>Supports XUL addons like palemoon does
>But its actually fast while doing it
>Comfy user interface hasn't changed in 12+ years
>Based white european main developer
>Actively updated
Come home Seaman
seamonkey-project.org
Take the seamonkey pill
Blake Robinson
Luis Wilson
A what
David Green
Hold my tabs boys, I'm going in.
Nathaniel Jenkins
>built-in WYSIWYG html editor, IRC client, and email client
this post made by seamonkey gang
Robert Reed
Based Seachad
Tyler Jones
>tree style tabs doesnt work
>pentadactyl doesnt work
sorry but im sticking pale moon™®
Henry Adams
>male troon
Elijah Taylor
lots of sites got better with most recent update
youtube is still fucked though
this helps: greasyfork.org
Andrew Bell
>no seamonkey in my repo
>literally impossible to build a modern browser on toasters
i wish i could
David Davis
I'd go back to Seamonkey, if there was something like a Librewolf rendition of it, and if I could find a way to make vertical tabs actually work/integrate nicely with it.
I went from Seamonkey, to Serpent (unbranded Basilisk; by the same devs as Palemoon), but then bounced to Librewolf when the devs turned out to be unbelievable tools. The final straw was a email they sent me that was vaguely legally threatening.
I don't have it anymore (I probably actually do but I can't be assed the search my emails for it), but I was writing what would have been a better ebuild for Serpent than what I was able to find in public overlays. Anyways, at the time I didn't understand the branding issues, the mypal drama, or even know about how they went after a *BSD dev repo in the most assholish way possible for daring to include Palemoon. I was having trouble getting all the systems-libs options to work properly with, what at the time was the latest release. Sent a message explaining what I was trying to do, and that I wasn't fully understanding the error messages I was getting. Wasn't asking them to solve the issue for me, but just for more clarity. The response was just them indirectly threatening me with legal action if I ever publicly published the ebuild.
So I posted that shit on a pastebin (some user here wanted it), deleted everything related to it, and moved to Librewolf. Those devs at least were legit helpful the one time I reported a bug in the ebuild.
Gabriel Howard
Is this the absolute state of lincucks? What the fuck is a "repo", why does your distro janny control what software can be easily installed on your computer? jesus christ
Caleb Johnson
there's a prebuilt package on the website
Benjamin Harris
Is this the absolute state of win/mac-cucks? Don't have an officially supported and curated list of free software that can be easily installed onto your computer without any sort of spying, EULA, or payment? Jesus Christ Superstar
Luis Jenkins
>I need my distro janny to protect me
Why are linkikes like this?
Henry Gomez
>I need Microsoft and Apple to charge me more micro-transactions.
Why are win/mac-kikes like this?
Daniel Perez
not for arm.
Landon Price
>running linux on your body parts
ngmi
>Captcha: NAHHH
Lincoln Diaz
This old browsing technology is surprisingly fast on modern hardware. I have it installed, and it's better than expected. To make it more usable, you need to track down old versions of uBlock Origin and GreaseMonkey. That'll give you good ad blocking and the ability to run Any Forums X.
Wyatt Flores
>uBlock Origin 1.16.2
github.com
>Greasemonkey 3.10.0.1rc3pre
sourceforge.net
Save these links!
Blake Wright
Tyler Diaz
>The response was just them indirectly threatening me with legal action if I ever publicly published the ebuild.
Jesus
I knew the palemoon devs were an autistic bunch, but what the hell hahaha
I'd love to see the email if you find it
Ryder Wilson
I wonder if any user still has the link to Tobin losing his fucking mind over some *BSD devs daring to have a Palemoon build that utilized system-libs in their repo.