supported browsers

[mar.co]

Which browsers are still actively supported? I mean security patches, not new features...

[cc333]

OK, I can think of a couple:

• Roytam1's port of Pale Moon, called New Moon
• Ports of various experimental browsers by the makers of Pale Moon, also ported by Roytam1
• Chrome360, which is somewhat shady, but appears to be more or less equivalent to official Chrome 69

There are probably more, but these are among the most useful and important ones that I know of.

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[Jody Thornton]

Is Seamonkey still supported as of this moment?  I know it won't be, but I think it still is.

 

[ED_Sln]

Maxton, but there are problems with https TLS 1.3 encryption.

[Guest]

12 hours ago, Jody Thornton said:

Is Seamonkey still supported as of this moment?  I know it won't be, but I think it still is.

 

https://www.wg9s.com/comm-esr/

[Mathwiz]

Late to the party, but there are a large number of browsers forked from Firefox 52 ESR:

1. Roytam1's New Moon 28
2. Roytam1's Serpent 52
3. Roytam1's K-Meleon 76
4. Roytam1's fork of BNavigator
5. Feodor2's MyPal
6. Seamonkey 24.9.5

There are also a few other Firefox forks that are still updated on a regular or irregular schedule:

1. Roytam1's New Moon 27
2. Roytam1's Serpent 55 (forked from FF 53.0a1)
3. Roytam1's FF 45 ESR (for pre-SSE2 CPUs)

Chromium-based browsers are perhaps a bit shady, but some are still of recent enough vintage to use (perhaps with help from an SSL proxy like ProxHTTPSProxyMII):

1. Chrome 360 (Chromium 69)
2. Maxthon

[sparty411]

On 5/4/2019 at 9:19 AM, Sampei.Nihira said:

https://www.wg9s.com/comm-esr/

That's interesting. I wasn't aware a Seamonkey fork for XP existed. It is amazing to me that we have such a plethora of browser options, for an operating system that is 18 years old.