microsoft edge not working on windows 10

Iron Heart: Here is an article that actually shows you Chromium’s security practices vs. And I am still waiting on your research demonstrating that Firefox has the same or better exploit mitigations than Chromium, I hope you have more to offer than “Nobody uses Firefox anyway, therefore nobody is interested in hacking it, therefore that means it is secure.” which is a bullshit ProughĪndy Prough: Chromium is so insecure! So insecure! Pale Moon user talking about security, big fat LOL. This has its reasons as well, please think about it.

GHacks used to report on the project, but not anymore (outside of major versions I believe). I mean, even Firefox doesn’t feature actual site isolation (despite being multiprocess), hard-limiting the content processes to eight (so content from different parent domains can STILL share the same process, just like in Pale Moon), but it’s still a small step up from what Pale Moon does. No browser developer outside of Moonchild believes that this is a good idea. Sure, even if you go multiprocess, escapes from any inter-process communication is a possibility, but if you remain single-process, a bad guy doesn’t even need to come up with an escape, since content from different parent domains is sharing the same process anyway.

That Moonchild backports a security fix from Firefox every now and then is not addressing the fundamental structural problems of Pale Moon suffers from at all. It is a single-process application with no sandbox(!), i.e. Pale Moon is forked from Firefox 52.0 and hasn’t seen any notable structural security improvement from later Firefox versions. “Pale Moon is static old Firefox”, I didn’t exactly say that but the gist of it is true.

Microsoft edge not working on windows 10