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Pale Moon Der optimierte Firefox-Derivat für aktuelle Systeme

#31 _d4rkn3ss4ev3r_

  • Gruppe: Gäste

geschrieben 04. Dezember 2013 - 19:58

Pale Moon 24.2.1

Changelog:
Fix for some status bar localizations not working and giving an error.
Implementation of an optimized QuickFind routine.
Implementation of per-zone user data handling.
Security fix in the JPEG library.
Security fix in web workers.


Download:
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#32 _d4rkn3ss4ev3r_

  • Gruppe: Gäste

geschrieben 12. Dezember 2013 - 18:19

Pale Moon 24.2.2

Changelog:
This is a security update to bring Pale Moon's security on-par with Firefox 26.0. It is considered a minor update for all 24.2.* versions.

Release notes:
  • Implementation of all remaining applicable security fixes from Firefox 26.0 that were not implemented yet in previous versions.
  • Update of the Security library (NSS) to 3.15.3.1.
  • Fix of new js zone writes/zone barrier bugs.
  • The Sync configuration allows users to input their own recovery key again. Please note that letting the browser generate its own secure recovery key is still strongly recommended, as this recovery key should be impossible to guess and of sufficient length and complexity to keep your data safely encrypted.

Download:
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#33 _d4rkn3ss4ev3r_

  • Gruppe: Gäste

geschrieben 28. Januar 2014 - 16:16

Pale Moon 24.3.0

Changelog:
  • Changes and bugfixes:
    • New build: Atom-optimized Pale Moon
      After some thorough testing, the Atom/netbook builds are being released as final. These builds are specifically made for PCs with Intel Atom processors. More information can be found on the Atom builds page.
    • New feature: the title has been brought back to the title bar
      When using the Application Menu (Pale Moon button), the title bar of the browser window would be blank. Considering this is wasted space, the page title will now be displayed in the title bar again (it's called a title bar for a reason, after all!). Several different styles have been implemented to cater to different OS version layouts.
    • Removal of the services tab in the Add-on Manager
      It will be visible only if someone actually has a service extension installed (similar to how language packs work)
    • Improvement of UI consistency
      Removal of illogical selective hiding of the navigation bar and toolbars when in tabs-on-top mode (Add-ons manager, permissions manager, etc.). Browser chrome will now never be hidden.
    • Bugfix: When using the classic downloads window, downloads in private windows were not shown
      If you use the classic downloads window and would open a Private Browsing (PB) window, there was no easy way to see which downloads were done in the PB window. When checking the downloads, it would open up the (non-PB) classic downloads window which does not have downloads listed from the PB session. This has been fixed, and PB windows will now open a new tab in the PB window with the downloads from that private session.
    • Bugfix: Geolocation didn't work in Pale Moon
      This was caused by the Firefox standard geolocation provider (Google Inc.) now requiring an API key to request geolocation coordinates. Only official Mozilla Firefox builds will have working geolocation from Google.
      Pale Moon has switched provider to IP-API.com to address this issue, with the required re-write of code for the different type of request. More information in this thread.
    • Bugfix: The "More information" link for blocked add-ons didn't work
    • Bugfix: Certain scaled fonts would have malformed letters
      On Vista and later with hardware acceleration enabled, certain letters of some font families would become malformed and difficult to read because of a Direct2D scaling issue. These fonts should now render sharp and more legibly.
    • Romanian has been added to the status bar localizations

  • Bugfixes ported over:
    • bug 903274 - Have the search bar binding's initialization callback bail out if the binding is destroyed.
    • bug #951142 - Check for a close method to be present on the binding before invoking it.
    • bug #908915 - Fix compartment mismatch in shell decompileThis and disassemble functions.
    • bug #950909 - Forward native aggregation to the root XPCWrappedJS.
    • bug #937152 - Remove XPCWrappedJS::mMainThread and mMainThreadOnly.
    • bug #948134 - Fix "value is not defined" in PlacesDBUtils.jsm.
    • bug #822425 - Expose a few simple compartment assertions in jsfriendapi.
    • bug #932906 - Observer no longer called when using overlay

