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Pale Moon (64-bit)

Pale Moon 34.0.0 (64-bit)

  -  34.58 MB  -  Open Source

Sometimes latest versions of the software can cause issues when installed on older devices or devices running an older version of the operating system.

Software makers usually fix these issues but it can take them some time. What you can do in the meantime is to download and install an older version of Pale Moon 34.0.0 (64-bit).


For those interested in downloading the most recent release of Pale Moon (64-bit) or reading our review, simply click here.


All old versions distributed on our website are completely virus-free and available for download at no cost.


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What's new in this version:

New features:
- Our default theme on Windows received a refresh and update. It should integrate better with Windows 11 now, and be more responsive to dark accent colors, among other things
- Implemented WeakRef.
- Implemented URL.canParse()
- Implemented the inset-block and inset-inline CSS shorthands
- Added a preference (privacy.forgetaboutsite.clearPasswords) to control clearing of passwords when using "forget about this site" in the permissions manager, and disabled clearing of passwords by default, since it was considered unexpected behavior by the community
- Changed our JavaScript PRNG to Xoroshiro128++ to make it more robust while keeping high performance

Important updates and fixes:
- Re-landed CSS Cascade Layers support after the previous back-out
- Re-landed CSS color-mix support after the previous back-out. RGB and HSL color spaces only, like previous.
- Implemented viewport overflow propagation logic. See implementation notes
- Unprefixed CSS -moz-appearance; Pale Moon now accepts the unprefixed CSS appearance keyword. For compatibility, -moz-appearance and -webkit-appearance (if enabled) have been retained, although the long-term plan is to eventually remove the -moz prefixed one, so if you are an extension or theme developer, please consider switching your CSS to use appearance without a prefix
- Fixed an intermittent but fairly prominent crash-to-desktop due to JavaScript garbage collection on certain modern sites
- Fixed a crash on sites with certain types of CSP handling
- Fixed a crash in WASM
- Updated NSS to 3.90.9 (custom) to pick up several security and stability fixes
- Updated ICU to v78.1. This is a major uplift for our internationalization subsystem, allowing further future developments for the Internationalization API
- Updated Emoji support to Unicode 17
- Updated our expat parser code to a more recent version (2.7.3), fixing various issues
- Improved handling and rendering of emoji clusters

Other changes:
- Added support for building on Sparc64 hardware
- Added support for building for NetBSD on Alpha
- Added basic support for building on Mac PowerPC (still a work in progress)
- Added basic support for building on LoongArch64 hardware (龍芯 CPUs)
- Added support for running on FreeBSD 15
- Removed automatic coloring of auto-filled login fields as it would interfere with various browser and system color schemes
- If preferred, this can be reinstated by users with a userContent.css document or e.g. the Stylem extension by leveraging the :autofill CSS pseudo-class
- Restored support for in-process NPAPI plugins, allowing plugin use on systems where out-of-process is undesirable
- Improved JavaScript IonMonkey stability on ARM and Mac SoC hardware
- Linux GTK builds now always build with gio, and gconf support has been removed