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After a few months of development, the Pale Moon browser has released its latest iteration. Along with security features, the key release for this version seems to be centered around expanding the browser's media support.
Offtopic, but somehow relevant: they also published the results of their survey in March. The feedback says a lot about the browser's user base, and highlights the direction the team will take in the future.
[What browser(s) do you use? Do you use a separate browser for certain sites? Same browser for everything you access online? What browser differences lead you to use one browser over another? -Ed.]
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Can anyone remember when the times were not hard, and money not scarce?
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Friday July 14 2017, @04:58PM
Yeah. Incidentally, stuff like that about Firefox is what made me concerned about Brendan Eich's political views. I was no longer certain I was using a gratis product. Otherwise I wouldn't have given a shit. But honestly, Firefox just really started sucking, politics or no. While it's against my religion to use products and services that will fund certain political positions, I can confirm that SJWs are worse. If SJWs ever get a serious lobby for legislating some of their insane shit, that'll "trigger" my religious vows as well.
I feel kind of bad for Eich. He originally wanted Scheme for web scripting, but higher ups decided that it had to be "java" because marketing. Now he's associated with the abomination that is javascript.
My view is that most people who lobby for certain political positions that are against my religion are basically good people who will "see the light" eventually once they figure out that the thing they're opposed to (or in favor of/etc) is absolutely no threat to them or their lifestyle choices. Going full SJW retard and shitcanning them does not create an opportunity to "see the light." That makes bitter enemies.