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Yes, the addons manager is effective greatly! I feel the sluggishness. Please get out a fix as soon as possible!

Once again, thanks for all your great work on these themes.

I've had a chance to look at this a bit further, and I'm not sure I can spot any major issue, to be honest, compared to behaviour in the default theme.

I've tried moving between sections (extensions -> appearance and such) and the CPU does increase slightly, to between 10-20%. Once the list is populated it returns to normal. This also occurs in the default theme, though.

Is this still a particular issue? How old and/or capable are the machines you're running on that might cause this?

Lootyhoof wrote:I've had a chance to look at this a bit further, and I'm not sure I can spot any major issue, to be honest, compared to behavior in the default theme.

I've tried moving between sections (extensions -> appearance and such) and the CPU does increase slightly, to between 10-20%. Once the list is populated it returns to normal. This also occurs in the default theme, though.

Is this still a particular issue? How old and/or capable are the machines you're running on that might cause this?

Lootyhoof, have you tried installing about 15-20 add-ons? I believe this sluggishness only acts up in the add-on manger (e.g scrolling through your add-ons), if a huge amount of add-ons are installed/used in the process. As for the overall theme, it's a bit heavier on system resources, yet pretty responsive in behavior.

LimboSlam wrote:have you tried installing about 15-20 add-ons?

Yes, I have a rather large list of installed extensions (about half disabled, but still require computing power to add to the list), as well as a lot of themes. As mentioned the CPU doesn't generally go higher than 20% when switching between categories. I've also personally tested on another PC to confirm this.

It does appear to be slightly higher than default, but this theme also uses many more stylings to various widgets than default does, which generally relies on the system to do that styling instead. It would be expected to be slightly heavier on the system due to that (though not maxing out the CPU I'd hope).

MacMoon has been updated to v2.2.0.

What's new?
- add initial Pale Moon 28 support
- draw a background on Win10 to improve accent color detection
- sync statusbar styling with default
- sync devtools styling with PM27 default

MacMoon has been updated to v2.3.0.

What's new?
- add PM28 newtab styling
- add tabbrowser findbar styling
- improve about:permissions sizing
- fix disappearing titlebar in private and lwtheme modes on macOS
- fix favicon sizes in password manager

MacMoon has been updated to v2.4.0.

What's new?
- sync global stylings with Pale Moon 28
- remove redundant devtools styling
- use non-prefixed -inline syntax
- update media controls
- mark as compatible with Pale Moon 28 only

MacMoon has been updated to v2.5.0.

What's new?
- add tab audio indicators for Pale Moon 28.3.0+
- update in-browser developer tools

Any chance to see this available for Basilisc?

MacMoon has been updated to v2.6.0.

What's new?
- update Reader View styling to reflect changes in Pale Moon 28.6.0+

MacMoon has been updated to v2.6.1. This only adds Pale Moon 29 compatibility via a version bump, there are no actual code changes in this release.

MacMoon has been updated to v2.6.2.

What's new?
- Pale Moon 29: clarify the status of Firefox extensions in the Add-ons Manager
- cleanup some about:addons styling

MacMoon has been updated to v2.7.0.

What's new?
- support other GTK-based operating systems
- provide platform-specific custom statusbar styling to ensure it works in all platforms
- make about pages look more Mac-like
- ensure some elements can be viewed as intended even on dark system themes

MacMoon has been updated to v2.9.1.

What's new?
Support Pale Moon 32

MacMoon has been updated to v2.9.2.

What's new?
Support Pale Moon 33