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GrandAdmiralThrawn

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  1. I find it fitting to have a different icon color for the New Moon fork instead of the original blue Pale Moon icon, and I don't dislike black. So that's a matter of individual tastes. Maybe you could also just assign the original icon to the palemoon.exe of the New Moon fork on your local machine(s). I've attached the icon group of the original Pale moon to this post (as an .ico file containing the blue icons in several resolutions). palemoon.ico Keep in mind, you can't assign it to the .exe directly. Create a desktop or task bar link to palemoon.exe, then right-click that and pick "properties". There you can assign a new icon for that link.
  2. You may attempt to force layer acceleration with New Moon. You need to set the property "layers.acceleration.force-enabled" to "true" on the about:config page. For me, I also had to set either "layers.prefer-d3d9" or "layers.prefer-opengl" to "true" for it to work for some reason. Maybe it tries D3D10 or higher and just fails when it's not detected, no automatic fallback? Anyway, OpenGL gave me display glitches, so I went with D3D9. With that, videos also play fine in YouTubes' fullscreen mode, which is otherwise unusable. GPU is a GTX Titan Black in my case, with the last XP x64 driver, 368.81. Not sure how stable it really is though, I've only played with this for a while, then switched it off again, as I don't really need it. Just wanted to see how I can get fullscreen video to render smoothly, because somebody asked me to find a way to do this with New Moon.
  3. Hello! I just registered here to thank you for your port to XP and XP x64, roytam1! I've replaced my FF ESR with it, and it's really quite a bit faster. I've even compiled Pale Moon on my CentOS 6.9 Linux workstation now, as it's otherwise locked to the same FF ESR version as XP for now, by its package management. Just for the added speed. Anyway, I've been running the 64-bit version of New Moon on my XP x64 for the past week or so, and it just works! For the heck of it, I tried to push the limits a slight bit up to ~5.5GB of memory usage by spawning a ton of tabs. No problems with that either, it just keeps working in a stable manner. Thanks a lot!
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