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Pale Moon

November 13, 2023

For other uses, see Pale Moon (disambiguation).

Pale Moon is an open-source web browser with an emphasis on customization; its motto is "Your browser, Your way".[8] There are official releases for Microsoft Windows, FreeBSD, macOS, and Linux,[8] as well as contributed builds for various platforms.[4]

Pale Moon
Pale Moon 32 running on Windows 11
Developer(s)M.C. Straver[1]
Moonchild Productions[2]
Initial release4 October 2009; 14 years ago (2009-10-04)
Stable release
32.5.0[3]  / 31 October 2023; 7 days ago (31 October 2023)
Repositoryhttps://repo.palemoon.org/MoonchildProductions/Pale-Moon
Written inC, C++, JavaScript, XML User Interface Language
EnginesGoanna, SpiderMonkey
Operating systemWindows 7 or later
FreeBSD
OS X 10.7 or later
Linux
Contributed builds for various platforms[4]
PlatformIA-32, x86-64, ARM64[5]
Available in37 languages[6]
List of languages
Arabic (ar), Bulgarian (bg), Traditional Chinese (zh-TW), Simplified Chinese (zh-CN), Croatian (hr), Czech (cs), Danish (da), Dutch (nl), American English (en-US), British English (en-GB), Filipino (tl), Finnish (fi), French (fr), Galician (gl), Greek (el), Hungarian (hu), Indonesian (id), Italian (it), Icelandic (is), Japanese (ja), Korean (ko), Polish (pl), Brazilian Portuguese (pt-BR), European Portuguese (pt-PT), Romanian (ro), Russian (ru) Argentine Spanish (es-AR), Mexican Spanish (es-M), Serbian [cyrillic] (sr), Castilian Spanish (es-ES), Slovak (sk), Slovenian (sl), Swedish (sv-SE), Thai (th), Turkish (tr), Ukrainian (uk)
TypeWeb browser
News aggregator
License
Websitewww.palemoon.org 

Pale Moon originated as a fork of Firefox, but has subsequently diverged. The main differences are the user interface, add-on support, and running in single-process mode. Pale Moon retains the highly customizable user interface of the Firefox version 4–28 era.[9] It also continues to support some types of add-ons and plugins that are no longer supported by Firefox,[10][11] including NPAPI plugins such as Adobe Flash Player,[12][13] as well as legacy Firefox extensions.[14]

Overview edit

Pale Moon has diverged from Firefox in a number of ways:

Unified XUL Platform (UXP) edit

Pale Moon is built upon the Unified XUL Platform (UXP), a cross-platform, multimedia application base with ancestry in Mozilla code.[27] It includes the Goanna[28] layout and rendering engine, a fork of Mozilla's Gecko engine. Moonchild Productions develops UXP alongside Pale Moon.[29]

UXP is a fork of the Firefox 52 ESR platform,[30] created in 2017 to address the imminent death of XUL/XPCOM technology in the Firefox codebase.[31][11][32]

License edit

Pale Moon's source code is available under the Mozilla Public License 2.0, with exceptions for image assets relating to the branding. To ensure quality, redistribution of officially branded Pale Moon binaries is only permissible under the project's proprietary redistribution license. The binary redistribution license prohibits altering the application binary, charging a fee, bundling other software, or collecting personal data.[7] The name and logo are trademarked and cannot be used without prior permission. Unofficial builds of Pale Moon use either unbranded assets from the source code or custom artwork.[33]

Platforms edit

 
Pale Moon running on Ubuntu Linux, Windows 10, Windows 8.1, and Windows 7.

Moonchild Productions offers Pale Moon for modern iterations of the Microsoft Windows and Linux operating systems.[34] An SSE2-capable processor is required to run the official Pale Moon releases, regardless of operating system choice.[5] For Windows, the only requirement is Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 or newer.[35] On Linux, specific versions of GTK 2 or 3, GLib, Pango, and libstdc++ are required.[36] Moonchild Productions also provides a portable version of Pale Moon for Windows.[37]

Additional "contributed" builds of Pale Moon are produced by community members and may or may not carry the official Pale Moon branding, depending on their level of association and collaboration with Moonchild Productions. These third-party builds range from simple compiler optimizations to support for additional operating systems.[38]

  • Debian and Ubuntu repositories for Pale Moon are maintained by Steve Pusser[39] and endorsed by Moonchild Productions.[40] These repositories provide the latest Pale Moon updates only for recent Debian and Ubuntu major releases.[41]

Platforms no longer supported edit

Official support for Windows XP ended with Pale Moon 25.0.0.[42] Two speciality builds continued to support XP for some time: PM4XP, which was discontinued after release 25.7.0,[43][44] and a special build intended for devices with Intel Atom processors, which was discontinued with the release of Pale Moon 27.0.0.[45][46]

