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All-new StartIsBack(name to be determined) for Windows 11 is available for beta testing https://startisback.com/tbd Your feedback is greatly appreciated!

Are you sure about that? My rarely used FF 48 has most of the history in the "Older than 6 months" section...

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Moon Tester Tool can be used by a monkey to install an extension if its only issue is that it doesn't target Pale Moon. In either case, all extensions come in a form of .xpi file (basically ZIP archive) which contains text install.rdf file, containing basic information about the extension such as GUID, name, version, which applications it targets etc. The Moon Tester Tool basically rewrites the file so the extension targets Pale Moon. Information about the max version of the target application is ignored unless strict compatibility checking directive is present/enabled. Some extensions contain the directive that the XPI content should be extracted upon installation, for these extensions you should find the original XPI file. AFAIK, New Moon still accepts extensions targeting Firefox, so if some extension doesn't work, parts of its logic may have to be rewritten to accommodate for changes in the browser core. I supposed you'd have to find the old documentation for XUL coding and info regarding whatever MCP folks changed that broke the extension to be able to fix, the developer tools baked in the browser may also give hints. I modified Destroy The Web some time ago to remove dependency on deprecated FUEL, which is long gone from Basilisk and will eventually disappear from Pale Moon as well.

The next stage/phase of chromium development is web.brain , to track down and eliminate survivours after the global takeover .

I just installed this on a Windows 11 VM and have some feedback (mixed with some requests): There's no option to show folders before shortcuts in the Start Menu - as someone who uses the Windows XP style context menu for all programs, this would be appreciated. I'm assuming the previous advanced options to disable pre-launching of "SearchUI" and "ShellExperienceHost" are being enabled by default? This new version lacks the toggle for them, but from a look at the Task Manager the options seem to be enabled. Would it be possible to remove the "Windows Terminal" option on the Win+X Context Menu and restore the classic Powershell/Command Prompt options? The Explorer tweaks are phenomenal, but will you integrate the rest of the functionality OldNewExplorer had? I always used a mix of Windows 10's Explorer with some elements of Windows 7's, and the current beta doesn't have fine tuned control over these aspects (I'll attach a picture of my current Explorer setup). Maybe this one is a bit of an overstretch, but since there's the ability to replace all of the context menus, would it be possible to have an option to use the classic style of context menus? Similar to the ones you'd get with the "ImmersiveContextMenu" registry tweak up until v1809 My last bit of feedback would probably be the name, considering the current scope of the project, something like "ExplorerIsBack" would be more fitting. Other than that, this will probably be THE piece of software that will make me use Windows 11 (otherwise I'd seriously consider the penguin varieties)