> I updated to Pale Moon 25.0.0 and found out AdBlock Plus no longer worked.

Sadly, Pale Moon is going to have a lot of incompatibilities from here on. The fact that it doesn’t work with the most popular add-on for Firefox is pretty telling, and the Pale Moon developer has placed responsibility on the heads of add-on developers, rather than trying to work around the problem.

Anyone looking for a more “old fashioned” approach to Firefox might want to look into Seamonkey.

Seamonkey is sort of a bundled Firefox and Thunderbird. It contains many of the options that have been stripped from Firefox over the past year, denying power users their old level of customization (fine-tuning JavaScript permissions, etc.).

And like Pale Moon, Seamonkey doesn’t suffer from the Chrome-like “Australis” design!

Check out the portable version here on Portable Freeware: http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2089

> I updated to Pale Moon 25.0.0 and found out AdBlock Plus no longer worked.

Sadly, Pale Moon is going to have a lot of incompatibilities from here on. The fact that it doesn’t work with the most popular add-on for Firefox is pretty telling, and the Pale Moon developer has placed responsibility on the heads of add-on developers, rather than trying to work around the problem.

Anyone looking for a more “old fashioned” approach to Firefox might want to look into Seamonkey.

Seamonkey is sort of a bundled Firefox and Thunderbird. It contains many of the options that have been stripped from Firefox over the past year, denying power users their old level of customization (fine-tuning JavaScript permissions, etc.).

And like Pale Moon, Seamonkey doesn’t suffer from the Chrome-like “Australis” design!

Check out the portable version here on Portable Freeware: http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2089

> I updated to Pale Moon 25.0.0 and found out AdBlock Plus no longer worked.

Sadly, Pale Moon is going to have a lot of incompatibilities from here on. The fact that it doesn’t work with the most popular add-on for Firefox is pretty telling, and the Pale Moon developer has placed responsibility on the heads of add-on developers, rather than trying to work around the problem.

Anyone looking for a more “old fashioned” approach to Firefox might want to look into Seamonkey.

Seamonkey is sort of a bundled Firefox and Thunderbird. It contains many of the options that have been stripped from Firefox over the past year, denying power users their old level of customization (fine-tuning JavaScript permissions, etc.).

And like Pale Moon, Seamonkey doesn’t suffer from the Chrome-like “Australis” design!

Check out the portable version here on Portable Freeware: http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2089

> I updated to Pale Moon 25.0.0 and found out AdBlock Plus no longer worked.

Sadly, Pale Moon is going to have a lot of incompatibilities from here on. The fact that it doesn’t work with the most popular add-on for Firefox is pretty telling, and the Pale Moon developer has placed responsibility on the heads of add-on developers, rather than trying to work around the problem.

Anyone looking for a more “old fashioned” approach to Firefox might want to look into Seamonkey.

Seamonkey is sort of a bundled Firefox and Thunderbird. It contains many of the options that have been stripped from Firefox over the past year, denying power users their old level of customization (fine-tuning JavaScript permissions, etc.).

And like Pale Moon, Seamonkey doesn’t suffer from the Chrome-like “Australis” design!

Check out the portable version here on Portable Freeware: http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2089

> I updated to Pale Moon 25.0.0 and found out AdBlock Plus no longer worked.

Sadly, Pale Moon is going to have a lot of incompatibilities from here on. The fact that it doesn’t work with the most popular add-on for Firefox is pretty telling, and the Pale Moon developer has placed responsibility on the heads of add-on developers, rather than trying to work around the problem.

Anyone looking for a more “old fashioned” approach to Firefox might want to look into Seamonkey.

Seamonkey is sort of a bundled Firefox and Thunderbird. It contains many of the options that have been stripped from Firefox over the past year, denying power users their old level of customization (fine-tuning JavaScript permissions, etc.).

And like Pale Moon, Seamonkey doesn’t suffer from the Chrome-like “Australis” design!