  • Security fixes:
    • Update of the NSS library to 3.15.4 RTM
    • bug #936808 - Serialize calls to PK11 routines in SSLServerCertVerification.
    • bug #945939 - Use the pre-split value when numbering values.
    • bug #911864 - Fix several XBL issues
    • bug #921470 - Remove hasFallbackStub_ check in resetMonitorStubChain.
    • bug #950590 - Use nsRefPtr for gfxFontGroup's reference to the user font set, and support changing it from canvas context.
    • bug #937697 - Simplify some BoundsCheckRange code.
    • bug #936056 - Be consistent about the thisobj we pass to getters.
    • bug #953114 - Fix GetElementIC typed array issue.
    • bug #937132 - SpiderMonkey: Check for overflows in LifoAlloc.
    • bug #932162 - Dispatch IndexedDB FileInfo releases to the main thread.
    • bug #951366 - Use AutoDetectInvalidation for disabled GetElement caches.
    • bug #950438 - IonMonkey: The intersection of two ranges that both contain NaN is not empty.
    • bug #950268 - Fix leak in nsCertTree::GetDispInfoAtIndex.
    • bug #932906 - Exempt Remote XUL from CanCreateWrapper checks.
    • bug #882933 - Copy treatAsRunOnce bit when cloning scripts, don't clone scripts unnecessarily for arrow lambdas.
    • bug #901348 - Duplicate symbol errors building --with-intl-api.
    • bug #925896 - Properly reference session data
    • bug #943803 - Use monitor instead of mutex locking for raster images
    • bug #942164 - Use weak references to imgRequest consumers
    • bug #947592 - Streamline ReportLoadError.

Download:
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#34 _d4rkn3ss4ev3r_

  • Gruppe: Gäste

geschrieben 31. Januar 2014 - 12:35

Pale Moon 24.3.1

Changelog:
Fixes/changes:
  • Fine-tuned the title-bar title text position to work a little better on Windows 8 systems.
  • Fixed a problem with the classic download manager window not opening and/or downloads not starting when using the classic download manager.
  • Security fix: bug #945334 - Fix runnable pointer holding (media manager vulnerability).
  • Merged Linux-specific theme code into the source tree for the pm4linux project.


Download:
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#35 _d4rkn3ss4ev3r_

  • Gruppe: Gäste

geschrieben 11. Februar 2014 - 18:34

Pale Moon 24.3.2

Changelog:
This is an update to implement TLS v1.2, implement a few new features and fix some minor bugs.

Fixes/changes:
  • New feature: Implemented the TLS v1.1 (RFC 4346) and TLS v1.2 (RFC 5246) protocols for improved https security.
  • Changed the list of supported encryption ciphers and order of preference to provide you with secure, speedy connections wherever possible.
  • New feature: Added CSS background-attachment:local
  • New feature: Added dashed-line stroke support for canvas drawing (set/get/offset)
  • Adjusted geolocation timings to prevent IP bans in testing mode and to give you a slightly faster response to the request.
  • Adjusted the new window title position some more to account for edge cases.
  • Fixed the installer to use the proper class for checking if Pale Moon is already installed/running.
  • Security fix: bug #966021 - Fix load_truetype_table in the cairo dwrite font backend.


Download:
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#36 _d4rkn3ss4ev3r_

  • Gruppe: Gäste

geschrieben 10. März 2014 - 13:19

Pale Moon 24.4.0

Changelog:
Pale Moon 24.4.0 is here! A major update with performance improvements, bugfixes, under-the-hood changes and security updates.

