That page will then (again) make a bunch of requests for various trackers - here is a list: If this is your first run of Pale Moon, it will automatically connect to its first run webpage (), which in turn will make a bunch of requests for location-aware Google Ads.īy default, Pale Moon's start page is set to, and it will automatically make a connection to it upon its first run. Pale Moon, in the end, has less privacy issues than Firefox, aside from its terrible start page, so the rating is Medium. Together made 169 unsolicited requests upon my first run of it, but again, most of them can be avoided on subsequent runs. Sends SSL certificates from the sites you visit. Has geolocation, search suggestions, and auto-updates. But is it a worthy alternative to FF in terms of privacy? Versions 27.7.2 and 28.1.0 were both tested for this article.Īfter following the mitigation guide, this software is Not Spyware.Ĭonnects to a MASSIVE amount of trackers, and these requests can only be avoided on subsequent runs. Pale Moon is a fork of an old Firefox version, before the user interface change that put off many people. 24.0 - 27.Outdated Pale Moon - Spyware Watchdog Pale Moon Note: This article is outdated. Addons Memory Usage - Intika MoD 19.0 - 50.* Related articles: 2019: Web Browser Scene 2019: Ublock Origin Extension 2019: Search Engine Plugins / ExtensionsĪpplication: Pale Moon 28.8.0a1 (32-bit) (20191206)Īdd a menuitem "Add Bookmark Here." to Bookmarks Menu.Īdd any search on any page to the Search Bar. Update 20200707: I didn't see that Legacy Collector shut down, but, you can still download some, or maybe all?, of the extensions at the wayback machine. You can find many using the Classic Addons Archive, and Legacy Collector and of course the extensions at the pale moon website.
Current list of browser extensions I'm using.
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