Pale Moon 27.9.4 was the last release to officially support Windows Vista[47][48] as well as the final community-contributed release for Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard.[49]

Pale Moon for Android was a distinct development effort that is no longer maintained.[50] First released in 2014,[51] it was announced the following year that this Pale Moon variant would likely be abandoned due to lack of community involvement.[52] The final release was 25.9.6.[53]

History edit

Origins edit

 
Pale Moon 8

M.C. Straver is the project founder and lead developer.[1] Straver's first official release of Pale Moon, in 2009, was a rebuild of Firefox 3.5.2 with minor tweaks. Eventually the scope of the project grew, and version 24 became a true fork of Firefox 24 ESR.[31][54] Starting with version 25, Pale Moon began using its own versioning scheme.[55]

Diverging from Firefox edit

Pale Moon 27 (codenamed "Tycho") was a major re-fork of the core browser code to Firefox 38 Extended Support Release, which added HTTP/2, DirectX 11, MSE/DASH, and JavaScript ES6 capabilities.[56] Add-on support remained almost entirely unchanged, with a slight reduction of Jetpack compatibility.[9][57]

In 2017, the Pale Moon team began the Unified XUL Platform project, seeking to fork Firefox's platform code one final time, before Mozilla fully removed the XUL/XPCOM technology. A new browser, Basilisk, was created as a "reference application" for developing UXP.[58][59] Like Pale Moon, Basilisk is a fork of Firefox with substantial divergence from Mozilla's browser.[60] The first incarnation of UXP (codenamed "Möbius") was based on Firefox 53-55, but complications arose with building non-Firefox-based applications on the new platform, such as Thunderbird and SeaMonkey. In early 2018, UXP development was restarted with Firefox 52 ESR as the new basis, ultimately resulting in Pale Moon 28 later that year.[31]

Data breach incident edit

On 10 July 2019, a data breach was reported involving the Pale Moon archive server. This breach was discovered on the previous day, though it is unknown when it actually occurred. It is estimated to have occurred somewhere between April and June 2019. The archived releases of Pale Moon 27.6.2 and older were infected with malware. Basilisk and then-current Pale Moon releases were not affected. Straver expressed his distrust in the archive server host to provide adequate security and quickly switched to a new host.[61][62]

Attempt and revert of change in goal edit

On 10 March 2021, it was announced that macOS support would be discontinued, owing to a lack of consistency from community developers for the Mac platform.[63] An effort was made to clean the Pale Moon and UXP codebases of all macOS-specific code.[64][65]

In April of 2021, Straver announced that the next release of Pale Moon, version 29.2.0, would no longer allow the installation of extensions intended for Firefox.[66] The decision was a significant departure from Pale Moon's previous, decade-long support for Firefox addons. In the preceding years, Moonchild Productions and collaborators had made efforts to raise and cultivate a unique ecosystem of addons for Pale Moon, ultimately desiring to break away from Firefox addons altogether.[67] Pale Moon 29.2.0, serving as the culmination of this goal, was released on 27 April 2021, amid long-standing misgivings from developers and users alike.

In September of 2021, after controversy over third-party forks of Pale Moon and UXP,[68] the publishing of Pale Moon and UXP source code was changed to a cathedral-style of tarballs upon release of binaries, instead of a publicly-available repository.[69] Additionally, preview (unstable) releases were no longer distributed.[70]

On 17 March 2022, Pale Moon 30 was released alongside the new Goanna Runtime Environment (GRE), and the source code to both Pale Moon and its platform was made readily available once again.[71] In the following weeks, a core developer left the project, related infrastructure like the add-ons service was taken down, and version 30 was recalled.[72] In April of 2022, macOS support was restored as part of an effort to return to certain aspects of the pre-Pale Moon 30 status quo.[73] On 10 May 2022, Pale Moon 31 was released, featuring restored support for traditional Firefox addons.[14] After the ill-fated Pale Moon 30 milestone, Straver described Pale Moon 31 as "putting us back on course after various deviations."[74]

Basilisk browser edit

 
A screenshot of Basilisk, version 2022.08.06.

The Basilisk web browser was previously considered a sibling to the Pale Moon browser, though it is now developed independently.[75]

First released in 2017 by the Pale Moon team, it was intended as a development vessel for the then-new UXP platform.[76][77] Basilisk includes additional features not found in Pale Moon and carries the Firefox 29-56 era interface ("Australis").

Releases are available for Microsoft Windows and Linux, with similar system requirements as Pale Moon. Basilisk is available for x86 32-bit and 64-bit Windows, as well as x86 64-bit Linux. It requires additional libraries on Linux.[78] Beta Builds are available for MacOS x86 64-bit and ARM 64-bit, FreeBSD x86 64-bit, and Linux ARM 64-bit.