Fixes/changes:
  • By popular request: the new page title (when using the Pale Moon App button) will now follow the operating system default alignment (in most cases), meaning it will align left on Windows Vista and Windows 7 by default instead of center. If you want to hide the title or align it differently, please see the FAQ topic about this.
  • Updated status bar code to the latest "non-australis" version and changed the licensing of this code to MPL 2.0 to bring it in line with the rest of the browser code, and making it an integral part of the source tree to streamline building (also for 3rd parties).
    This means, if you build Pale Moon from source yourself, you no longer have to manually copy over the status bar code. It's all part of the Pale Moon source tree now and will be automatically integrated when building+packaging.
  • Changed the way Pale Moon handles file and protocol associations. This will prevent interoperability issues if you have both Firefox and Pale Moon installed on the same system. A side effect is that Pale Moon will ask you (once) to make it the default browser again when you install this update, because of the new associations to be made.
    In detail: Pale Moon will now register its own handlers for html file extensions and http/ftp protocols, instead of using the same handler Firefox uses. This has been an issue for people running the soon to be released version 28 of Firefox, as it apparently locks the registry entries (preventing changes) and as a result locking the associations to Firefox (even after uninstalling!).
  • Changed the search default to DuckDuckGo.
    This will improve your privacy, prevent tracking by third parties of your searches, and will actually increase accuracy of search results by providing unbiased results (avoiding the so-called "search bubble")
  • Added DuckDuckGo logo to about:home.
  • Changed some things in the build system, back-end code and build configuration to improve overall performance of the browser.
  • Switched to the use of a more compact browser filesystem layout, improving overall start-up speed.
    In detail: With the changes to the Firefox build system, jar-packaging was no longer an optimal solution and would cause a (too) large number of individual files in the application, slowing down start-up of the browser, especially on slower/busy media. Pale Moon will now use omnijar-packaging (omni.ja) to reduce the number of I/O operations needed to run the browser. A drawback is that hacking the browser will become a little more difficult.
  • Precompiled script cache in the application, improving overall start-up speed at the expense of some disk space.
    In detail: With the change in status bar code, status bar packaging and switching to omnijar, it became possible to provide pre-compiled scripts with the browser, improving both the first-time run of Pale Moon and speeding up subsequent starts of the browser by pre-caching compiled versions of user interface code.
  • Added MPS detection for non-windows operating systems (NSPR fallback method) instead of always "1".
    This will be beneficial to people building on other operating systems like Linux.

Bugfixes ported over:
  • bug #968461 - Fix imgStatusTracker.h to build with gcc 4.4.
  • bug #912322 - Make sure document.getAnonymous* is no longer available to web content.
  • bug #894448 - Move IsChromeOrXBL to xpcpublic.h.

Security fixes:
  • bug #963198 - Don't mix up byte-size and array-length.
  • bug #966311 - Calculate frame size for stereo wave.
  • bug #958867 - Consistent OwningObject handling in IDBFactory::Create methods.
  • bug #925747 - Patch file extraction cleanup.
  • bug #942152 - Fix error handling on NSS I/O layer.
  • bug #960145 - IonMonkey: Don't ignore OSR-like values when computing phi ranges.
  • bug #965982 - Clean up client threads before I/O on shutdown.
  • bug #950604 - Backport of a small typed array bugfix.
  • bug #967341 - Fix up URI management.
  • bug #963974 - Null mCurrentCompositeTask after calling Cancel() on it.

Download:
http://www.palemoon....wnload-ng.shtml | 64Bit | Portable | für Atom
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#37 _d4rkn3ss4ev3r_

  • Gruppe: Gäste

geschrieben 19. März 2014 - 12:55

Pale Moon 24.4.1

This is a small update to fix a few bugs and update the browsers' security (bringing it fully on-par with Firefox 28-release)

Changelog:
Fixes/changes:
  • Bugfix: the new status bar code in 24.4.0 had a bug, preventing the downloads panel/window from opening when clicking on the download status indicator. There may have been a few other, similar small usability bugs in the same code that have now been fixed.
  • Feature update: Selecting "Warn me when closing multiple tabs" in the Options window will now apply both to closing a window and closing other tabs in the tab bar.
  • bug #940714 - Add an RAII class to make synchronous raster image decoding safer.
  • bug #896268 - Use a stateless approach to synchronous image decoding. (security fix)
  • bug #982909 - Consistently use inner window when calling OpenJS. (security fix)
  • bug #982957 - Fix crash if certain sweeps run out of memory. (security fix)
  • bug #982906 - Remove option for security bypass in URI building. (security fix)
  • bug #983344 - JavaScript: Simplify typed arrays and fix GC loops. (security fix)
  • bug #982974 - Be paranoid about neutering ArrayBuffer objects. (security fix)

