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=== Debian Packages Are Typically Just As Current as the pminstaller binary ===# Goto http://linux.palemoon.org/ ''(notice the linux. instead of www.)''# click Pale Moon repositories for Debian and Ubuntu -- maintained by Steve Pusser# Linux Mint 19.2 codebase is from Ubuntu 18.04, for this choose Packages for xUbuntu 18.04: palemoon_28.9.1-1_amd64.deb palemoon_28.9.1-1_amd64.deb Current Debian Package as of 4/19/20 provided by S Pusser palemoon-28.9.1.linux-x86_64.tar.xz Current Binary direct from Palemoon Devs as of 4/19/20The good news is that [https://forum.palemoon.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=10352 someone] made one that works in Pale Moon. The bad news is the developer removed it from the Pale Moon extensions downloads. However, he was kind enough to [https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?t=16939 share a place] where it can still be obtained. Scroll down the forum posting and look for styletoggle@joe04.xpiThe good news is that [https://forum.palemoon.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=10352 someone] made one that works in Pale Moon. The bad news is the developer removed it from the Pale Moon extensions downloads. However, he was kind enough to [https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?t=16939 share a place] where it can still be obtained. Scroll down the forum posting and look for styletoggle@joe04.xpi . To enable or disable CSS with extension simply use the F9 key. * Style Toggle F9=== Image Cache Location ===eBay and some other sites occasionally block right click preventing image capture. You may want to retrieve the image from the image cache so you can save it elsewhere, you may wish to manually clear your cache directory without having to launch palemoon. For whatever reason, the path to the cache is typically (linux) as follows ~/.cache/moonchild productions/pale moon/xxxxxx.default/cache2/entriesNote the xxxxxx in the path is a variable. Yours will be what appears to be random alphanumeric characters.You will have to escape the space characters if you navigate via command line interface. cd ~/.cache/moonchild\ productions/pale\ moon/===Tab open order reversed===The order which tabs open is wrong for newer versions. Previously tabs opened sequentially, so that the latest one was always at the far right. To restore the previous behavior do the following:*In the URL bar type: about:config*Find or create browser.tabs.insertRelatedAfterCurrent*Set the value to: False===Tab open order and other preferences in about:config not getting saved===After the computer is reboot, or user logs out and back in, Pale Moon about:config preferences are reset. For example, shitty tab order behavior resumes despite previously being changed. Problem confirmed with Pale Moon 28.10.0 on Linux Mint 18.3.Problem further details: When two versions of Pale moon share a profile, the profile is being reset when switching between the two. A dialog appears with the heading "updating" and the about:config settings are reset.Solution: Create separate profiles, one for each Pale Moon installation. Launch Pale Moon with the command line option which requires profile selection. Example: /home/nicole/bin/palemoon28-8-1/palemoon --new-instance --no-remote --ProfileManagerSpecifically, it is the "--Profilemanager" command line switch which will cause Pale Moon to prompt you to select a profile before the browser opens.There's no need for addons though, in Pale Moon's case, you can set any user agent you want in about:config, you (or rather, Jaguarek in this case) just have to:A WebRTC Plugin is necessary for Palemoon to enable voice in discord. It is unkknown if one exists and is compatible with Palemoon on Linux. Consider this issue UNRESOLVED at this time. ''According to the Palemoon Development Roadmap, "What is explicitly not on our roadmap: WebRTC (Web Real-Time Chat) and media capture. Apart from opening up a whole can of worms security/privacy-wise, 'Web Real Time Chat' (comparable with Skype video calls and the likes) is not considered useful or desired functionality for Pale Moon (both according to the developers and the users of the browser at large). This is best left to dedicated programs or at most a browser plug-in."'' <small><small>This does not enable voice, however, is necessary if you find a working WebRTC Plugin. Set any user agent you want in about:config, you just have to:or Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:60.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/60.0</small></small>THIS WILL NOT ENABLE VOICE: voice features are based on the WebRTC API; however, Pale Moon (ergo New Moon) has removed support for that one (by choice of the Moonchild dev team), so New Moon would never work for that discord functionality.THIS WILL NOT ENABLE VOICE: voice features are based on the WebRTC API; however, Pale Moon (ergo New Moon) has no built-in support for that one (by choice of the Moonchild dev team). A 3rd party plugin for WebRTC will be required to enable voice. ''According to the Palemoon Development Roadmap, "What is explicitly not on our roadmap: WebRTC (Web Real-Time Chat) and media capture. Apart from opening up a whole can of worms security/privacy-wise, 'Web Real Time Chat' (comparable with Skype video calls and the likes) is not considered useful or desired functionality for Pale Moon (both according to the developers and the users of the browser at large). This is best left to dedicated programs or at most a browser plug-in."'' A WebRTC Plugin is necessary for Palemoon to enable voice in discord. It is unkknown if one exists and is compatible with Palemoon on Linux.