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Takes a real person to admit. There's a lot of misunderstanding, but at least we rectified it. I type from my tablet most of the time so I don't use a lot of punctuation. Big hands and little buttons don't mix, I can see where I was misunderstood. Apologies as well...
Last edited by PROBLEMCHYLD; 09-22-2018 at 09:26 AM.
I wonder what could be causing the issue, I'm running the 32 bit and it doesn't seem slow to me at all. Could you recommend to me some things that will make its slowness more apparent to me (if you know of any).
I wonder what could be causing the issue, I'm running the 32 bit and it doesn't seem slow to me at all. Could you recommend to me some things that will make its slowness more apparent to me (if you know of any).
The screenshots should explain things. Its slow loading Bookmarks, multi-tabs etc... but on 32bit. 64bit is super-fast.
Last edited by PROBLEMCHYLD; 11-30-2018 at 12:48 PM.
Fantastic! These looks like worthwhile changes to pick up. Looking forward to updating. Hoping it fixes the selection bug that's been chafing me with v28.0.1.
My transcoder-focused friend has been talking my ear off about AV1, so I bet he'll be interested in this release as well.
v28.2.2 (2018-12-06)
This is a minor update to address a few pertinent issues.
Changes/fixes:
Changed the about:feeds icon for external applications to a generic icon, since that kind of access to executables is no longer allowed for security reasons.
Fixed issues with copying/pasting bookmarks in the Library View.
Fixed a crash occurring when using HTTP pipelining over some (broken) proxies.
Fixed several issues with animated WebP display (animations stopping, corrupted frames on lossy images, etc.)
Fixed an issue with the display of truncated GIF images.
Fixed an issue with deleting recent history not working properly.
Fixed incorrect duplicate compatibility mode preferences in about:config.
Any thoughts on compiling vs. the binary version of Pale Moon on SlackBuilds? How long is the compile time, typically? (I know this is hardware-dependent)
I'd recommend the new Icecat v60 over Palemoon. It's finally running smoothly. It always had problems locking up with olders versions, same with Palemoon. In fact, Palemoon never ever ran smoothly even in windows.
I'd recommend the new Icecat v60 over Palemoon. It's finally running smoothly. It always had problems locking up with olders versions, same with Palemoon. In fact, Palemoon never ever ran smoothly even in windows.
I've long had a soft spot for IceCat.. however, I find simple unusable; and with version 60, that hasn't changed.
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