Download:
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#38 _d4rkn3ss4ev3r_

  • Gruppe: Gäste

geschrieben 02. April 2014 - 13:03

Pale Moon 24.4.2

Changelog:
Pale Moon 24.4.2 has been released, which is a small update to add OCSP-stapling to the browser and to fix a few bugs.
Fixes/changes:
  • Added OCSP-stapling.
  • Removed download status indicator from default set in status bar code to fix erroneous pop-up locations of the downloads panel.
  • Fixed errors with synchronous OCSP-stapled calls.
  • Reduced the timeout for OCSP requests to 2 seconds unless OCSP is required by the server.
  • Added proper handling of fragment loading (bug #895557&bug #987140). security fix
  • Updated status bar localizations: kn-IN and pt-PT.

Download:
http://www.palemoon....wnload-ng.shtml | 64Bit | Portable | für Atom
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#39 _d4rkn3ss4ev3r_

  • Gruppe: Gäste

geschrieben 26. April 2014 - 12:50

Pale Moon 24.5

Changelog:
Pale Moon 24.5.0 has been released! This is an important update, even though most of the changes are not visible to the user ("under the hood").

Fixes/changes:
  • Fix plugin doorhanger code for removed-node confusion.
    Previously, on certain pages/websites, the plugin indicator at the start of the address bar would (incorrectly) become visible, and when clicked, would present a blank plugin pop-up panel ("doorhanger") with blank buttons. This should now no longer happen.
  • Remove Mozilla Corp specific details from search plugins, to clearly indicate the client is Pale Moon and to make sure searches are never counted towards other browser's searches by mistake by search providers.
    This will clarify Pale Moon's browser identity, aid in proper web browser use statistics, and makes doubly sure that no revenue is generated by mistake for the Mozilla-Google and similar contracts from the use of Pale Moon.
  • Make sure to set both "warnOnClose" and "warnOnCloseOther" prefs to false when users choose to disable this check in the popup prompt.
    Previously, using the pop-up choice to "not warn when closing multiple tabs" would only set the option for one of the two scenarios. This is now in line with the previous change made to these settings in the Preferences window.
  • Update branding: Remove nightly branding altogether - only have unofficial+official, and fix the broken About dialog branding.
    Considering Pale Moon does not use Nightly, Aurora, or Beta channels, the branding as such has been removed. This leaves 2 types of branding:
    1. Unofficial branding (the default if you build Pale Moon from source yourself) called "New Moon"
    This unofficial branding does not have restrictions for distribution, and you are free to build and distribute your own binaries with this branding.
    2. Official branding, "Pale Moon"
    The official branding of Pale Moon, which you may only use for binaries you build from source to use yourself and not distribute without express permission, in accordance with the Pale Moon redistribution license.
  • Bugfix: Clamp level of WebGL TexImage operations to 32-bits to avoid issues on x64 architectures.
  • Linux theme: Update of the feed icon.
  • Bugfix: Add Firefox Compatibility flag to unofficial branding.
  • Workaround for several prominent websites complaining about an "outdated browser".
  • Several (build process) changes to enhance performance and stability of the resulting binaries.

