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Everything works well, BUT all my "not designed for Pale Moon" extensions are now disabled. There is a thread about it in the main forum, apparently this build had something small but crucial overlooked.

All post 28.12 builds now require "--enable-phoenix-extensions" build config option to enable Firefox toolkit GUID compatibility (Dual-GUID System), default is set to off.

That is super helpful, thanks!

It would still require a new browser build, you cant toggle it from the ""user-side"".

Kind of assumed.

Also, the first time I ever used ReCaptcha with this new build, it worked after the first attempt.

I have updated the build with the new option. Redownload now please.

Works fine now!

A little NEATpick: in the past, all my Disqus data would be forgotten each time I quit Pale Moon. With this version, the problem got fixed.

Semi-related, current builds have issues displaying the popup window contents on Big Sur (macOS 11.0). If you want to keep using Pale Moon don't upgrade to Big Sur beta until I can figure out the issue.

Had to look up Big Sur. The NERVE, I tell you.......

Well you know what the phrase "doing it" often means...

Silly question, but is it compatible with OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard?

Only 10.7 and later.

All is working well since upgrading to this version except that YouTube has stopped loading for me. I posted about this in the Web Compatibility Help section of this forum and was told to mention it in the Mac section as Windows and Linux users are apparently not having this issue. Here's the link to the original thread https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=70&t=25234&p=199584#p199559.

realmdee wrote: ↑

2020-09-17, 15:26

Windows and Linux users are apparently not having this issue

Did you try YouTube in safe mode, or if the problem persists in safe mode, with a new profile?

The purpose would be to progressively rule out factors on your end, in your profile, as the cause.

coffeebreak wrote: ↑

2020-09-17, 15:40

realmdee wrote: ↑

2020-09-17, 15:26

Windows and Linux users are apparently not having this issue

Did you try YouTube in safe mode, or if the problem persists in safe mode, with a new profile?

The purpose would be to progressively rule out factors on your end, in your profile, as the cause.

Thanks coffeebreak, I followed your instructions and apparently YouTube didn't like anymore my default string setting in about:config that I set to get it to work with previous versions of PM. I will stick to the default for now, and I'll remember these steps in case I have to use them again.

It worked very well on Mac Lion 10.7.5 on a MacBook Black 2007, thanks for the support and constant updating, it is still a very useful computer, the problem was outdated browsers, with this project, I can use the device at full capacity, including online videos .
Thank you even Pale Moon!