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It may work on some websites...the primary issue is "Do the websites I utilize most have a 'mobile friendly' version anymore?" If not the extension has nothing to do with the speed of your browsing. The ONE essential extension I use on all web browsers capable of using extensions that I run is ...

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Sort of how I feel somedays!

I'm the old, rusty one down on the end..."OOOIIILLL CCCAAANNN...OOOIIILLL CCCAAANNN!" (Apologies to "The Wizard of Oz")

@bigpup Are you sure the lower pic isn't a clandestine picture of us, the 4 "global moderators",
bigpup, Flash, mikewalsh and Wiz57?
LOL!

What were you using as a start up page prior to the update? I have ungoogled chromium, and it is setup to start with a blank page...
funny, the last 5 or 6 versions will give an error message that the page can't fully load, "wait or close" or some such...I just ignore
it and click on my bookmarks ...

wiak Do keep in mind that not all US citizens are "MAGA", some of us feel much the same as you in regards to
current events. My "roots" are traceable to several areas...Scottish, Irish, German, Native American...a genuine "mongrel"! I can't freely
express my feelings/thoughts, but you can ...

Over 25 years ago I used to play around with a Linux called BasicLinux, I think it was called, or maybe BasiLinux??
Anyhow, it booted from a 3.5 in diskette, ran in RAM...might be able to find it somewhere???

@rockedge If you want to trial a web browser on this 20yr old Dell 32 bit, I would appreciate your review of the
SFS I built based on Fenyo's New Moon build of Palemoon 33.6.1 32 bit! Download link in this post in S15Pup32 discussion
viewtopic.php?p=144796#p144796

Steve Pusser has updated his Mx builds of Palemoon. These are GTK3 and GLIBC2.34 (or is it 2.33?
Had 2.33 in non-upgraded S15Pup32, and the 32 bit release ran OK??)
Anyhow...link to the Mx21 repo here https://mxrepo.com/MX21packages.html

The way I have installed these "deb" files in the past, and ...

Clarity Dude! Would you PLEASE stop with the non-descript links in your posts!
I thought we had this discussion before, but apparently the notion of including a description of what you are
linking to is beyond your grasp!
Steve91 What non-Clarity is referencing is Fatdog...you may already be ...

peebee and ozsouth
I've been experimenting with various kernel/zdrv/fdrv combos, as you are probably aware,
on my old Acer Aspire One AOA 150 Intel Atom N270, 1 gb RAM, Atheros 5.4.x WiFi, Intel graphics.
I'm pretty happy with the current S15Pup32 250314, booted into it now, but using a Slacko ...

What bootloader are you using? If grub4dos or grub 2, on the "kernel" line of the configuration
file (menu.lst for grub4dos, grub.cfg for grub 2) add this "pfix=fsck" this will run the file system
check on the savefile and correct any errors.

i like chatting (irc, lemmy and windows93.net trollbox mostly), composing (beepbox and fasttracker2), reading (i like scifi, adventures, comedy and mystery), drawing (yes that includes ascii), programming (proficient in basic (lol), batch, know some html/css, trying to learn c, python and bash ...

Scammers "spoof" phone numbers/area codes all the time. They also a very "professional" in
their "video" productions, not like the teenage TikTok stuff.

@Jasper did you read the button on the dialogue box? It doesn't say "View", just "OK",
a confirmation.

I haven't noticed that behavior but I have noticed that the later version 5X kernels hammer away constantly on my WiFi
in S15Pup32, whether connected or not. So, at present, I "kernel swap" and use an older version 4.14.173 kernel and the
corresponding zdrv_s15pup32.sfs (contains the various ...

Successful test in my frugal install of Slacko 6.3.2 32 bit using the updated SFS of New Moon 33.6.1 GTK2.
I've updated GLIBC in my Slacko to 2.23 by the way! Still life in this old Pup! Posted this message with it!

My New Moon SFS has been updated based on Fenyo's New Moon 33.6.1 32 bit GTK2, built from PaleMoon
sources, runs with minimum GLIBC 2.19. See this topic for download link
viewtopic.php?p=144796#p144796

UPDATED NEWMOON BUILD! This is an SFS based on the 3rd Party build by Fenyo
built to run on older Linuxes with GLIBC 2.19 or later and GTK2. Based on Pale Moon 33.6.1, NewMoon has the
same features, can use same add-ons and extensions. PLEASE, DO NOT POST QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS
BUILD AT PALE MOON ...

Ummm, Mike my friend, you're misinformed! I can delete things in Windows, from all the way back to Win3X thru current Win11 24H2...
simply right click, hold down the shift key, and BAM...gone, no worry with Recycle Bin. Worked that way with Win3X File Mangler, and
still works that way in Windows ...

I have successfully updated the GLIBC in some of my 32 bit Slackware based puppys, WHILE RUNNING!
Of course, I copied the respective savefiles to another place, just in case. Slacko 6.3.2 32 bit, an older
ScPup 32, and my customized S15Pup32 240413...what I did was download 5 packages from the ...

S15Pup64 from here https://forum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.php?p=143864#p143864 is my pick. Don't forget to get the devx.sfs in
addition to the S15Pup64 iso. The devx.sfs contains many programming tools, compilers, GCC, etc.
For the record, most of the Puppys offered have a matching devx.sfs, some ...

I'm not suggesting to use the full Slackware, but instead use one of our Slackware based Puppys. Peebee builds them just about
monthly, and Norgo builds them as well. I use Peebee's S15Pup32, a 32 bit Puppy, on my old Acer.
Links to forum topics about these:
S1Pup (32 and 64bit) https://forum ...

To develop in Puppy Linux, you must "SFS-Load" the devx.sfs for your specific Puppy. SFS-Load is in the Setup Menu of the typical Puppy Start menu. The devx.sfs contains various developer tools, compilers, etc.
For Fortran, whichever parent distribution of the Puppy you use may have a package in ...

They already are greengeek ! I read some of the comments at Palemoon it seems they are undergoing
very similar bog downs as we are. I've noticed that the numbers of "guests" here, at Palemoon Forum, at MSFN Forum and a few other
places are astronomical! I mean, we sometimes have maybe 10 ...

@rockedge
Just ran across a mention of this Anubis on the Palemoon Forum...might be worth investigating?
https://xeiaso.net/blog/2025/anubis/
There are drawbacks, such as older text mode browsers, or JavaScript disabled, etc. would not have access.

Just got home from work...took a bit longer than usual to load the forum index page, but once it loaded any topics clicked on loaded
about as normal.

Maybe RIPE can help with whomever is using their IP Addresses to spam the forum with requests?
https://www.ripe.net/about-us/support/abuse/

Perhaps it's time for "scheduled maintenance" on the Forum? What I mean is take it offline for oh, maybe 4 to 6 hours. In it's place
just have a webpage that informs the bots and regular users the site is temporarily undergoing routine maintenance and to check
back later. Then, part of the ...

Add anything registered to RIPE to the htaccess deny list...I'll start by pasting in whois info on IP Addresses/ranges, rockedge
can take it from there.
NetRange: 152.53.0.0 - 152.53.255.255
CIDR: 152.53.0.0/16
NetName: RIPE
NetHandle: NET-152-53-0-0-1
Parent: NET152 (NET-152-0-0-0-0)
NetType ...

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