Check out the portable version here on Portable Freeware: http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2089

> I updated to Pale Moon 25.0.0 and found out AdBlock Plus no longer worked.

Sadly, Pale Moon is going to have a lot of incompatibilities from here on. The fact that it doesn’t work with the most popular add-on for Firefox is pretty telling, and the Pale Moon developer has placed responsibility on the heads of add-on developers, rather than trying to work around the problem.

Anyone looking for a more “old fashioned” approach to Firefox might want to look into Seamonkey.

Seamonkey is sort of a bundled Firefox and Thunderbird. It contains many of the options that have been stripped from Firefox over the past year, denying power users their old level of customization (fine-tuning JavaScript permissions, etc.).

And like Pale Moon, Seamonkey doesn’t suffer from the Chrome-like “Australis” design!

Check out the portable version here on Portable Freeware: http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2089

> I updated to Pale Moon 25.0.0 and found out AdBlock Plus no longer worked.

Sadly, Pale Moon is going to have a lot of incompatibilities from here on. The fact that it doesn’t work with the most popular add-on for Firefox is pretty telling, and the Pale Moon developer has placed responsibility on the heads of add-on developers, rather than trying to work around the problem.

Anyone looking for a more “old fashioned” approach to Firefox might want to look into Seamonkey.

Seamonkey is sort of a bundled Firefox and Thunderbird. It contains many of the options that have been stripped from Firefox over the past year, denying power users their old level of customization (fine-tuning JavaScript permissions, etc.).

And like Pale Moon, Seamonkey doesn’t suffer from the Chrome-like “Australis” design!

Check out the portable version here on Portable Freeware: http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2089

> I updated to Pale Moon 25.0.0 and found out AdBlock Plus no longer worked.

Sadly, Pale Moon is going to have a lot of incompatibilities from here on. The fact that it doesn’t work with the most popular add-on for Firefox is pretty telling, and the Pale Moon developer has placed responsibility on the heads of add-on developers, rather than trying to work around the problem.

Anyone looking for a more “old fashioned” approach to Firefox might want to look into Seamonkey.

Seamonkey is sort of a bundled Firefox and Thunderbird. It contains many of the options that have been stripped from Firefox over the past year, denying power users their old level of customization (fine-tuning JavaScript permissions, etc.).

And like Pale Moon, Seamonkey doesn’t suffer from the Chrome-like “Australis” design!

Check out the portable version here on Portable Freeware: http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2089

> I updated to Pale Moon 25.0.0 and found out AdBlock Plus no longer worked.

Sadly, Pale Moon is going to have a lot of incompatibilities from here on. The fact that it doesn’t work with the most popular add-on for Firefox is pretty telling, and the Pale Moon developer has placed responsibility on the heads of add-on developers, rather than trying to work around the problem.

Anyone looking for a more “old fashioned” approach to Firefox might want to look into Seamonkey.

Seamonkey is sort of a bundled Firefox and Thunderbird. It contains many of the options that have been stripped from Firefox over the past year, denying power users their old level of customization (fine-tuning JavaScript permissions, etc.).

And like Pale Moon, Seamonkey doesn’t suffer from the Chrome-like “Australis” design!

Check out the portable version here on Portable Freeware: http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2089

> I updated to Pale Moon 25.0.0 and found out AdBlock Plus no longer worked.

Sadly, Pale Moon is going to have a lot of incompatibilities from here on. The fact that it doesn’t work with the most popular add-on for Firefox is pretty telling, and the Pale Moon developer has placed responsibility on the heads of add-on developers, rather than trying to work around the problem.

Anyone looking for a more “old fashioned” approach to Firefox might want to look into Seamonkey.

Seamonkey is sort of a bundled Firefox and Thunderbird. It contains many of the options that have been stripped from Firefox over the past year, denying power users their old level of customization (fine-tuning JavaScript permissions, etc.).

And like Pale Moon, Seamonkey doesn’t suffer from the Chrome-like “Australis” design!

Check out the portable version here on Portable Freeware: http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2089