Pale Moon aims at providing users with an efficient web browsing experience. Although, at first sight, it looks like an identical copy of the popular Firefox, this small browser has good parts, as well as “not so good” parts. The first thing I look for when using a new browser is its efficiency when it comes to managing web pages. I was impressed by its website loading speed, and also by its ability to handle multiple websites at the same time without becoming slower or unresponsive.
The thing that bugged me the most is its graphical user interface. As I was saying before, it is identical with the one of an older Firefox version. This is definitely not a plus for a browser that strives to get in the top of the most popular browsers.
On the other hand, version 15.2 of Pale Moon comes with a lot of bug fixes and security improvements. Also, an option that will help you switch “autocompletion” on or off is now available. Support for new languages is also provided. As for other common features regarding a web browser, Firefox users will instantly get a feeling of familiarity when using Pale Moon.
Pale Moon didn't get to impress me much, considering that a lot of browsers are available out there and many of them are just exact copies of Firefox or Chrome.
It allows you to rename file name extensions for single or all files in folder
Comments (7)
Pale Moon is a fast, stable and customizable OpenSource browser with security options which other browsers didn't have (like the intern XSS filter).
From my side, I highly recommend Pale Moon!
Used to be good, but not anymore. Will look for a new alternative to Firefox.