Pale Moon 32.1.0 + x64 + Portable + XP + Rus

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This is another major update with important compatibility improvements for the web. Most notably, our implementation of Google WebComponents is now at a state where we enabled them by default.

Additionally, our Mac builds (for both Intel and ARM Macs) are no longer in beta and considered stable. Signed/notarized builds with the regular branding are available from the download page!

Huge thanks to FranklinDM for his work this cycle getting us to this point. Of course major thanks to everyone who has contributed to this complex and difficult WebComponents task over a long time!
Thanks also to Martok and Job Bautista for continuing to work on and improve the javascript engine as well as u3shit for working on video playback improvements.

Changes/fixes:
Shadow DOM and CustomElements, collectively making up WebComponents, have been enabled by default which should bring much broader web compatibility to the browser for many a site that uses web 2.0+ frameworks. See implementation notes.
Tab titles in the browser now fade if they are too long instead of using ellipses, to provide a little more readable space to page titles. Note that this may require some updates to tab extensions or themes.
A number of site-specific overrides have been updated or removed because they are no longer necessary or current with the platform developments in terms of web compatibility. We could use your help evaluating the ones that are still there; see the issue on our repo.
Updated our promises and async function implementation to the current spec.
Implemented Promise.any()
Fixed several crashes related to regular expression code.
Improved regular expression object handling so it can be properly garbage collected.
Fixed some VP8 video playback.
Fixed an issue where the caret (text cursor) would sometimes not be properly visible.
Updated the embedded emoji font.
Implemented the :is() and :where() CSS pseudo-classes.
Implemented complex selectors for the :not() CSS pseudo-class.
Implemented the inset CSS shorthand property.
Implemented the env() environment variable CSS function. See implementation notes.
Implemented handling for both RGB encoded video playback (instead of just YUV).
Implemented handling for full-range videos (0-255 luminance levels) giving better video playback quality.
Removed the WebP image decoder pref. See implementation notes.
Enabled the Web text-to-speech API by default (only supported on some operating systems).
Updated NSPR to 4.35 and NSS to 3.79.4
Cleaned up unused "tracking protection" plumbing. See implementation notes.
Cleaned up URI Classifier plumbing (Google SafeBrowsing leftover).
Fixed several intermittent and difficult-to-trace crashes.
Improved content type security of jar: channels. DiD
Improved javascript JIT code generation safety. DiD
Fixed potential crash scenarios in the graphics subsystem. DiD
Improved filename safety when saving files to prevent potential environment leaks.
Security issues addressed: CVE-2023-25751, CVE-2023-28163 and several others that do not have a CVE.
UXP Mozilla security patch summary: 1 fixed, 4 DiD, 14 not applicable.
Implementation notes:
Google WebComponents has been long-running major feature work in UXP. We're finally at a level with this (after several setbacks and brick-walling) that it can be enabled by default. Please note that while this greatly improves web compatibility with many Chrome-focused websites using these controversial technologies, our implementation is not yet complete and more work is necessary. As a result, this change to enable it by default may actually break some previously-working websites as well, but it's expected the majority will work at our current state of implementation. Please visit the forum if you need help with web compatibility issues.
The env() CSS function was implemented for compatibility with websites that rely on this without fallback. Note that this function actually has no real use for desktops as it is primarily used to indicate environmental restrictions of mobile screens, e.g. extra space needed to avoid a camera notch or folding screen margin. However, due to the way certain sites implement their styling in a mobile-first approach, it is assumed that this function is available on all systems and in all browsers by these sites. Note that Pale Moon simply hard-codes queried values here.
WebP images have had a stable and complete implementation in Pale Moon for a long time now, so the preference to disable support for it has been removed, as it's considered by now to be one of the "staple" image formats supported by web browsers. This was done to reduce complexity for content negotiation, especially since we're adding more support for JPEG-XL that still isn't as-complete. From here on out, we simply always support WebP decoding.
While we've had a preference for "tracking protection" in our browser implementation (in about:config), this marketed feature of Firefox was never adopted by us, because it is for the most part a service-based feature, and the non-service parts were undesirable as they were crippling useful APIs. Our effective protection against tracking has not changed, we have simply removed the preference and plumbing for a non-functional service feature that would potentially give the false impression it would do anything.
As a reminder, if you are concerned about tracking, use a competent adblocker extension, and enable "Tell sites not to share or sell my data" in Preferences -> Privacy under "Data Privacy". You may also want to enable "canvas poisoning" by setting canvas.poisondata to true in about:config to reduce the risk of fingerprinting through canvases.

Это первый раз в моей жизни, когда я открыл более 40 веб-страниц

This is a bugfix and security update.

Changes/fixes:
Fixed a crash in the new regular expression code.
Added {Extended_Pictographic} unicode property escape to regular expressions.
Fixed a regression in regular expressions for literal parsing of invalid ranges.
Updated NSS to pick up fixes.
Security issues addressed: CVE-2023-25733 DiD, CVE-2023-25739 DiD and CVE-2023-0767.
UXP Mozilla security patch summary: 1 fixed, 2 DiD, 14 not applicable.