Security fixes:
bug #987003 - Be more careful sandboxing javascript: URLs.
bug #952022 - Add missing detachAsmJSModule.
bug #986843 - Replace AutoHoldZone with AutoCompartmentRooter.
bug #989183 - Check for nsXBLJSClass.
bug #980537 - Only store FakeBackstagePass instances in mThisObjects.
bug #986678 - Fix type check in TryAddTypeBarrierForWrite.
bug #966006 - Fix security issue in DNS resolver.
bug #944353 - Avoid spurious decoding of corrupt images.
bug #969226 - Avoid buffer overflow in corrupt ICC profiles.
bug #991471 - Fix offset when setting host on URL.
bug #993546 - Don't try to malloc-free 0-size memory chunks.
bug #992968 - Avoid OOM problems with JIT code caching


Download:
http://www.palemoon....wnload-ng.shtml | 64Bit | Portable | für Atom
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#40 _d4rkn3ss4ev3r_

  • Gruppe: Gäste

geschrieben 06. Juni 2014 - 21:38

Pale Moon 24.6

Changelog:
This is a major update including a rendering engine overhaul and a number of very important fixes.

Fixes/changes:
  • Allow animated personas (lightweight themes)!
    You will need to set a preference for this, since enabling animated personas causes a small but noticeable performance loss upon start-up.
    To enable animated personas, go to about:config and set lightweightThemes.animation.enabled to true, then reload your persona.
  • Fix regularly occurring browser crashes with hardware acceleration enabled on DirectWrite 6.2/6.3 (Win 7 with Platform Update, Windows 8/8.1).
    Most notable on computers equipped with NVidia cards, this combination of hardware and software would be cause for regular but intermittent crashes due to an issue with hardware acceleration. As part of the overhaul, this should now be fixed.
  • Fix font rendering issues on DirectWrite 6.2/6.3, especially on legacy AMD hardware. (KB2670838 issues).
    A very long-standing issue that was already partly mitigated in Pale Moon should now be completely eliminated as part of the overhaul.
  • Fix Windows version detection issues on Windows 8.1.
    Since Microsoft changed basic parts of the Windows API in Windows 8.1, operating system detection would indicate an incorrect WINNT version number (6.2 instead of 6.3) on Windows 8.1. This would show in e.g. the UserAgent.
  • Shuffle reported plugin installation order to confuse trackers.
    Part of browser fingerprinting is the reported installation order of installed plugins in browsers. Pale Moon will now shuffle the reported order of installed plugins when enumeration is asked for, which will make it more difficult for tracking sites to individually track you. Please do note that some of the "fingerprinting tests" out there will report you as more uniquely identifying, but that is by design! This mitigation is not reducing your entropy, it is increasing it - but providing a different fingerprint each time, invalidating the fingerprints of both your presence and others' for trackers.
  • Clean up jumplist icons so they no longer pile up on disk on some systems (also a privacy concern).
    On some systems, jumplist shortcut icons would not be deleted properly, causing them to pile up in the jumplist cache folder. The problem with this is both disk space (you could have many thousands of icons) and privacy (the icons would have a date and time, and would visually indicate which sites were visited)
  • Change the sync server to a (new) Pale Moon sync server.
    As part of rolling out Australis, the Mozilla Corporation decided to also push out a new version of Sync which acts more like Google Accounts/Chrome sync, requiring a "Firefox Account". This new sync (1.5) is not compatible with older versions of Firefox or with Pale Moon, and Mozilla will also be phasing the old sync service out on the short term. As a result, I've been forced to start providing my own sync service, which will now be the default choice when you set up sync in the browser. Please carefully read the terms of service if you intend to use it.
  • Update the status bar code: Full-screen HTML5 video will no longer have status pop-ups overlaid.
    Full-screen HTML5 video would receive pop-up status messages (if the full-screen setting to that effect was enabled). This would detract from the user's viewing pleasure. Full-screen video will now get special treatment and suppress the pop-up status. Note that full screen pop-up status will still be enabled by default on other types of content (e.g. full-screen HTML5 image galleries, etc.), unless you explicitly disable it in the status bar options.
  • Add code to selectively ignore "autocomplete=off" on signon input fields.
    1) A good number of sites have added a restriction on signon (login) input fields to prevent autocompletion storage of those fields' content, in an attempt to "increase security". A few issues with this:
    By forcing people to type the password each time, people are likely going to choose short and weak passwords.
    2) The premise behind it seems to be that the websites "do not trust password managers" that the user has installed. It's not up to a website to decide this; Pale Moon puts you back in control.
    3) The argument that credentials are stored automatically and compromise users' security that way doesn't apply, since storing passwords in Pale Moon is always an opt-in choice.
    Code has been added to selectively ignore this autocompletion restriction so the Pale Moon password manager can effectively do its job.
  • Linux: reduce gstreamer CPU overhead.
    There have been reports of excessive CPU usage when using gstreamer video playback on Linux. This should now be fixed.
  • Fix styled HTML buttons to address misaligned button contents (wrong baseline).
    There was a bug in the Firefox layout engine causing styled input form buttons (as used by e.g. the Google Accounts chooser) to be misaligned vertically, specifically if a height was explicitly defined on the control. This should now be fixed.
  • Fix an old IonMonkey bug resulting in incorrect math results in some cases.
    Some vector operations would intermittently yield incorrect results if the IonMonkey JIT compiler was used to speed up execution. This has been a problem in IonMonkey for quite a while but the bug wasn't hit very often. This should now be fixed, and correct, repeatable results can be expected.
  • Improve the performance of editor initialization.
    Slightly speed up initialization of the editor.
  • Update the Pale Moon icon for better display on lower color depths.
    Thanks to the efforts of a fellow Pale Moon user, the Pale Moon windows icon file has received work to display better on low and medium color depth displays (e.g. over RDP or similar)
  • Media: use a simpler way to discard superfluous audio packets.
    This should help against audio/video desynchronization in some rare cases.

