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[[File:Mypal.png|400px|thumb|right|Mypal running on VM2]] |
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[https://github.com/Feodor2/mypal Mypal] is a discontinued fork of Moonchild Productions' [http://palemoon.org/ Pale Moon] browser, targeted primarily at [[Windows XP]]. It was developed by [https://github.com/Feodor2 Feodor2 |
[https://github.com/Feodor2/mypal Mypal] is a discontinued fork of Moonchild Productions' [http://palemoon.org/ Pale Moon] browser, targeted primarily at [[Windows XP]]. It was developed by [https://github.com/Feodor2 Feodor2]. |
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The latest version was <code>29.3.0</code> based on the respective version of Pale Moon. Like all browsers based on [https://github.com/MoonchildProductions/UXP UXP], it uses the Goanna rendering engine, a fork of [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/Gecko Gecko]. |
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== Use on [[CollabVM]] == |
== Use on [[CollabVM]] == |
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Mypal was the default browser on [[VM2]], from March 2021 to |
Mypal was the default browser on [[VM2]], from March 2021 to April 25th 2022, when it was replaced with [[Mypal 68]]. |
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== Discontinuation == |
== Discontinuation == |
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Due to the Pale Moon developers disliking the creation of forks for the use on Windows XP, and older operating systems in general, they decided all of a sudden that the browser was no longer in line with the MPL (Mozilla Public License), and therefore created a GitHub issue to complain about it.Many things happened, but Feodor was essentially bullied into discontinuing the browser. The final version can still downloaded from its [https://mypal-browser.org/ website], and a mirror of the source code can be found [https://github.com/ManchildProductions/MyPal here]. |
Due to the Pale Moon developers disliking the creation of forks for the use on Windows XP, and older operating systems in general, they decided all of a sudden that the browser was no longer in line with the MPL (Mozilla Public License), and therefore created a GitHub issue to complain about it. Many things happened, but Feodor was essentially bullied into discontinuing the browser. The final version can still downloaded from its [https://mypal-browser.org/ website], and a mirror of the source code can be found [https://github.com/ManchildProductions/MyPal here]. |
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== Mypal68 == |
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[[File:Mypal68.png|400px|thumb|right|Mypal68 running on VM2]] |
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[https://github.com/Feodor2/Mypal68/ Mypal68] or Mypal Quantum is a revival of the Mypal browser. It is a fork of [http://firefox.com Mozilla Firefox] 68. It also primarily targets Windows XP. The latest version is [https://github.com/Feodor2/Mypal68/releases/latest 68.12.2b]. It is currently unstable |
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=== Creation === |
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After the forced discontinuation of the original Mypal, feodor set to work on a new Mypal. He discovered he could build an older version of Firefox Quantum (based on [[Rust]]) if not on Windows XP, at least targeting it. |
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=== Use on CollabVM === |
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Mypal68 is now the default browser on VM2 since 26/04/2022. |
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[[Category:Browsers]] |
[[Category:Browsers]] |
Revision as of 15:43, 31 May 2022
Mypal is a discontinued fork of Moonchild Productions' Pale Moon browser, targeted primarily at Windows XP. It was developed by Feodor2.
The latest version was 29.3.0
based on the respective version of Pale Moon. Like all browsers based on UXP, it uses the Goanna rendering engine, a fork of Gecko.
Use on CollabVM
Mypal was the default browser on VM2, from March 2021 to April 25th 2022, when it was replaced with Mypal 68.
Discontinuation
Due to the Pale Moon developers disliking the creation of forks for the use on Windows XP, and older operating systems in general, they decided all of a sudden that the browser was no longer in line with the MPL (Mozilla Public License), and therefore created a GitHub issue to complain about it. Many things happened, but Feodor was essentially bullied into discontinuing the browser. The final version can still downloaded from its website, and a mirror of the source code can be found here.