Basilisk's support for add-ons and NPAPI plugins is largely similar to that of Pale Moon's, though notable differences exist. Basilisk's user interface and version number closely resembles Firefox 52 ESR, which can improve compatibility when attempting to install add-ons intended for Firefox.[79] For some time, Basilisk included experimental support for Firefox WebExtensions, which Pale Moon has never supported, but this was removed in February 2019.[80] Additionally, unlike Pale Moon, Basilisk has technological support for Widevine DRM[81][82] and WebRTC.[83] Both are currently non-functional, however, due to a lack of licensing from Google-controlled parties.[84]

In December of 2021, Basilisk was discontinued, and an open offer was made by Moonchild Productions to transfer ownership of the project to any legitimate and reasonable developer who would be able to maintain it.[85] The offer was retracted on 16 May 2022, after several false bids to acquire Basilisk.[86] The final official Basilisk release from Moonchild Productions was 2022.01.27.[87]

In July 2022 however, an announcement was made on the Pale Moon forums that a developer has purchased the rights to Basilisk's name and branding.[88] The first public release under the new development team has been made in August 2022.[89]

Benchmarks edit

In 2013, Pale Moon was a bit slower than Firefox in the ClubCompy Real-World Benchmark, with the browsers respectively scoring 8,168 and 9,344 points out of a possible 50,000.[90] In a 2016 browser comparison test by Ghacks, Pale Moon version 25 had the smallest memory footprint after opening 10 different websites in separate tabs.[91] However, in the same report Pale Moon scored bottom in the Mozilla Kraken, Google Octane, 32-bit RoboHornet tests and second-to-last in the 64-bit RoboHornet benchmarks. Whilst other browsers hung during some tests, Pale Moon only hung during the JetStream JavaScript benchmark.[91]

Straver has remarked that the role of benchmark tests is questionable, stating that they "can't be used to draw hard (or regularly even any) conclusions. Plain and simple: they are an indication, nothing more. They serve well if you compare closely related siblings (e.g. Firefox and Iceweasel) or different builds of the exact same browser, to get a relative performance difference between the two on the limited subset of what is actually tested, but that's about as far as it goes."[92]

The questionable role of benchmarking has been corroborated by major technology companies[93][94] when, for example, Google announced it was retiring its Octane benchmark in 2017,[95] and Mozilla indicating that they "believe these benchmarks are not representative of modern JS code" when introducing WarpBuilder in November 2020, admitting that their new technology "is currently slower than Ion on certain synthetic JS benchmarks such as Octane and Kraken".[96]

Notable forks edit

Pale Moon has inspired a multitude of contributed and third-party forks, many of which seek to provide Pale Moon on platforms not officially supported by Moonchild Productions.

  • New Moon, by Roytam, maintains support for Windows XP and Vista.[97] Roytam additionally develops the Serpent browser, a fork of Basilisk that also continues to support XP and Vista.[98]
  • Arctic Fox, by wicknix, is a Pale Moon 27 fork which supports Mac OS X 10.6, PowerPC Linux, and Windows XP.[99]
  • Mypal, by Feodor, maintained support for Windows XP.[100] After a licensing dispute between Feodor and the Pale Moon team, Mypal switched to a Firefox 68 base.[68][101][102][103][104]
  • White Star, by dbsoft, was a Pale Moon fork for macOS, coinciding with the removal of macOS-specific code from the official Pale Moon and UXP codebases. dbsoft has collaborated with Moonchild Productions to restore official macOS support for Pale Moon,[73] which was completed in version 32.1.0. The White Star branding is now relegated to experimental Mac and FreeBSD features the developer might wish other users to test before integrating them to Pale Moon.[105]

