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This is a new milestone release. Primary focus for this milestone is web compatibility, in particular Regular Expression extensions, standards compliance issues and further JPEG-XL support. This milestone now offers full coverage of the ECMAScript 2016-2020 JavaScript specifications, with the exception of BigInt primitives.

Thank you so much Moonchild for making this possible, and the support from all the Mac and FreeBSD users out there!

Just wanted to say how much I appreciate the work you've done to get Pale Moon up and running again on the Mac.

And thanks also to Moonchild and the rest of the Pale Moon developer community for helping to make this possible.

Amazing! Good Work Team! Great to see Pale Moon on Mac

This is huge news! I love being able to suggest Pale Moon to the macOS users in my life.

Has anyone tested Pale Moon on BSD?

That was the one big reason I was not keen on BSD, all my lovely apps and particularly Pale Moon. But now it is there! Whoohoo

Is there any news of porting Basilisk to Mac/BSD?

fatboy wrote: ↑

2023-02-02, 19:39

Has anyone tested Pale Moon on BSD?
Is there any news of porting Basilisk to Mac/BSD?

Several people are using my builds on FreeBSD, I can do Basilisk builds for FreeBSD if there is interest in it.

it's nice to be back guys, hello from opencore legacy patcher ventura

darksidekevin wrote: ↑

2023-02-05, 16:25

it's nice to be back guys, hello from opencore legacy patcher ventura

Welcome back!

Speaking of OpenCore Legacy Patcher, my old 2008 Mac Pro started to go on the fritz. It had been handling my mail and was a test platform. I purchased a newer Mac Pro from ebay to replace it. It has an extra processor, is a generation newer and has more/faster RAM. It now has MacOS 10.14 Mojave (the last version it natively supports) along with OpenCore Big Sur 11, Monterey 12 and Ventura 13. Since it has the latest development tools I can now do my release builds with it. It now takes about 20 minutes to do a full Pale Moon build, instead of over an hour before the upgrade. The M1 I use for ARM builds still beats it by a few minutes and my Ryzen PC also beats it by about the same, but this will streamline my builds and not continue to burden my MacBook Pro (and its poor overused SSD) which I had been doing the Intel builds on.

So next week's presumably 32.1 release will be done on my new Mac Pro for the Intel builds at least!

Yeah I'm working on revamping the download page to include all officially-built binaries. A bit slow because I've been sick (pretty sure it was COVID this time around) but should be ready for the 32.0.1 release next week.

Moonchild wrote: ↑

2023-02-14, 10:39

Yeah I'm working on revamping the download page to include all officially-built binaries. A bit slow because I've been sick (pretty sure it was COVID this time around) but should be ready for the 32.0.1 release next week.

Awesome thank you so much! Sorry you have COVID, hope you feel better soon!