You can always make it your default browser later once you're absolutely sure. If you're only testing Pale Moon and don't want to make it your default browser yet, be sure to UNtick "Use Palemoon as my default web browser" when you get to that stage of the installation. If you're not sure what kind of Windows operating system you have, it's safest to try the 32-bit version.
If all works well and you want to experiment with the 64-bit version, go ahead (but you're on you own!). Even if you have a 64-bit computer, I recommend strongly that you do not download the 64-bit version - it's much better to download the 32-bit version first, as it's more compatible, especially with Zotero (see more on getting Zotero to work with Pale Moon). There are versions for Windows and Linux, and even a portable version.
#Pale moon browser install#
You can download Pale Moon here and install it in the usual way by doubleclicking the installation file. I'll mainly cover Windows here.Ī real thumbs up to Pale Moon - I've found this excellent browser to be a complete lifesaver, because Mozilla have been increasingly scuppering Firefox to the point where it's now almost unusable for me and lots of other people. There are versions for Windows and Linux (no Mac). This post contains a review and tips on using the free, open source Pale Moon browser - the best Firefox alternative that I've found, because it's based on Firefox, so your fave Firefox add-ons / extensions should work in it.
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