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While Mozilla’s official Quantum-powered browser has released to much success, there are plenty of Firefox forks out there for those who miss deprecated features such as NPAPI plugins. One of the more popular forks is Pale Moon, whose Windows and Linux versions have been updated to 28.0.0 this week, ushering in improvements to both its rendering and JavaScript engine, as well as WebGL2 support.
Despite all the updates, Moonchild is keen to stress certain things haven’t changed -- unlike Firefox, for example, Pale Moon continues to support NPAPI plugins, complete themes and a fully customizable user interface. There is also no DRM built into the browser, although third-party plugins such as Silverlight are supported.
Despite all the updates, Moonchild is keen to stress certain things haven’t changed -- unlike Firefox, for example, Pale Moon continues to support NPAPI plugins, complete themes and a fully customizable user interface. There is also no DRM built into the browser, although third-party plugins such as Silverlight are supported.