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External links edit

  • Official website  


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For other uses see Pale Moon disambiguation This article relies excessively on references to primary sources Please improve this article by adding secondary or tertiary sources Find sources Pale Moon news newspapers books scholar JSTOR August 2023 Learn how and when to remove this template message Pale Moon is an open source web browser with an emphasis on customization its motto is Your browser Your way 8 There are official releases for Microsoft Windows FreeBSD macOS and Linux 8 as well as contributed builds for various platforms 4 Pale MoonPale Moon 32 running on Windows 11Developer s M C Straver 1 Moonchild Productions 2 Initial release4 October 2009 14 years ago 2009 10 04 Stable release32 5 0 3 31 October 2023 7 days ago 31 October 2023 Repositoryhttps repo palemoon org MoonchildProductions Pale MoonWritten inC C JavaScript XML User Interface LanguageEnginesGoanna SpiderMonkeyOperating systemWindows 7 or laterFreeBSDOS X 10 7 or laterLinux Contributed builds for various platforms 4 PlatformIA 32 x86 64 ARM64 5 Available in37 languages 6 List of languagesArabic ar Bulgarian bg Traditional Chinese zh TW Simplified Chinese zh CN Croatian hr Czech cs Danish da Dutch nl American English en US British English en GB Filipino tl Finnish fi French fr Galician gl Greek el Hungarian hu Indonesian id Italian it Icelandic is Japanese ja Korean ko Polish pl Brazilian Portuguese pt BR European Portuguese pt PT Romanian ro Russian ru Argentine Spanish es AR Mexican Spanish es M Serbian cyrillic sr Castilian Spanish es ES Slovak sk Slovenian sl Swedish sv SE Thai th Turkish tr Ukrainian uk TypeWeb browserNews aggregatorLicenseSource code MPL 2 0 Binaries Proprietary freeware or MPL 2 0 if branding is removed 7 Websitewww wbr palemoon wbr org Pale Moon originated as a fork of Firefox but has subsequently diverged The main differences are the user interface add on support and running in single process mode Pale Moon retains the highly customizable user interface of the Firefox version 4 28 era 9 It also continues to support some types of add ons and plugins that are no longer supported by Firefox 10 11 including NPAPI plugins such as Adobe Flash Player 12 13 as well as legacy Firefox extensions 14 Contents 1 Overview 1 1 Unified XUL Platform UXP 1 2 License 1 3 Platforms 1 3 1 Platforms no longer supported 2 History 2 1 Origins 2 2 Diverging from Firefox 2 3 Data breach incident 2 4 Attempt and revert of change in goal 3 Basilisk browser 4 Benchmarks 5 Notable forks 6 See also 7 References 8 External linksOverview editPale Moon has diverged from Firefox in a number of ways Uses the pre Australis user interface Strata as carried by Firefox during versions 4 28 15 Supports extensions built with XUL and XPCOM 16 9 which are no longer supported by Firefox 11 Supports Complete Themes add ons which can customize the entire UI of the browser 17 Firefox no longer supports this and retains limited options for UI customization 11 Supports NPAPI plugins indiscriminately 9 all of which are no longer supported by Firefox 18 19 20 21 Replaces the Gecko browser engine with the Goanna fork 22 Always runs in single process mode 15 whereas Firefox became a multi process program 23 24 Defaults to a customizable start page in cooperation with start me 25 Defaults to DuckDuckGo as the search engine instead of Google or Yahoo Uses the IP API service instead of Google s for geolocation 26 Unified XUL Platform UXP edit Pale Moon is built upon the Unified XUL Platform UXP a cross platform multimedia application base with ancestry in Mozilla code 27 It includes the Goanna 28 layout and rendering engine a fork of Mozilla s Gecko engine Moonchild Productions develops UXP alongside Pale Moon 29 UXP is a fork of the Firefox 52 ESR platform 30 created in 2017 to address the imminent death of XUL XPCOM technology in the Firefox codebase 31 11 32 License edit Pale Moon s source code is available under the Mozilla Public License 2 0 with exceptions for image assets relating to the branding To ensure quality redistribution of officially branded Pale Moon binaries is only permissible under the project s proprietary redistribution license The binary redistribution license prohibits altering the application binary charging a fee bundling other software or collecting personal data 7 The name and logo are trademarked and cannot be used without prior permission Unofficial builds of Pale Moon use either unbranded assets from the source code or custom artwork 33 Platforms edit nbsp Pale Moon running on Ubuntu Linux Windows 10 Windows 8 1 and Windows 7 Moonchild Productions offers Pale Moon for modern iterations of the Microsoft Windows and Linux operating systems 34 An SSE2 capable processor is required to run the official Pale Moon releases regardless of operating system choice 5 For Windows the only requirement is Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 or newer 35 On Linux specific versions of GTK 2 or 3 GLib Pango and libstdc are required 36 Moonchild Productions also provides a portable version of Pale Moon for