Admirable qualitiesīeing based on a fork of Firefox’s Gecko rendering engine, named Goanna, this browser carries over the burden of ensuring that the web does not rely only on Google’s Blink-based Chromium platform, which seems to dominate the browser market share. The main settings lie within a drop-down menu placed on the left side of the title bar, followed by the navigation buttons, URL bar, bookmarks, history and downloads, culminating with the bookmarks bar and the browser’s active tabs sitting atop the webpage loading area.
This browser’s strengths also carried over from Firefox, with the dedicated search menu on the side of the URL input field, toolbar customization menu and syncing capabilities using Pale Moon’s own servers being present in this version. The no-frills design language ensure that no distracting icons or menus take up valuable screen space.
Thus, it focuses on familiar layouts that simply work and on fast browsing without sacrificing privacy in its quest to provide people with a lightweight alternative to already-established tech giants that seek to siphon user data. New users may be intrigued by the program’s interface, with design elements reminiscent of Mozilla Firefox’s 4.0 update released in 2011, but Pale Moon’s philosophy values function over form. It's rare and not a deal big enough to switch back now because I'm migrating from this PC anyway, but if it was available on FreeBSD, I wouldn't use it anyway.For those who find themselves having to quickly switch devices for personal or work-related reasons, creating a portable setup can do wonders in terms of saving time, energy and computing resources for a maximized level of productivity.Īs such, one of the most important pieces of software nowadays is the web browser, and Portable Pale Moon’s open-source and lightweight offering focused on speed and privacy may be the perfect choice for easily taking entire browsing profiles and history with you on a removable storage device. Which is not exactly the same software.īTW I'm using Pale Moon for several months and I can't really recommend it because it breaks some sites. You're obligated to use the license given by Pale Moon or take software from sb. Mozilla gave it to the Pale Moon team under GPL / LGPL / MPL of their choice.Ĭlearly, they chose MPL and provided the stuff to you under a restrictive license (which MPL allows (in general case, still not 100% sure it's OK here)). Some of the restrictions can be simply ignored. Governed by this License along with a term that is a further Received it, or any part of it, contains a notice stating that it is
Restrictions" within the meaning of section 10.
All other non-permissive additional terms are considered "further
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