If your site doesn’t work for 80% of users, your site has a problem. If your site doesn’t work for 1% of users, 1% of users have a problem. Since when does Chromium have compatibility issues? You do realize that Chromium, Edge, and Google Chrome all use the exact same render engine and have the exact same compatibility, right? Sounds like a problem of incompetent web “developers” not coding sites to proper web standards. The Cloudflare team and its forum members need to wake up. How do you allegedly optimize and app and make it slower in the process? I don't know what's going on with Pale Moon, but they are certainly not delivering on their promise.Did you take the time to look at the thread on the Cloudflare community forum? They were of no help here, even denying that Cloudflare was acting as a malicious man-in-the-middle and causing “compatibility” problems where none existed before. And in watching my Rainmeter memory process meter, I can see Firefox is using much less memory, almost half as much with as many tabs open. Mind you, Pale Moon is built on the Mozilla Firefox code base, and its promise is to be faster.
My main machine is a homebuilt creation with a Core i7-4770 processor, 16GB of 2133Mhz DDR3 memory, a Nvidia GTX 670 video card and OCZ Vertex 4 SSD C: drive running Windows 7, 64-bit. All apps were closed and background processes cancelled. Not only that, but it slowed down the whole system.įinally one evening, with nothing better to do, I installed the latest version of Firefox, and set about testing. Pages were painfully slow to load, especially with a lot of animated GIFs. My Rainmeter top processes by memory meter showed Pale Moon was gobbling up more than 2GB of memory with as few as a dozen tabs open. When I finally gave up on Chrome due to its annoying incompatibilities, Pale Moon was my browser of choice.īut as the months dragged on it became really obvious that Pale Moon was a pig. It promised to take the Mozilla source code and optimize it for faster performance by removing extraneous things like crash reporting. The Pale Moon project is an interesting one.
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