Windows 37 Additional contributed builds of Pale Moon are produced by community members and may or may not carry the official Pale Moon branding depending on their level of association and collaboration with Moonchild Productions These third party builds range from simple compiler optimizations to support for additional operating systems 38 Debian and Ubuntu repositories for Pale Moon are maintained by Steve Pusser 39 and endorsed by Moonchild Productions 40 These repositories provide the latest Pale Moon updates only for recent Debian and Ubuntu major releases 41 Platforms no longer supported edit Official support for Windows XP ended with Pale Moon 25 0 0 42 Two speciality builds continued to support XP for some time PM4XP which was discontinued after release 25 7 0 43 44 and a special build intended for devices with Intel Atom processors which was discontinued with the release of Pale Moon 27 0 0 45 46 Pale Moon 27 9 4 was the last release to officially support Windows Vista 47 48 as well as the final community contributed release for Mac OS X 10 6 Snow Leopard 49 Pale Moon for Android was a distinct development effort that is no longer maintained 50 First released in 2014 51 it was announced the following year that this Pale Moon variant would likely be abandoned due to lack of community involvement 52 The final release was 25 9 6 53 History editOrigins edit nbsp Pale Moon 8M C Straver is the project founder and lead developer 1 Straver s first official release of Pale Moon in 2009 was a rebuild of Firefox 3 5 2 with minor tweaks Eventually the scope of the project grew and version 24 became a true fork of Firefox 24 ESR 31 54 Starting with version 25 Pale Moon began using its own versioning scheme 55 Diverging from Firefox edit Pale Moon 27 codenamed Tycho was a major re fork of the core browser code to Firefox 38 Extended Support Release which added HTTP 2 DirectX 11 MSE DASH and JavaScript ES6 capabilities 56 Add on support remained almost entirely unchanged with a slight reduction of Jetpack compatibility 9 57 In 2017 the Pale Moon team began the Unified XUL Platform project seeking to fork Firefox s platform code one final time before Mozilla fully removed the XUL XPCOM technology A new browser Basilisk was created as a reference application for developing UXP 58 59 Like Pale Moon Basilisk is a fork of Firefox with substantial divergence from Mozilla s browser 60 The first incarnation of UXP codenamed Mobius was based on Firefox 53 55 but complications arose with building non Firefox based applications on the new platform such as Thunderbird and SeaMonkey In early 2018 UXP development was restarted with Firefox 52 ESR as the new basis ultimately resulting in Pale Moon 28 later that year 31 Data breach incident edit On 10 July 2019 a data breach was reported involving the Pale Moon archive server This breach was discovered on the previous day though it is unknown when it actually occurred It is estimated to have occurred somewhere between April and June 2019 The archived releases of Pale Moon 27 6 2 and older were infected with malware Basilisk and then current Pale Moon releases were not affected Straver expressed his distrust in the archive server host to provide adequate security and quickly switched to a new host 61 62 Attempt and revert of change in goal edit On 10 March 2021 it was announced that macOS support would be discontinued owing to a lack of consistency from community developers for the Mac platform 63 An effort was made to clean the Pale Moon and UXP codebases of all macOS specific code 64 65 In April of 2021 Straver announced that the next release of Pale Moon version 29 2 0 would no longer allow the installation of extensions intended for Firefox 66 The decision was a significant departure from Pale Moon s previous decade long support for Firefox addons In the preceding years Moonchild Productions and collaborators had made efforts to raise and cultivate a unique ecosystem of addons for Pale Moon ultimately desiring to break away from Firefox addons altogether 67 Pale Moon 29 2 0 serving as the culmination of this goal was released on 27 April 2021 amid long standing misgivings from developers and users alike In September of 2021 after controversy over third party forks of Pale Moon and UXP 68 the publishing of Pale Moon and UXP source code was changed to a cathedral style of tarballs upon release of binaries instead of a publicly available repository 69 Additionally preview unstable releases were no longer distributed 70 On 17 March 2022 Pale Moon 30 was released alongside the new Goanna Runtime Environment GRE and the source code to both Pale Moon and its platform was made readily available once again 71 In the following weeks a core developer left the project related infrastructure like the add ons service was taken down and version 30 was recalled 72 In April of 2022 macOS support was restored as part of an effort to return to certain aspects of the pre Pale Moon 30 status quo 73 On 10 May 2022 Pale Moon 31 was released featuring restored support for traditional Firefox addons 14 After the ill fated Pale Moon 30 milestone Straver described Pale Moon 31 as putting us back on course after various