Security fixes:
bug #994907 - imgDecoderObserver does reference counting on different threads, so should be using thread safe reference counting.
bug #992274 - Tweak an edge case in line number handling.
bug #995603 - Ensure mouse-enter/exit events are sent to plugins as appropriate.
bug #1005552 - Stop binding marquee event handlers + misc related fixes.
bug #1000185 - Fix several issues with SMIL.
bug #978811 - Fix isFakeExitFrame to return true for entry frames.
bug #996715 - IonMonkey: Remove the code that bails when determining if the second instruction in a chunk is a branch.
bug #967354 - Fix incorrect usage of UpdateWebGLErrorAndClearGLError();

In addition, Pale Moon also has a public Git repository now:
https://github.com/M...tions/Pale-Moon


Download:
http://www.palemoon....wnload-ng.shtml | 64Bit | Portable | für Atom CPUs | für Linux | für AVX
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#41 _d4rkn3ss4ev3r_

  • Gruppe: Gäste

geschrieben 08. Juni 2014 - 23:07

Pale Moon 24.6.1

Changelog:
  • Update to address startup crashes if users had previously changed the setting for Azure for Content
  • The rendering back-end detection routine was A Little BrokenTM and would try to use wrong settings or a back-end that wasn't valid.
  • Update for texture handling to restore GDI compatibility (should fix some graphics glitches on some cards/drivers)
  • Fix to handle invalid PDF plugin overlay state
  • Misc. fixes ported over from Firefox (bug #991981, bug #995679, bug #999651, bug #1009952, bug #1011007)


Download:
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Github: https://github.com/M...tions/Pale-Moon

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#42 _d4rkn3ss4ev3r_

  • Gruppe: Gäste

geschrieben 16. Juni 2014 - 17:40

Pale Moon 24.6.2

Changelog:
This release should address the last of the teething problems with the graphics engine overhaul, and includes the following changes:
  • Automate rendering back-end selection and use cairo as appropriate.
  • This should fix start-up problems on all types of graphics cards, regardless of vendor.
  • Fix font subpixel rendering in menus when on cairo backend (D2D off)
  • Cairo: Prevent falling back to padding when not strictly needed.
  • Performance regression fix if D2D isn't used.
  • Azure: Use correct device offsets.
  • Prevent crashes due to the allocation of source surfaces to errored surfaces
  • This prevents some miscellaneous browser crashes occurring with cairo on azure.


