This reply was modified 8 months ago by Fenyo. Under Palemoon/Basilisk only, under the settings tab, just enable the hardware acceleration if possible option, suggested addon is ublock-origin for Firefox, and the others for ublock origin legacy version)Īll browsers are compiled under pure Debian 9, and are in xz/bz2 compressed tarball format (so you just have to unpack and test them, if you like you just have to make a launcher for them), they only dependency is gcc-7 (nothing under Debian 10, 11, they have newer gcc already), which can be compiled from source, or here is a pre-compiled version that you just have to copy under /opt. – Firefox SSE 91.13 ESR complied from Firefox ESR 91.13 source code (for better performance, enable the webrender.force-disabled option in the about:config tab, and if you have opengl 2.0 capable vga card (Ati 9500 or better, Nvidia Geforce 6 or better) enable the -enabled option (this is not stable all vga/driver combination so test it, usually openscoure Ati/Amd and proprietary Nvidia is Ok), the latter also applies to Seamonkey.
– Seamonkey SSE 2.53.15b1 complied from the latest Seamonkey source code – SSErpent 20230113 complied from Basilisk 20230108 source code
– NewMoon SSE 31.4.2 complied from Palemoon 31.4.2 source code I’ve some good news, latest (2.53.15b1) Seamonkey and the 91.13 version of the ESR Firefox (webrtc contains most of the sse2 code, which I was lazy to weed out, so i just disabled it, it’s unlikely that someone would want to use the browser to do video conferencing on such an old machine anyway) now complied successfully under pure Debian 9 (only gcc-7 needed) without sse2 requirement, and now it seems stable on the formerly mentioned sites (, mega.nz ect) too, so now we have 4 different relatively up-to-date browsers to choose from if we only have a sse-capable computer (Pentium3 or Athlon Xp class machines), namely
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