In the past I created some custom buttons by using JavaScript, but none of them can be loaded in Mypal 68. Especially all custom buttons extensions don't work anymore and there are no replacements among the web extensions. Therefore, all our beloved legacy extensions can't be used anymore except those ported to web extensions by their developers. In contrast to them, the new Mypal 68 is a browser supporting web extensions only, like Firefox editions 57+. The goal of this thread is to make this browser as comfortable as possible and to enhance its functionality.Īll Pale Moon, New Moon and abandoned Mypal browser editions support old legacy UXP-based extensions. Logically, we will stick with this browser in Windows XP for a long time. We already have a thread about Mypal 68 generally. Mypal 68 is the first one which bases on Firefox Quantum targeting Windows XP. So it’s hard to complain about Nextcloud… they use modern scripts, modern code languages, old browsers can’t execute those new things… And it’s better about security to use a modern and updated browser.Mypal 68 in Windows XP – Custom Buttons and created a great new browser called Mypal 68, a browser for Windows XP based on Firefox 68. The browser in this OS is absolutly outdated, and it’s not possible to update it because the Firefox OS project has been stopped by Mozilla. On an old smartphone with Firefox OS, the index page is not showing good. So I had to re-upload it in the admin panel, and now it shows nicely. That said, about the “logon page”, are you thinking about the background image on the logon page ? Mine has gone when I’ve updated the Nextcloud server version to 25. If you don’t really need Windows software, I can encourage you to install a fresh Debian for example, to have an updated OS in your PC. The planet will thanks you Better than destroying running hardware No problem about using “old” hardware, this is a good thing to recycle old running PCs.

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