New feature: added support for iframes with inline content.the Dropbox web interface and FaceBook galleries). This should address issues on websites enforcing CSP (e.g. Previously, the implementation in Pale Moon was partial, and did not support a number of features, resulting in some websites not rendering properly because Pale Moon was being too strict in enforcing the policy. Pale Moon now fully supports the CSP 1.0 specification allowing websites to set restrictions on content to prevent XSS (Cross-site scripting) attacks.

Enhanced feature: Content Security Policy (CSP).

New feature: added support for collapsed flex element items.

This should address layout issues on several recently-updated websites (e.g. This has been on Pale Moon’s to-do list for a while but was rather complex to tackle, hence the delay in implementation. This will allow websites to use these elements for easier responsive design of web pages and ordering/layout of multiple elements.

Pale Moon now supports more advanced multi-line and multi-column flex elements.

New feature: multi-line flexbox support.

The latest version available for Linux is Pale Moon 25.1.0, which has been released a few hours ago, coming with the below changes:

Also, the support for DRM will not be added by default, the users having the possibility to enable it, via third party plugins. As you may know, Pale Moon is an open-source, cross-platform browser based on Mozilla Firefox, being up to 25% faster then the original.Īlso worth mentioning, due to the fact that Pale Moon is not affiliated to Mozilla, it will not adopt the Australis interface, keeping an UI inspired by the classical Firefox interface. The latest installation instructions for Palemoon In order to successfully install the latest version of Palemoon, please access the palemoon tag and open the latest article (the one on top). Edit: Due to the fact that this article is old, the installation instructions may not work anymore.

Old version pale moon 25