Just by changing from FFx to Pale Moon gave me the boost that slower machine so needed!

but by just switching from FFx to Pale Moon (i686 version ion that machine, sure) gave me back my wanted performance, all the same in the system is plain Porteus 3.0. One of my machines is a single core only, and not capable running x86-64, and often gets slow and sluggish. There are contributed builds, the newest version for x86-64 Linux is 24.6.2, and it has the look and feel of a bit outdated / a bit older FFx. I hope you core development guys check out Pale Moon and come to the same result as me: that it's awesome. and the good thing is: you can use all and any plugins that you had/used in your Firefox as well.Īnd since it is quicker and more slim, I recommend to have Pale Moon as the Standard Browser for all slim versions of Porteus, as in: LXDE, XFCe. It's an highly optimized Firefox, all the bloated and unneeded code is cut out, and it works way quicker and more smooth than any Firefox I know. I suggest Pale Moon as a new choice for a browser.

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