6 months, and with 10.7 for a month or so. It's my browser of choice. Fast, neat and clean interface, and easy to navigate compared to Google Chrome or (ugh!) Firefox. I only wish it had a built-in "reader" function like Safari and some other browsers. I appreciate all the work done on development of this browser. Question: What's the difference between NewMoon and PaleMoon?
Re: Loving 25.4
You've never heard of browser extensions? There is no reason for Pale Moon to have anything built-in, whatsoever when there are a million ways to extend functionality already.konarktriv7 wrote: ↑2020-05-26, 09:15I only wish it had a built-in "reader" function like Safari and some other browsers.
New Moon is an unofficial build, hence not supported by the dev team here. You'll have to speak to whoever maintains New Moon if you run into any problems.
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Re: Loving 25.4
It's also strongly recommended you update your Pale Moon/New Moon to something a lot more recent than what you have now. v25.4 is hopelessly outdated and insecure.
For mac OS X we don't have official builds (yet) so new moon is the only one you'll e able to get for your O.S. at this time. For more recent builds see other topics in this board.
For mac OS X we don't have official builds (yet) so new moon is the only one you'll e able to get for your O.S. at this time. For more recent builds see other topics in this board.
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konarktriv7
Re: Loving 25.4
konarktriv7 wrote: ↑2020-05-26, 09:15I've been using NewMoon v. 25.4 with OSX 10.6.8 for about 5-6 months, and with 10.7 for a month or so. It's my browser of choice. Fast, neat and clean interface, and easy to navigate compared to Google Chrome or (ugh!) Firefox. I only wish it had a built-in "reader" function like Safari and some other browsers. I appreciate all the work done on development of this browser. Question: What's the difference between NewMoon and PaleMoon?
Update: My issue has been solved, thank you.
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