>I am not entirely sure why some websites do not work properly in Mypal browser. But a growing number is not. The problem is always content loading, or rather a

>I am not entirely sure why some websites do not work properly in Mypal browser. But a growing number is not. The problem is always content loading, or rather a failure to load all or parts of a website's content. My best guess is that the JavaScript code in these malfunctioning homepages are too modern and that the JavaScript engine in Mypal browser is somehow limited in how it interprets the code. That is because MyPal is a fork of Pale Moon which forked from Firefox back when Firefox was still Firefox (before removing extension user freedoms, adopting Chrome's extension over it's own, and the heavy ram-bloat of multi-process, etc). Pale Moon only implemented "web components" last week. Sites that use web components features like custom html elements (defined by javascript) would just be blank spaces. I wish Pale Moon hadn't added support but it should filter back in to MyPal eventually.