deviations 74 Basilisk browser edit nbsp A screenshot of Basilisk version 2022 08 06 The Basilisk web browser was previously considered a sibling to the Pale Moon browser though it is now developed independently 75 First released in 2017 by the Pale Moon team it was intended as a development vessel for the then new UXP platform 76 77 Basilisk includes additional features not found in Pale Moon and carries the Firefox 29 56 era interface Australis Releases are available for Microsoft Windows and Linux with similar system requirements as Pale Moon Basilisk is available for x86 32 bit and 64 bit Windows as well as x86 64 bit Linux It requires additional libraries on Linux 78 Beta Builds are available for MacOS x86 64 bit and ARM 64 bit FreeBSD x86 64 bit and Linux ARM 64 bit Basilisk s support for add ons and NPAPI plugins is largely similar to that of Pale Moon s though notable differences exist Basilisk s user interface and version number closely resembles Firefox 52 ESR which can improve compatibility when attempting to install add ons intended for Firefox 79 For some time Basilisk included experimental support for Firefox WebExtensions which Pale Moon has never supported but this was removed in February 2019 80 Additionally unlike Pale Moon Basilisk has technological support for Widevine DRM 81 82 and WebRTC 83 Both are currently non functional however due to a lack of licensing from Google controlled parties 84 In December of 2021 Basilisk was discontinued and an open offer was made by Moonchild Productions to transfer ownership of the project to any legitimate and reasonable developer who would be able to maintain it 85 The offer was retracted on 16 May 2022 after several false bids to acquire Basilisk 86 The final official Basilisk release from Moonchild Productions was 2022 01 27 87 In July 2022 however an announcement was made on the Pale Moon forums that a developer has purchased the rights to Basilisk s name and branding 88 The first public release under the new development team has been made in August 2022 89 Benchmarks editIn 2013 Pale Moon was a bit slower than Firefox in the ClubCompy Real World Benchmark with the browsers respectively scoring 8 168 and 9 344 points out of a possible 50 000 90 In a 2016 browser comparison test by Ghacks Pale Moon version 25 had the smallest memory footprint after opening 10 different websites in separate tabs 91 However in the same report Pale Moon scored bottom in the Mozilla Kraken Google Octane 32 bit RoboHornet tests and second to last in the 64 bit RoboHornet benchmarks Whilst other browsers hung during some tests Pale Moon only hung during the JetStream JavaScript benchmark 91 Straver has remarked that the role of benchmark tests is questionable stating that they can t be used to draw hard or regularly even any conclusions Plain and simple they are an indication nothing more They serve well if you compare closely related siblings e g Firefox and Iceweasel or different builds of the exact same browser to get a relative performance difference between the two on the limited subset of what is actually tested but that s about as far as it goes 92 The questionable role of benchmarking has been corroborated by major technology companies 93 94 when for example Google announced it was retiring its Octane benchmark in 2017 95 and Mozilla indicating that they believe these benchmarks are not representative of modern JS code when introducing WarpBuilder in November 2020 admitting that their new technology is currently slower than Ion on certain synthetic JS benchmarks such as Octane and Kraken 96 Notable forks editPale Moon has inspired a multitude of contributed and third party forks many of which seek to provide Pale Moon on platforms not officially supported by Moonchild Productions New Moon by Roytam maintains support for Windows XP and Vista 97 Roytam additionally develops the Serpent browser a fork of Basilisk that also continues to support XP and Vista 98 Arctic Fox by wicknix is a Pale Moon 27 fork which supports Mac OS X 10 6 PowerPC Linux and Windows XP 99 Mypal by Feodor maintained support for Windows XP 100 After a licensing dispute between Feodor and the Pale Moon team Mypal switched to a Firefox 68 base 68 101 102 103 104 White Star by dbsoft was a Pale Moon fork for macOS coinciding with the removal of macOS specific code from the official Pale Moon and UXP codebases dbsoft has collaborated with Moonchild Productions to restore official macOS support for Pale Moon 73 which was completed in version 32 1 0 The White Star branding is now relegated to experimental Mac and FreeBSD features the developer might wish other users to test before integrating them to Pale Moon 105 See also edit nbsp Free and open source software portal nbsp Internet portalWaterfox K Meleon SeaMonkey XUL Timeline of web browsers History of the web browserReferences edit a b M C Straver About Moonchild Productions Archived from the original on 13 March 2017 Retrieved 19 April 2018 M C Straver About Moonchild Productions Archived from the original on 9 April 2020 Retrieved 23 April 2020 Release Notes Retrieved 31 October 2023 a b Contributed builds of Pale Moon Pale Moon Retrieved 12 February 2017 