Download:
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Github: https://github.com/M...tions/Pale-Moon
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#43 _d4rkn3ss4ev3r_

  • Gruppe: Gäste

geschrieben 31. Juli 2014 - 23:35

Pale Moon 24.7

Changelog:
This announcement provides a bit more detail than the release notes for added/changed functions:

  • Fixed some performance issues with the new rendering engine on Windows. Rendering should be faster for all objects on hardware-accelerated layers now.
    The new (24.6) rendering engine had some compromises in terms of performance, to work around some font rendering issues in input boxes. The input box issue has been solved, and the optimized code reinstated to give better performance on hardware-accelerated surfaces.
  • Font rendering on Direct2D will no longer fall back to greyscale in some situations, preserving ClearType.
  • CSS outlines will now properly outline the object, and not the overflow area (e.g. box shadow).
    Previously, using the CSS "outline" keyword to draw outlines around objects would also consider the visual spillover area like shadows part of the "object". This has now been fixed and outlines will now be drawn around the actual objects only.
  • The delay for hiding the default status has been increased from 10 to 30 seconds to keep it on screen sufficiently long but not permanently.
    Recently, the default behavior was changed from always showing the default status to hiding it after a delay. This delay was a bit too short.
  • Queries for "can play type" on WebM videos now get an HTML5-compliant response ("maybe" instead of "yes" as per the specification when a codec is not included in the request).
  • Pale Moon's gecko rendering engine and Firefox compatibility version now properly follows the minor version of Pale Moon again instead of always returning .0 - this should help UA sniffing websites to more easily detect Pale Moon or adapt to further-developed gecko 24 versions.
    Pale Moon will now identify as Gecko v24.7, and if the compatibility flag is enabled, also as Firefox/24.7 - this was the behavior before v24.0 and has bee restored.
  • When using dark/black personas (lightweight themes), the tab close buttons would be almost invisible. They have been lightened a little to make them clearer.
  • Linux: the click behavior on the address bar has been unified with that on Windows, aiming for current-day desktop-clipboard use (select-when-clicked). This is configurable with a preference.
    The old behavior (catering to people preferring the primary unix buffer instead of the clipboard) can be restored by setting the following two preferences in about:config:
    browser.urlbar.clickSelectsAll -> false
    browser.urlbar.doubleClickSelectsAll -> true
  • "In-content" preferences (preferences displayed in a tab instead of the normal dialog box) has been removed because of redundancy and incompleteness.
    The in-content preferences (about:preferences) page has never actually followed the developments in Pale Moon's Options dialog box, and has been completely removed in this version.
  • Checking for updates from the about box now always puts the user in control and never downloads anything directly from the about box. It will pop up the larger update window when an update is found.
    Some people complained about the update behavior from the about box and the fact that pale Moon would directly download updates from there if they were found. This has now been changed to provide a button to open the toolkit updater (large window) from where updates can be performed, instead. this allows anyone to only download updates when they explicitly choose to do so.
  • Google SafeBrowsing, which is defunct, has been removed from the browser. privacy fix
    Google SafeBrowsing no longer works in Pale Moon, and still having it in the browser and enabled caused a potential privacy issue by sending the domain check to Google. Considering the limited use of the service to begin with and defunct nature, removal was the only logical option.
  • Made the building of the Web Developer tools optional when compiling Pale Moon through --disable-devtools.
  • The Atom-optimized version no longer ships with the Web Developer tools to slim down the browser for limited platforms where these tools are considered generally unneeded.
  • Fixed domain highlighting in the address bar. It should no longer randomly lose this formatting when switching tabs or otherwise updating the browser UI.
  • Fixed missing click-to-play overlay on some zoom levels for plugins embedded in an iframe.
  • Fixed large delays in print enumeration on Windows, especially when printing to file: ports.
  • Updated the list of known domain suffixes.
  • Updated site-specific user-agent strings to prevent incorrect complaints from websites (google.com, aol.com, etc.) that use poor detection scripts.
  • Added granular referer control. Be careful limiting referers as websites may refuse to service you if an unexpected referer is found.
    You can now control how much of the referer (if any) is sent to a website visited by setting the following preferences:
    • network.http.sendRefererHeader (default 2): 0=don't send any referers, 1=send only on clicks, 2=send on image requests as well
    • network.http.referer.spoofSource (default false): false=real referer, true=spoof referer (use target URI as referer)
    • network.http.referer.trimmingPolicy (default 0): 0=send full URI, 1=send scheme+host+port+path, 2=send scheme+host+port
    • network.http.referer.XOriginPolicy (default 0): Cross-origin referer policy. 0=always send, 1=send if base domains match, 2=send if hosts match

