Such applications usually crash suddenly and reproducibly on startup or when you attempt to use functionality that requires SSE2 (Blender and VLC are examples of those). Examples of such processors are the AMD Athlon XP and Intel Pentium III. This page lists the last versions of certain Windows applications that run on a processor without support for SSE2. More options for recovery (safe mode dialog).Last versions of Windows applications that do not require SSE2 - Matej Horvat Last versions of Windows applications that do not require SSE2 Enhanced security indicators (padlock/styling). More customization options for navigation controls and the tab strip than other modern browsers. Graphical tab switching with quick-search (user-selectable). Extended HTML5, CSS3 and advanced DOM support. CSS Downloadable Font support (including WOFF and WOFF2).

Support for Personas ('lightweight' themes). Offering low-level API access to extension developers to truly extend browser features.

Support for a growing number of Pale Moon specific Extensions. Support for many Firefox Extensions (add-ons) as a compatibility feature.

Support for Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) and Canvas. Increased stability: experience fewer crashes.

This browser will not run on particularly old systems. Specifically optimized for current processors. Windows 2000 has lacked modern browsing options for years, but now that wait has ended! With Palemoon 26.5 backported, users no longer need to tweak their Windows 2000 systems with an unofficial kernel extension! Now vanilla Windows 2000 users can surf the internet all they want! Thank you so much for backporting Goanna 2.2 onto Windows 2000, roytam1! :)

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