a b Pale Moon Technical Details www palemoon org Pale Moon language packs Moonchild Productions Retrieved 2 March 2021 a b Pale Moon redistribution Official website retrieved 10 February 2017 a b The Pale Moon Project homepage Pale Moon Retrieved 25 March 2023 a b c d Pale Moon future roadmap Pale Moon Retrieved 9 February 2017 Needham Kev 21 August 2015 The Future of Developing Firefox Add ons Mozilla Add ons Blog Archived from the original on 5 September 2015 Retrieved 7 September 2015 a b c d Villalobos Jorge 16 February 2017 The Road to Firefox 57 Compatibility Milestones Mozilla Add ons Blog Archived from the original on 17 February 2017 Retrieved 17 February 2017 Straver Moonchild Mark 30 October 2019 Re Will Flash player be supported after 2020 Pale Moon Retrieved 18 July 2020 Pale Moon future roadmap Pale Moon Retrieved 18 July 2020 Pale Moon supports NPAPI plug ins Unlike Firefox we will not be deprecating or removing support for these kinds of plug ins This means that you will be able to continue using your media authentication gaming and other plug ins in Pale Moon like Flash Silverlight bank authenticators or networking plug ins for specific purposes a b Pale Moon Release Notes Archived from the original on 11 May 2022 Retrieved 17 May 2022 v31 0 0 2022 05 10 We re once again accepting the installation of legacy Firefox extensions alongside our own Pale Moon exclusive extensions a b Proven Liam 4 November 2021 Waterfox A Firefox fork that could teach Mozilla a lesson The Register Sanchez Rola Iskander Santos Igor Balzarotti Davide 16 August 2017 Extension Breakdown Security Analysis of Browsers Extension Resources Control Policies USENIX Security Symposium 26 680 682 ISBN 978 1 931971 40 9 Pale Moon Add ons Themes addons palemoon org Brinkmann Martin 3 February 2017 Firefox 52 how to keep on using plugins Ghacks retrieved 13 August 2022 NPAPI Plugins in Firefox 8 October 2015 Archived from the original on 19 February 2022 Retrieved 19 February 2022 End of support for Adobe Flash Archived from the original on 19 February 2022 Retrieved 19 February 2022 Firefox Release Notes Archived from the original on 19 February 2022 Retrieved 19 February 2022 El Tayeb Mahmoud Taha Ahmed Fayed Zaki 24 December 2021 Live Streamed Video Reconstruction for Web Browser Forensics Ingenierie des Systemes d Informa 27 1 63 doi 10 18280 isi 270107 S2CID 247552087 Multiprocess Firefox Mozilla Archived from the original on 4 September 2015 Retrieved 24 August 2018 Multi process or the drawbacks nobody ever talks about Pale Moon forum M C Straver Retrieved 24 August 2018 Robijn Arjen 11 February 2015 Browser Pale Moon Integrates New Personal Start Page Press release Amsterdam PRWeb Pale Moon 24 3 0 released Pale Moon forum forum palemoon org Retrieved 9 April 2017 Richardson John 2018 Introductory XUL 7th ed Lulu com p 4 ISBN 978 1 304 60870 3 Goanna www palemoon org Release Engineering Retrieved 20 March 2022 UXP vs goanna Pale Moon forum forum palemoon org a b c History of the Pale Moon project Archived from the original on 20 March 2022 Retrieved 20 March 2022 Meiert Jens 7 April 2020 The Web Development Glossary Frontend Dogma Pale Moon branding information Official website Siyal Gaurav 8 February 2022 The 7 Best Lightweight Web Browsers for Linux MUO Retrieved 3 September 2022 Download Pale Moon for Windows Archived from the original on 30 April 2022 Retrieved 6 May 2022 Download Pale Moon for Linux Archived from the original on 13 April 2022 Retrieved 6 May 2022 Portable versions Retrieved 6 May 2022 Contributed 3rd Party Builds Retrieved 6 May 2022 Ubuntu 16 04 16 10 17 04 18 04 Debian 8 9 Pale Moon repositories 8 March 2016 Retrieved 6 May 2022 Pale Moon for Linux Retrieved 6 May 2022 these fully endorsed third party builds of Pale Moon for Linux Pale Moon repositories for Debian and Ubuntu maintained by Steve Pusser palemoon from home stevenpusser project Retrieved 6 May 2022 End of Windows XP support in Pale Moon Archived from the original on 21 April 2016 Pale Moon for Windows XP 32 and 64 bit 5 October 2014 Archived from the original on 5 September 2015 End of support for PM4XP 13 July 2015 Archived from the original on 24 April 2017 Pale Moon is changing 24 October 2016 Archived from the original on 24 April 2017 End of Windows XP support in Pale Moon Archived from the original on 25 November 2016 UXP and system requirements 28 May 2017 Archived from the original on 26 August 2017 Pale Moon 28 0 0 released 16 August 2018 Archived from the original on 2 July 2019 WinterClaws Moonchild M C Straver Pale Moon 27 9 4 for Snow Leopard Pale Moon forum Post 5 p146639 and 11 p151480 Retrieved 23 April 2020 It was a bit disheartening to hear that v28 x SL builds will no longer be made but still Pale Moon 28 does not run on Snow Leopard Pale Moon for Android Retrieved 9 February 2017 Pale Moon for Android 24 7 1 3 August 2014 I may have to let Pale Moon for Android go 16 April 2015 Pale Moon for Android updated to 25 9 6 Retrieved 9 February 2017 Ganguly Suparna 24 March 2022 5 Lesser Known Open Source Web Browsers for Linux in 2022 Linux Journal Slashdot Media LLC Retrieved 13 August 2022 What is Pale Moon s versioning scheme like