Thanks for making Pale Moon. After 19 years, I've dumped Firefox since finding it now humps Google and Amazon's leg:
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1417916
Pale Moon is the only decent open source browser I could find that doesn't contain spyware.
Also, I think not allowing redistribution of modified code while retaining the name Pale Moon is a very good policy. Allowing modified code under the same name is a great way to make a product a headache to use, which is like 95% of FOSS products in my experience.
Thanks for making Pale Moon
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Please keep everything here strictly on-topic.
This board is meant for Pale Moon source code development related subjects only like code snippets, patches, specific bugs, git, the repositories, etc.
This is not for tech support! Please do not post tech support questions in the "Development" board!
Please make sure not to use this board for support questions. Please post issues with specific websites, extensions, etc. in the relevant boards for those topics.
Please keep things on-topic as this forum will be used for reference for Pale Moon development. Expect topics that aren't relevant as such to be moved or deleted.
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Night Wing
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Re: Thanks for making Pale Moon
I started using windows Pale Moon with Windows 7 in 2011 and when I switched to linux Mint as my preferred linux distro, I started using linux Pale Moon in January of 2014 when it was first publicly released.
MX Linux 25.2 (Infinity) Xfce w/Pale Moon, Waterfox, Firefox
Linux Debian 13.5 (Trixie) Xfce w/Pale Moon, Waterfox, Firefox
Linux Debian 13.5 (Trixie) Xfce w/Pale Moon, Waterfox, Firefox
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BenFenner
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Moonchild
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Re: Thanks for making Pale Moon
Which says nothing about Pale Moon itself
"Praise from a narcissistic person is always a poison dart. They don't share the stage, so discernment matters." - Dr. Ramani
"Seek wisdom, not knowledge. Knowledge is of the past; wisdom is of the future." -- Native American proverb
"Linux makes everything difficult." -- Lyceus Anubite
"Seek wisdom, not knowledge. Knowledge is of the past; wisdom is of the future." -- Native American proverb
"Linux makes everything difficult." -- Lyceus Anubite
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Alikris
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Re: Thanks for making Pale Moon
I've just registered to give my thanks to the developers for such a wonderful browser. I've been using Pale Moon full time since the Firefox Australis controversy back in 2013. I HATE it when developers think they know best and change the UI.
I'm using the same browser layout as I did back when I was using Windows XP (I moved to Windows 7 in 2014 when I built my present PC) I have no desire to 'downgrade' to 10, 11 and especially 'windows as a service' when it comes out), so I hope you continue letting us run Pale Moon on win 7, unlike other browsers.
The latest version of Pale Moon (32.3.1) is especially stable for me - sometimes I can have as many as 300 active tabs open in multiple windows across multiple monitors when I'm doing research. Nice to see more efficient memory usage as well, Pale Moon used to crash when it got over about 4GB memory, but now it doesn't!
The developers don't get as much thanks as they should for all the time and effort they put in to continued development, so I just wanted to say that all the work you do is very much appreciated.
Ali.
I'm using the same browser layout as I did back when I was using Windows XP (I moved to Windows 7 in 2014 when I built my present PC) I have no desire to 'downgrade' to 10, 11 and especially 'windows as a service' when it comes out), so I hope you continue letting us run Pale Moon on win 7, unlike other browsers.
The latest version of Pale Moon (32.3.1) is especially stable for me - sometimes I can have as many as 300 active tabs open in multiple windows across multiple monitors when I'm doing research. Nice to see more efficient memory usage as well, Pale Moon used to crash when it got over about 4GB memory, but now it doesn't!
The developers don't get as much thanks as they should for all the time and effort they put in to continued development, so I just wanted to say that all the work you do is very much appreciated.
Ali.
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damjang
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Re: Thanks for making Pale Moon
Also I have to thanks the developer(s) for all the good work done with and for PaleMoon! 
