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April 27th, 2021 05:00
Updates 4/27/21 - Pale Moon
Pale Moon v29.2.0 (2021-04-27)
https://www.palemoon.org/releasenotes.shtml?
This is a development and bugfix release.
Starting with this version, we will NO LONGER be SUPPORTING unmaintained legacy Firefox extensions that are not updated for/targeting Pale Moon directly.
Please see this forum post for details.
Changes/fixes:
- When opening tabs from the History side bar, Pale Moon will now warn you about the action if it would result in opening many tabs at once.
- Pale Moon now offers "Open All in Tabs" on bookmark folders even if there is only one sub-item in it, for UI consistency.
- Added media format controls in the Content category of Preferences.
- Added controls for preferred color scheme. See implementation notes.
- Updated several site-specific user-agent overrides for web compatibility.
- Removed the ability to accept Firefox IDs for extension installation.
- Removed conditional Macintosh code from the application front-end.
- Updated the AV1 reference library to 2.0.
- Cleaned up more Android code from the platform.
- Updated the embedded emoji font to cater to even more race-dependent profession emoji.
- Fixed an overflow in clip paths, potentially causing them to be rendered incorrectly.
- Added CSS values
smooth
,high-quality
andpixelated
to theimage-rendering
keyword. - Implemented
Intl.NumberFormat.formatToParts()
to allow deconstruction of localized number formats by scripts. - Reinstated the
dom.details_element.enabled
preference and fixed a rendering issue with summary/details html elements. - Fixed an issue with CSP
.nonce
attributes on elements. - Security issues addressed: CVE-2021-29946 DiD and CVE-2021-23994 DiD .
- Unified XUL Platform Mozilla Security Patch Summary: 2 DiD, 14 not applicable.
Implementation notes:
- This version adds support for the
prefers-color-scheme
CSS keyword. This keyword is a media query keyword that indicates to websites whether your content styling preference is "light" or "dark". Unlike other browsers where this will be tied to your system color scheme and determined automatically (which might be a point on which you can be fingerprinted, so this would be a privacy concern), we've decided to give the user control through Preferences -> Content -> Colors where you will find a new control to indicate your user preference (it defaults to "light" for everyone). While this control also gives you the option to disable this feature and effectively not support the keyword, be aware that this might cause issues on some websites that do not provide styling for "unspecified" color scheme preferences.
In the future we may add an "automatic" option similar to other browsers in case you regularly switch your system application style from light to dark and v.v.
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ky331
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April 27th, 2021 07:00
In my case, the following extensions were disabled:
Default Full-Zoom
Lazarus
WOT (Web-of-Trust).
I was able to replace Default Full-Zoom by NoSquint: Pale Moon - Add-ons - NoSquint
(I can't recall the last time I used Lazarus, so no real loss there. As for WOT, I'm using uBlock Origin... which I'm very happy with.)