The message that is displayed on the page that is reloading infinitely may differ, depending on how the site has implemented the functionality. There does not appear to be a way around this at the time of writing, and the issue is discussed in various places, including the official Pale Moon forum but also the Cloudflare support forum. Some sites display the “checking your browser before accessing” page over and over again. So his information he's provided, is golden.I confirmed the issue in the latest release versions of the Pale Moon browser. PAID version of the staff, and does development for the site. (Or SSD).Īnd while I'm not trying to discount that 1ae is knowledgeable, Pickysaurus/Mike is on staff.

That's a drastic case, but sometimes it does work when there's leftovers hiding away in the recesses of your hard drive. To completely wipe the drive of the program, then reinstall it. One other thing that I know works many times, is to use an uninstaller program like Advanced Uninstaller Pro, or Revo Uninstaller, Ccleaner, that offer the option to remove all traces of a program, including their program folders, can do the trick. JS files from sites you have visited previously, or adverts, can cause problems with other sites.

Have you tried clearing out your temp files, and trying again? Have you tried clearing out the cache and history from the browser and trying again? I can't even get the arrows to click, to open up the screen for them in Pale Moon It does not make any sense that a java script error is the fault of the browser. Pale Moons' java script parsers are up to spec. Error occurs with a clean default install, no extensions, non of the default install settings you view collections in Pale Moon?

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