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Pale Moon 33.2.0 (32-bit)

  -  29.65 MB  -  Open Source
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What's new in this version:

New features:
- Implemented the missing parts of the html5 <dialog> element, including modal handling and custom backdrops
- Implemented courser, user-configurable granularity for the canvas poisoning anti-fingerprinting measure. See implementation notes
- Implemented new CSS viewport units svw, svh, svmin, svmax, lvw, lvh, lvmin, lvmax, dvw, dvh, dvmin and dvmax
- Implemented new CSS logical viewport units vb, vi, svb, svi, lvb, lvi, dvb and dvi

Changes/fixes:
- Removed the archaic and wholly outdated FIPS security module code
- Removed the archaic DBM support code for storing of passwords in DBM format files
- Removed the -moz prefix from -moz-fit-content, aligning with the current CSS standard fit-content value
- Updated our build system by adopting parts of the old autoconf 2.13 as maintained code. autoconf 2.13 is no longer a build requirement. If you build from source, you may want to review your dependencies with this change.
- Fixed issues when building with GCC 14.* and Clang 16.*
- Fixed issues with emoji sequence clusters causing incorrect rendering of emoji glyphs in some cases
- Made some arguments to the legacy XPathEvaluator/XPathExpression interfaces optional for web compatibility
- Fixed a crash when reporting JavaScript module exporting errors
- Updated checking of special cookie prefixes to be case-insensitive in accordance with the current RFC 6265 (bis-11+)
- Fixed issues with external protocol handlers
- Fixed an issue where autocomplete pop-ups would stay open in some circumstances
- Fixed an issue with potentially bad file names being entered by the user to "Save As..."
- Fixed several crashes and race conditions

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