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FWIW, "upstream" have been made aware, but, sadly, can offer no insight and/or workaround ATM... https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=65&t=28855

~ I have intermittently experienced the same problem with the New Moon 2022-08-05 build, on XP Home SP3. Just now, it showed like in your pic, then I refreshed the page, and the normal login fields appeared and allowed me to log in. Not sure either with which version the issue began, as I too do not go there a lot, but our two builds are a few weeks apart.

It's really a strange, "funny" issue. If I turn the website style off and then on again, the fields for the login are visible again. Therefore, with switching the website style I finally could log into my account. I wonder seriously what's going on there. In the past, I never had such problems.

^That's a funny issue. I get this on official Pale Moon 31.2.0.1 if I have the developer tools open when loading that page, but works otherwise. If console is open, one JS file says: Unexpected exception sending payload. Ex:[object DOMException]{} If I connect to it via Proxomitron (just pass-through), then no error and it loads normally, regardless of whether the developer tools are open or not...

Automatic updates with V4 backend is working with SUS. But web version of WUv4 not.

The Web Browser plugins & Instant Messaging sections have been redone. Unfortunately, lots of IM softwares no longer support Windows Vista but at least most of the last versions were able to be found and listed: SUMMARY OF CHANGES TO THE LIST FOR OCTOBER 5, 2022: Removed ONG status from Adfender; added Adfender v2.55 as last version for Windows Vista. Removed Adobe Flash Player & Adobe Shockwave Player as both have been discontinued and are no longer supported by Adobe. Amended information regarding Java SE 8: support has been extended to December 2030 from December 2020 (security updates only), according to this roadmap by Oracle. Renamed "McAfee 2015 product suite" entry to McAfee 14.0 R1 as last version for Windows Vista (according to this article). Removed Dingtalk as it no longer works on Windows Vista and no older versions are available from what I can find, unfortunately. Added information about ICQ: must use "Windows XP" installer, Windows 7 or later version doesn't work. Removed ONG status from Linphone; added Linphone v4.1.1 as last version for Windows Vista. Removed ONG status from Mumble; added Mumble 1.3.4 as last version for Windows Vista. Removed ONG status from Quassel IRC; added Quassel IRC 0.12.4 as last version for Windows Vista. Removed ONG status from qTox; added qTox 1.16.3 as last version for Windows Vista. Fixed broken download link for Viber 6.8.2.878. Added UNS status to Ripcord, since it's not officially supported on Vista, but still works.

Thank you for the information! Revising the AV section, working on the Web browser plug-ins & Instant Messaging sections now!

Thank you both @Vistapocalypse & @CameronSM36 for the information added last version of Webroot to the list:

I did quite a bit of work on Antivirus/Security section. Unfortunately, the options for Vista have only dwindled over the course of 2021 and 2022 Maybe the community could help find new additions for this section? SUMMARY OF CHANGES TO THE LIST FOR OCTOBER 2, 2022: Removed Avast AntiTrack, as Windows Vista and earlier are no longer supported by the product. Removed all Bullguard products, as Bullguard was purchased by Norton in 2021 and the products are no longer sold under the Bullguard brand name. As a result, Windows Vista is no longer supported by Bullguard. Removed Comodo Cloud Antivirus, as it was discontinued and merged with Comodo Internet Security. Removed Cybergenic Shade Sandbox as it now requires Windows 10 or later, and the last version for Vista appears to be unavailable. Removed ONG status from Comodo Cloud Scanner and added version number of the final version, as the software has not been updated since 2010. Removed ONG status from Comodo Antivirus for Servers, as the software has not been updated in at least a decade (since Server 2012 is listed as the latest supported version of Windows Server for the product). Listed Comodo Free Antivirus & Comodo Internet Security v12.0.0.6870 as last version for Windows Vista (according to this support article). Removed CryptoPrevent Anti-Malware entirely, as the latest version does NOT work on Windows Vista, and no documentation exists anywhere on the end of XP/Vista support, nor is the final version available anywhere from my findings. Removed G-Data "Business Solutions" in favor of G Data Security Client, which continues to support Vista (and XP). Renamed "HouseCall" entry to HouseCall Online Scanner, as that is the only HouseCall product to still support Windows Vista. Removed Jetico Personal Firewall, as the software has not been updated since 2016 and appears to be abandoned. Removed ONG status from KeePass; listed v1.38 as the last version for Windows Vista. Removed Malwarebytes Anti-Rootkit & Malwarebytes Chameleon, as the products appear to have been merged with Malwarebytes Anti-Malware within the past few years, meaning they're no longer supported on Windows Vista. Removed the information regarding Norton definition updates ending in 2021, as it appears that it continues to receive definition updates on Vista as of October 2022. Listed OSArmor 1.6.0 as the last version for Windows Vista. Removed NoVirusThanks Anti-AutoExec as it was discontinued at some point since it was added to the list. Removed NoVirusThanks SysHardener & Registry Guard/Guard service as they're no longer supported on Windows Vista and the last versions are not available online anywhere from what I can find. Removed Prey Anti-Theft as it no longer works on Vista due to missing functions and the last version appears to be unavailable (ResolveLocaleName error). Removed RogueKiller Anti-Malware as it no longer works on Vista due to missing functions and the last version appears to be unavailable (K32GetModuleInformation error). Added Sandboxie 5.33 as last version for Windows Vista. Removed SecureAPlus as it has been discontinued in favor of CatchPulse, which does not support Windows Vista. Removed "Sophos Server Protection products" entry as all Sophos software now requires Windows 7 or later. Removed ONG status from SystemShield Anti-Virus & Anti-Spyware products, listed v5.0.0.136 as the last version for Windows Vista. Listed Vipre Antivirus v10.x as the last version for Windows Vista. Removed Webroot as the last version for Windows Vista cannot be found online and is not documented anywhere. The software now requires Windows 7 SP1 or later, according to the Webroot website. No trial versions are available for testing either from my findings. Fixed broken download link for Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit v5.52.

Hi there! It's nice to see you again. Hope you're doing well I will be testing everything on a fully updated Windows Vista Ultimate SP2 x64 virtual machine, including all Server 2008 updates to January 2020, so it will be at build 6003. If I run into any problems, I'll have a separate VM with build 6002 to test the software to ensure the problems aren't related to build 6003. And thanks so much for the kind words, it means a lot I'll do the best I can. Working on the Antivirus/Security software section now!

Hello everyone. I must extend my sincere apologies for being inactive here this year. My life has changed dramatically over the past year, from walking away from a toxic relationship, to putting myself through therapy to recover from the trauma that it caused me, to finding someone new, to working at the Post Office every day and that taking up most of my energy (as @LoneCrusader can relate ) the time has just gotten away from me, and I haven't made the time that I should have to keep this list up to date. With that being said, I am setting up a virtual machine of stock (NO extended kernel) Windows Vista to test software on, and continuing my obligation of providing Vista users with the best and most up-to-date resource available when it comes to running their favorite software on their preferred operating system. I am going to go through nearly every entry still listed as ONG as of October 2020, and find out which ones no longer fit the label of ONG, and try to narrow down exactly the final versions of these pieces of software to run on Vista, and list them here accordingly. I will also be going through and fixing every broken link I can find, as I'm sure a lot of them have stopped working over the past couple of years. Thank you all so much for your patience and understanding. I hope everyone here is happy, healthy & doing well! (Screenshot of VM so you know I'm serious about this :