

- HOW TO CHANGE TO PALE MOON BROWSER UPGRADE
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(4 US- Start-up unable to restore last session)ī_from_crash=false (2 US- Set PAC file either url or path defined by environment variable US_PAC ) Its cosmetic and not required for Uniform Server. Last modification is to disable the Pale Moon splash screen. Third modification forces the browser to use a blank page at start-up.įourth modification disables session store resume, we are not worried about this. Unicontroller sets US_PAC variable to match the server location hence is fully portable. Path to the PAC file (C:\UniServerZ\home\us_pac\proxy.pac) is saved to an environment variable US_PAC that Pale Moon picks-up. Shown on the right are extracts from User.ini configuration file highlighting the modification required for Uniform Server.įirst two modifications enable the use of a PAC file for resolving domain names.

The User.ini configuration file is a copy of Palemoon-Portable.ini with modifications allowing Pale Moon to run seamlessly with Uniform Server ZeroXII. Clearly this demonstrates the flexibility of Pale Moon architecture. Interestingly the module is just a re-package of Pale Moon with a User.ini configuration file.
HOW TO CHANGE TO PALE MOON BROWSER PORTABLE
The Uniform Server ZeroXII portable browser module was designed to have a minimum impact on the Pale Moon core component. Redundant functionality removed – reduces bloat.
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Size is especially important for use on a USB memory stick however installed size for Chrome and Firefox is 76MB and 77MB respectively, no significant difference.Ĭurrently Chrome Portable digital certificate storage uses Windows, so any certificates it installs are saved in the local copy of Windows and they'll be accessible from that particular machine. The choice is between Chrome and Firefox. To narrow the choice most popular browsers listed in preference are Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari and Opera. There are some very capable potable browsers for example Google Chrome, Firefox, Maxthon, Midori, Opera, Pale Moon, PocketFlock, PocketKMeleon, QTWeb and TOR Browser Bundle to mention a few. Choosing a portable web browser for Uniform Server’s portable browser module was not an easy task.