  • Added gr locale to the status bar options.
  • Disabled HQ image downscaling. This is a workaround for the broken Mozilla HQ downscaling back-end causing constant invalidations and redrawing if 2 downscaled images with the same source were in view.
  • Updated the NSS library to 3.16.2 RTM to address a few critical SSL issues. security fix
  • There was a possibility to lose the source frame for raster images if images had to be discarded in low-memory situations. This has been fixed. security fix
  • Made refcounting logic around PostTimerEvent more explicit. security fix
  • Prevented an invalid pointer state in docloader. security fix
  • Added proper refcounting of font faces. security fix


For the Android version (to be released):
  • Android: lots of branding updates to make it more release-ready.
  • Android: explicitly set the Pale Moon Sync server in preferences.
  • Android: IonMonkey (ARM): guarded against branches being out of range and bail out if so. security fix
  • Android: enabled Firefox compatibility mode on Android to allow the installation of extensions from AMO.
  • Android: added a "Quit" option to the app menu to properly immediately close the browser.
  • Android: IonMonkey (ARM): prevented a performance issue due to clobbering the primary scratch register.
  • Android: enabled mobile-specific optimizations to increase performance on mobile devices.
  • Android: enabled AES-128 and AES-256 in addition to RC4 for Sync.


Download:
http://www.palemoon....wnload-ng.shtml | 64Bit | Portable | Webinstaller | für Atom CPUs | für Linux | für AVX
Github: https://github.com/M...tions/Pale-Moon
Github: https://github.com/M...tions/Pale-Moon
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#44 _d4rkn3ss4ev3r_

  • Gruppe: Gäste

geschrieben 09. August 2014 - 14:34

Pale Moon 24.7.1

Changelog:
  • Fixed a text rendering issue with the new back-end on overdraw layers when hardware acceleration is in use on Windows. This may also solve some additional small issues in the user interface that weren't present before 24.7.0.
  • Fixed the use of Google Maps (old & new style). New style is broken again. I think Google is still hard at work to make it work

If you previously used the workaround in 24.7, then please remove the user-set preference (right-click -> reset).


Download:
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Github: https://github.com/M...tions/Pale-Moon

Dieser Beitrag wurde von d4rkn3ss4ev3r bearbeitet: 10. August 2014 - 08:53

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#45 _d4rkn3ss4ev3r_

  • Gruppe: Gäste

geschrieben 11. September 2014 - 19:59

Pale Moon 24.7.2

This will be the last update of the 24.* series of Pale Moon (unless something absolutely critical pops up that needs an immediate fix). The next version will be a new major version 25.

Changelog:
  • Use (i) icon for error console informational messages instead of (?)
  • Properly derive and insert the host of a URL security fix
  • Avoid negative audio ratios. security fix
  • Release XPCOM timer immediately after firing to prevent a race condition.
  • Add is-object check to IonBuilder::makeCallHelper. security fix


Download:
http://www.palemoon....wnload-ng.shtml | 64Bit | Portable | Webinstaller | für Atom CPUs | für Linux | für AVX | für Android | für Mac | Pale Moon "Sumozi" | SSE1 build (für ältere CPUs) | für Win XP 64Bit
Github: https://github.com/M...tions/Pale-Moon

Pale Moon 25.0.0 Beta 2: ftp://ftp.palemoon.org/
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