Hi! QuoteJohnHell This is similar to the poll that they did on PaleMoon forums, asking what user base wanted, standard compliant (aka web compatibility) or extensions, configurability, etc (and I don't remember the other options). I'd answer web compliant. Your answer is understandable considering your situation. However users of PaleMoon are in a different situation. All of
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Pale Moon 28.8.0 and IceCat 68.2.0esr Both look the same. https://ibb.co/mH5bDJD
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Have a merry Christmas and prosperous New Year!
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QuoteJohnHell This is a Goanna version issue. It amazes me that it works in 75.0 (4 years old engine) If it works with 75.0 it means that parts of the PaleMoon 27 (Goanna) code are older than 4 years. Tested with PaleMoon 28 and the link works.
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Tested with a fresh profile of KM76.1.1-Goanna-20190316 and can confirm that this link opens mostly blank. Same with latest KM76.1.1-Goanna-20190323.
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QuoteKM2005 But, the need for 11-17 rounds? Just a huge waste of time on user end. I've stopped using at least one site and gone to another similar site over ReCAPTCHA. I never encountered 17 rounds during my tests so far, max 3. I say "during my tests" because as much as I like the lizzard, it isn't my default browser.
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Quotesiria Except, as usual, after a few rounds google breaks the connection for no apparent reason, but that happens rather randomly. Suspect it could also be related to slow connection or some overload (the images look like 2kB, but the scripts are ultraheavy!) No, it's not Google. Don't make them look more evil as they already are. It's probably the combo of your old devic
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Tested with the latest regular/weekly KM 76.1.1-Goanna (20190223) release. Worked fine with the default settings out of the box.
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Quotegiro1991 In that case, why would seamonkey behave differently on the same webpage... What I mean is that I did run into such a reCaptcha issue as described by you with the latest Firefox ESR as well. If it works with SeaMonkey then the issue must be with K-Meleon. As long as you don't provide the link and nobody can test, it's only guesswork.
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Google shenanigan. Happens with Firefox 60esr on Win7 as well. Those captchas are a free Google service offered to site owners. The bastards are trying to force people to switch to Chrome where it works at first attempt.
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Quotepapa papa.myjp.net/secure papa.myjp.net/secure/ papa.myjp.net/secure/index.html All browsers that I've tested other than K-Meleon (Brave, Chrome, lynx, OrFox, Vivaldi, and a few others) treat the above addresses as expected. So does K-Meleon as well. Tested with K-Meleon 76 - Goanna.
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Speaking of new engines KM-Goanna's engines are based on those of Pale Moon 27 which had the main code base of FirefoxESR 38. However, the code was rewritten (it's called now Tycho) and all applicable security patches from Mozilla have been applied since. Besides, new CSS and JS features have been added. ------- Off Topic BTW, the same applies for Pale Moon 28 which basicall
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Quotegiro1991 yes, okay, but those less code savy, will naturally click / try the 'Latest Stable Release' before any other version, irrespective of date of release, on the Home page. Stable usually takes priority in my mind anyway. Even code savy people would most probably go for a stable release, simply because it's best practice to do so. The message on the main site is som
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StatCounter for Armenia The fact that it started in March 2018 has a simple explanation. As far as I can recall it was around the time when FirefoxESR dropped support for WinXP and legacy extensions. By ending support for legacy extensions and moving to web extensions, Firefox has lost many users worldwide! Also keep in mind that WinXP probably still has a strong share in Armenia. As for w
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@gordon451 Since your Win7 64-bit has support for 32-bit software it's not at all stupid to use 32-bit software. Firefox was first available as 32-bit software. Suppport for 64-bit was added later and since it is available as 32-bit and 64-bit. BTW, what is a 64-bit Gecko?
Forum: K-Meleon on Goanna

Quotehermes Side-by-Side conflicts indicate that you are not experimenting with software in a virtual machine. I'd assume that Gordon is using Dependency Walker 64-bit for 32-bit K-Meleon. If so then it's very likely to get such a weird result.
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@siria Pale Moon 27 reached EOL. AFAIK, no more official fixes or support of any kind. It had the code-base K-Meleon 76 (or number it as you wish) on Goanna was relying on. Pale Moon 28 is UXP based. Version history for Pale Moon
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@J.G I didn't ask neither for some kind of private browsing nor for help. Besides, my post was addressed to roytam1 in case you didn't notice.
Forum: K-Meleon on Goanna

@roytam1 AFAIK Pale Moon of which code KM-Goanna is based on, has the private browsing feature implemented. Is it possible to port the feature to KM-Goanna? I assume that meddling with the GUI and the macro language therefore isn't something you'd be keen about (obviously Dorian wasn't either) but at least how about an option in "about:config" for handling it?
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@siria In K-Meleon RC2 there is no container. Protected mode was introduced later. So this only applies to KM-Goanna.
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@Shiro I gave up using Flash but I did now a test with a portable Flash-plugin. As far as I can see: - You can't disable Plugin Container for XULRunner. It's part of the browser and has nothing to do with Adobe. It gets triggered whenever some content that requires an existing plugin is detected. - Only thing you can do is to leave protected mode on for Flash-plugin or to disable
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Quotesiria In newer browsers users can toggle this pref on about:config, and if missing create it themselves: dom.messageChannel.enabled = true (Bool) If a pref doesn't show up in "about:config", it is either missing or hidden. One can add a pref in "about:config" only for a hidden pref in order to change its state. If the pref is missing, whatever one might add to
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You don't need an UA switcher for OperaPresto. 1. type in the address bar: opera:config#UserPrefs|CustomUser-Agent 2. internal pref will pop-up: enter your desired UA 3. scroll down and save the pref That's it. No restart needed. ------ - You can't really compare the market share of OperaPresto with that of Firefox and its forks. You will hardly find people using OperaPres
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Speaking of addons - I'm not aware of a Firefox legacy addon working with K-Meleon right out of the box. I don't mind being corrected. - Mozilla will scrap legacy addons from AMO but this doesn't mean that they will also vanish from the internet. No need to panic. Over the years Mozilla already scrapped from AMO some extensions with no reason and it was barely noticed.
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The main impediment for K-Meleon to run legacy extensions is not the engine. It never was. The macro language K-Meleon uses makes the crucial difference to all other Firefox forks. Therefore no matter how up to date engines K-Meleon might use, those legacy extensions would need adaptation for the macro language K-Meleon uses. It's correct that Pale Monn doesn't and won't offer
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QuoteJ.G.KMG77 default network settings are good enough for average ISPs ... What is an average ISP? How should one define such a provider?
Forum: K-Meleon on Goanna

Quote4td8s totally agree with Lone Browncoat about disabling UAC in Win7 when it is first installed; makes things much easier I don't know if lowering security standards of an OS is a good idea. I am on Win7 and have no problems running portable software.
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Of course, you'd have to close and then restart K-Meleon therefore.
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Not the answer you hoped for but what if you use the sledgehammer during a short test? I mean you rename permissions.sqlite to make sure that your exceptions don't interfere with the respective page.
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Basically most of them, yes. However it depends on how slow/fast your connection is, if your proxy supports pipelining or how old your OS & hardware is. Best way to find out what suits you best is by testing. Some of the prefs are obsolete and you won't find them in "about:config" anymore. - network.http.pipelining.maxrequests = 100 - this is a very high number, I'd
Forum: K-Meleon on Goanna