This is a new milestone release.
Primary focus for this milestone is web compatibility, in particular Regular Expression extensions, standards compliance issues and further JPEG-XL support.
This milestone now offers full coverage of the ECMAScript 2016-2020 javascript specifications, with the exception of BigInt primitives.
Special thanks to Martok, Job Bautista and FranklinDM without whom this milestone would not have been possible, and to dbsoft for putting in the effort to work on Mac and FreeBSD builds.

Most important changes:
Implemented Regular Expression named capture groups.
Implemented Regular Expression unicode property escapes.
Re-implemented Regular Expression lookaround/lookbehind (without crashing this time ;) ).
Implemented progressive decoding for JPEG-XL.
Implemented animation for JPEG-XL.
Renamed CSS offset-* properties to inset-* to align with the latest spec and the web.
Fixed CSS inheritance and padding issues in some cases.
Aligned parsing of incorrectly duplicated HSTS headers with expected behavior (discard all but the first one).
Implemented a method to avoid memory exhaustion in case of (very) large resolution animated images.
Updated the JPEG-XL and Highway libraries to a recent, stable version.
Cleaned up some unused CSS prefixing code.
Improved the ability to link on *nix operating systems with other linkers than gcc's default.
Stability improvements (potential crash fixes).
Security issues addressed: CVE-2023-23598, CVE-2023-23599 and several others that do not have a CVE number.
UXP Mozilla security patch summary: 4 fixed, 2 DiD, 19 not applicable.

This is a bugfix and security update.

Changes/fixes:
Fixed JPEG-XL's transparency display for images with an alpha channel.
Temporarily removed regex lookbehind to stop crashes occurring on 32-bit builds of the browser.
Added some extra sanity checks to our zip/jar/xpi reader to avoid issues with corrupt archives.
Aligned cookie checks with RFC 6265 bis. See implementation notes.
Removed obsolete code in Windows widgets that could cause potential issues with long paths and file names on supported versions.
Fixed several crashes.
Security issues addressed: CVE-2022-46876, CVE-2022-46874 and several others that do not have a CVE number.
UXP Mozilla security patch summary: 4 fixed, 20 not applicable.
Implementation notes:
RFC 6265 has been worked on with draft changes describing how cookies are actually being handled in the real world, in the bis versions of the RFC. While these changes have not yet been finalized, browsers in general do adhere to the latest available bis version of this RFC. Specifically, the long-standing exceptions for cookie names and values have been formalized, e.g. having quoted values. Our behavior has changed in that we now once again accept Tab characters (0x09) which is the one excluded control character from the range that is otherwise forbidden. We also no longer apply these checks exclusively to those in http headers, and any way of setting cookies must now adhere to the valid range. Cookies that fail these range checks for valid characters will be ignored.

This is a rebuild of 31.4.1 for Windows 32-bit to address run-time crashes on Windows 7 32-bit on older hardware.

This is a bugfix release.

Changes/fixes:
Fixed wrong color of decoded JPEG-XL images.
Fixed and issue with plugins not receiving keypress events properly.

Added support for the JPEG-XL image format.
Implemented regular expressions lookaround/lookbehind.
Aligned CORS header parsing with the updated spec. See implementation notes.
We no longer fire keypress events for non-printable keys. See implementation notes.
Added support for MacOS 13 "Ventura" in the platform, primarily benefitting White Star.
Fixed potentially problematic thread locking code on *nix platforms.
Fixed some small issues in the display and operation of the Web Developer tools.
Removed unused but performance-impacting panning and tab animation measuring code. (telemetry leftovers)
Improved code for SunOS builds.
Updated Internationalization data for time zones.
Fixed a buffer overflow for Mac builds.
Security issues addressed: CVE-2022-45411 and potential issues without a CVE number.
UXP Mozilla security patch summary: 2 fixed, 1 DiD, 1 deferred, 25 not applicable.

Pale Moon стала блокировать напрочь Облако Мэйл.ру...раньше такого не было.
В Хроме всё ОК.

This is a security and compatibility update.

Changes/fixes:

Added detection suport for the newly-released MacOS 13 (Ventura).
Fixed a potential heap Use-After-Free risk in Expat. (CVE-2022-40674) DiD
Fixed potentially undefined behavior in our thread locking code. DiD
Fixed a potentially exploitable crash in the refresh driver.
Fixed potentially undefined behavior when base-64 decoding. DiD
Implemented a texture size cap for WebGL to prevent potential issues with some graphics drivers. DiD
Updated site-specific overrides to address issues with ZoHo.
UXP Mozilla security patch summary: 1 fixed, 2 DiD, 6 not applicable.

This is a small out-of-band update to address the fact that the final builds did not include the intended NSS library update.

This is a small update to back out the changes to handling of flex containers in 31.3.0 since it caused severe usability issues on several websites.

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