Pale Moon forum forum palemoon org The Future of Pale Moon palemoon org Jetpack Style Extensions Retrieved 10 February 2017 First Basilisk version released 17 November 2017 Archived from the original on 20 March 2022 M C Straver 20 April 2018 Basilisk s nature a small clarification M C Straver Basilisk features www basilisk browser org Retrieved 18 November 2017 Moonchild M C Straver 10 July 2019 Data breach post mortem Pale Moon forum Retrieved 20 March 2022 Gatlan Sergiu 10 July 2019 Hackers Infect Pale Moon Archive Server With a Malware Dropper Bleeping Computer Bleeping Computer LLC Retrieved 13 August 2022 End of Macintosh support Pale Moon forum forum palemoon org Retrieved 24 March 2021 1865 Remove support for MacOS 22 March 2021 Archived from the original on 6 May 2022 1751 Remove support for MacOS 22 March 2021 Upcoming 29 2 0 extension support notice 22 April 2021 Archived from the original on 16 May 2022 Time for this temporary firefox compat to go I think 24 September 2017 Archived from the original on 17 May 2022 a b UXP and allied Project Contributors Your rights are being violated along with the MPL Pale Moon forum forum palemoon org Retrieved 26 October 2021 UXP and allied Project Contributors Your rights are being violated along with the MPL Page 7 Pale Moon forums Moonchild 5 September 2021 Unstable channel discontinued Pale Moon forum MoonchildProductions GRE Archived from the original on 20 March 2022 Pale Moon 31 is out now gHacks Tech News 10 May 2022 a b 1829 Restore Mac OS X code and buildability 31 March 2022 Archived from the original on 6 May 2022 Pale Moon 31 released 10 May 2022 Archived from the original on 17 May 2022 Basilisk web browser www basilisk browser org Brinkmann Martin 17 November 2017 Pale Moon team releases first version of Basilisk browser Ghacks retrieved 13 August 2022 Basilisk EoL potential takeover announcement 24 December 2021 Archived from the original on 15 February 2022 Basilisk was first and foremost released as development software to facilitate development of the then in its early stages platform code we build our applications on M C Straver Basilisk requirements www basilisk browser org Retrieved 22 November 2017 Das Ankush 9 March 2020 Basilisk A Firefox Fork For The Classic Looks and Classic Extensions It s FOSS CHMOD777 Media Tech Pvt Ltd Retrieved 13 August 2022 Basilisk update 2019 02 11 Retrieved 12 February 2019 Add support for Widevine 4 9 amp 4 10 GitHub Archived from the original on 27 September 2020 Retrieved 12 February 2019 https repo palemoon org MoonchildProductions UXP issues 962 962 Add support for Widevine 4 9 amp 4 10 UXP Pale Moon repositories webrtc and telemetry Retrieved 12 February 2019 A change of direction for Pale Moon in 2022 Pale Moon forum forum palemoon org 14 December 2021 Retrieved 20 March 2022 Basilisk EoL potential takeover announcement 24 December 2021 Archived from the original on 15 February 2022 Basilisk EoL information 16 May 2022 Archived from the original on 17 May 2022 Basilisk updated to the definitive version 2022 01 27 27 January 2022 Archived from the original on 20 March 2022 Basilisk Is Under New Management 30 July 2022 Archived from the original on 7 August 2022 Basilisk 2022 08 06 Released 30 July 2022 Archived from the original on 7 August 2022 Nawrocki Matt 12 April 2013 Review Pale Moon web browser for Windows TechRepublic Retrieved 12 February 2017 a b Brinkmann Martin 3 January 2016 32 bit vs 64 bit browsers which version has the edge GHacks Retrieved 12 February 2017 Moonchild M C Straver 9 April 2012 What s the deal with browser benchmarks Pale Moon forum Retrieved 22 June 2017 Google deprecates Octane JavaScript benchmark because everyone is basically cheating Ars Technica 13 April 2017 Retrieved 23 July 2019 Meurer Benedikt 16 December 2016 The truth about traditional JavaScript benchmarks Retrieved 23 July 2019 Retiring Octane V8 12 April 2017 Archived from the original on 12 April 2017 Retrieved 23 July 2019 Warp Improved JS performance in Firefox 83 14 November 2020 Retrieved 14 November 2020 roytam1 palemoon27 GitHub Retrieved 20 March 2022 RT s Free Soft Retrieved 20 March 2022 wicknix Arctic Fox GitHub Retrieved 20 March 2022 Feodor2 Mypal README GitHub Archived from the original on 23 July 2021 igorel93 31 August 2021 Pale Moon developers ab use Mozilla Public License to shut down a fork supporting older Windows r palemoon Retrieved 8 February 2022 History of the Pale Moon project Archived from the original on 20 March 2022 Retrieved 20 March 2022 The hard decision was made to stop publishing source code repositories and having public and transparent development progress and return to a much earlier state of releasing the browser alongside source code snapshots in release state only Feodor2 Mypal68 GitHub 7 April 2022 Pardo Lisandro 20 July 2022 MyPal Un navegador para Windows XP en 2022 NeoTeo Retrieved 13 August 2022 Pale Moon 32 1 0 DBSoft Forums Retrieved 30 March 2022 External links editOfficial website nbsp Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Pale Moon amp oldid 1183745342, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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