Pale Moon Atom build
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This is a self-serve support board for our community. The development team can't provide any support for Windows XP (and compatible versions of Pale Moon for it) any longer.
This is a self-serve support board for our community. The development team can't provide any support for Windows XP (and compatible versions of Pale Moon for it) any longer.
Pale Moon Atom build
I have version 24.7.2 on a netbook running XP SP3 and I have been meaning to update. I don't see an update option in the browser. So I'm wondering if I can download the Atom build and over write the existing install?
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- Lunatic
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Re: Pale Moon Atom build
Not a problem. I've done it from 24.7.1 Portable x86 (32-bit) directly to 25.5.0 Portable Atom/WinXP (32-bit). Should work the same for standard (non-portable) installations.
Re: Pale Moon Atom build
The downloaded file: palemoon-25.5.0.Atom.WinXP.zip doesn't match the SHA-1 hash. The hash I get is: ce3e724f1ec29003ebe7b945487ba37f4ed858c3 I'm using the program HashCalc.
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- Pale Moon guru
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Re: Pale Moon Atom build
ce3e724f1ec29003ebe7b945487ba37f4ed858c3 is the correct hash -- it's listed incorrectly on the website.
I wonder why I keep having to double-check and correct these hashes; I'm pretty sure I get all of them when I update for a new release :/
I wonder why I keep having to double-check and correct these hashes; I'm pretty sure I get all of them when I update for a new release :/
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Re: Pale Moon Atom build
Okay, thanks. I just didn't want to use something that could have been tampered with of course. When I see there is a file hash for something I download I check it. No idea how to check a PGP hash though. 
