舊電腦跑不動新瀏覽器？Pale Moon 32位能做什麼

What's new in this version:

Changes/Fixes:
- Updated the ICU lib to 58.2 to fix a number of issues.
- Added proper control for the user for offline storage for web applications.
- Added a check to prevent auto-filled URLs from copying the autofilled selection to clipboard/primary.
- Added the feature to pass a URL to open in a private window from the command-line.
- Improved the display of the downloads indicator on the button in bright-text situations.
- DOM storage now honors the "3rd party cookie" setting in that it will not allow 3rd party data to be stored if 3rd party cookies are disallowed.
- Allowed toolbar button badges to be properly styled.
- Updated the hunspell spellchecking library to 1.6.0 to fix a number of issues.
- Fixed desktop notifications being off-screen if fired in rapid succession.
- Added Element.insertAdjacentElement and Element.insertAdjacentText DOM functions.
- Added support for JPEG-XR images. This makes Pale Moon have the broadest support for image formats of all web browsers. (enabled by default; you can disable this with media.jxr.enabled).
- Completely removed the use of GStreamer on Linux.
- Added support for element.innerText
- Custom toolbars should now properly remember their state
- Fixed some more playback issues with MP4/MSE videos. Please be aware that we are still working on further improving MSE video handling.
- Changed media processing to reduce dangerous processing asynchronicity. This should also make media elements and playback more responsive.
- Fixed a useragent string regression always displaying the minor Goanna version as .0
- Updated NSPR to 4.13.1
- Updated NSS to 3.28.3-RTM
- Fixed unrestricted icon sizes in PMkit buttons
- Fixed unresponsive buttons on support page when not building the updater
- Fixed the use of "View image" and "Save image as" on extremely large images
- Changed the way "View Image" and "Save image as" work on canvas elements.
- Made checking for dangerously large resolution PNG images smarter. It will now accept larger "strip"-aspect ratio images while reducing
-nsupported large image resolutions. This will e.g. fix Gmail's "emoji" window that uses a ridiculously long but very narrow single image to store all the emoticon pictures.
- Converted several hard-coded URLs to preferences.
- Updated the google.com override so it would not cripple services based on UA sniffing.
- Added Inner and Outer Window ID administration.
- Fixed the add-on discovery pane detection.
- Added support for canvas ellipse.
- Improved drawing of certain MathML elements at problematic zoom levels.
- No longer building gamepad support.
- Updated Harfbuzz font shaper to 1.4.3 to fix a number of issues.
- Fixed a number of crashes (layout, plugins, uncommon navigation, bad URLs).
- Aligned SVG specular filters with the spec.

Security/privacy changes:
- Added support for 256-bit AES-GCM encryption
- Added support for ChaCha20-Poly1305 encryption
- Removed support for Camellia-GCM since nobody seems interested in it (Camellia in 128/256-bit CBC block mode is still fully supported)
- Added support for SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384 and SHA-512 to Crypto utils
- Improved status handling of secure sites to be less sensitive to "insecure" items that are local.
- Fixed print preview hijacking
- Fixed a potentially exploitable crash in OnStartRequest
- Fixed potential cross-origin content-stealing through a timing attack DiD
- Fixed a denial-of-service problem with view-source
- Fixed crash in directional controls
- Fixed a perceived problem with chrome manifests
- Fixed the use of an uninitialized value
- Fixed a buffer overflow
- Fixed a UAF situation
- Fixed a potential spoofing issue with the address bar
- Fixed a potential issue in libvpx
- Fixed a potential issue with HTTP auth
- Fixed several memory safety hazards and potentially exploitable crashes DiD

DiD This means that the fix is "Defense-in-Depth": It is a fix that does
not apply to a (potentially) actively exploitable vulnerability in Pale
Moon, but prevents future vulnerabilities caused by the same code when
surrounding code changes, exposing the problem.