Following the trend of other browsers, a portable installation has been created, which, thanks to winPenPack's X-launcher that the portable launcher is based on, is completely self-contained. Nothing is stored on the host computer; your bookmarks, passwords, history, downloads, etc. stay neatly where they belong: on your stick.

on Palemoons website

I wonder if it can be done to Seamonkey as well.

oh boy, the latest Danbooru update brought more Chromeisms™

time to deploy 2.53.11 and recheck

danbooru.donmai.us/forum_topics/17912?page=16 many people (including an iOS 12 user!) are complaining, so it's not just me

a lot of stuff is broken

for example, this post should have translation tooltips over the Japanese text bubbles danbooru.donmai.us/posts/5144696

they stopped working as of today

ugh...

> SyntaxError: bad method definition 808-e2e4047cfdc2e376b8a1.js:2:3094

> ReferenceError: $ is not defined [Conocer más] 5144696:176:3

and a couple of "None of the "sha256" hashes in the integrity attribute match the content of the subresource"

tomman: makes no difference with an earlier SM

a lot of stuff broke with their latest backend update

I guess we're being punished for watching our pervy Japanese drawings outside Holy Latest Chrome™

dynamic imports?

the ONLY site I actually care is now unusable because Chrome :/

another example: danbooru.donmai.us/posts?tags=jokanhiyou

hover over any of the thumbnails

you should get a popup box with a bunch of clickable tags and some metadata

but with their latest update, all we get is the standard HTML alt text

and the same errors logged on console

oh wow, Debian updated me to FF91ESR

can't test on ESR78 anymore until I figure out how to rollback

(FWIW, Danbooru latest update seems works fine there, so I can cue the "go use a non-dead browser" non-answers from staff)

github.com/danbooru/danbooru/commits/master time to figure out where they went off-the-rails

seems to be broken on Safari too, which is interesting

they normally disclose update changelogs on the production servers, but nothing about yesterdays' change: danbooru.donmai.us/forum_topics/17913?page=2

hacks.mozilla.org/2022/03/a-new-year-a-new-mdn let's see what they broke this time

"Copy-to-clipboard disabled because your browser does not appear to support it. hooks.ts:20:6"

uh, what?

oh, it's navigator.clipboard

looks like shit. fuzzy fonts and bad readability. Didn't expect anythign else at this point from mozilla.

uh,but I've used sites that let me copy stuff to clipboard on SeaMonkey for ages

what changed?

hey, at least they have night mode now... Oh, and you can buy a subscription!

works here

copy-to-clipboard disabled?

what's next, human-readable text disa... no, sites do that already

oh, so navigator.clipboard (introduced on FF63) is the "proper" way to do it these days

prior to that was document.execCommand()

let's hope it doesn't ignore the primary selection

selection works. Didn't try anything else.

Bug 1578321 Giving web content access to the clipboard seems to be great idea ...

Not in a hurry to port this one.

danbooru.donmai.us/forum_posts/206776 blame jQuery, right...

wonder what the hell is a bad method definition, but holy hell, minimized JS hellstew

it's this: var C=class{el=void 0;constructor(t){this.el=t}traversals={first:"firstElementChild",next:"nextElementSibling",parent:"parentElement"}

what the hell is THAT

all my JS-poisoned mind can tell is a big fat syntax error, but I'm not sure on these modern Chromeisms

time to tell the W3C to rename JavaScript to GoogleScript?

forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=70&t=27913 oh oh oh oh, Danbooru is not the only sinner with this "bad method definition" BS!

and even that way seems to be discouraged? stackoverflow.com/questions/3873949…ous-class-instance-is-it-a-bad-idea

itsfoss.com yup, it also hits SeaMonkey

danbooru.donmai.us/forum_posts/206801 yup, it's hitting more than just SM and old iDevices...