The only ones besides the 3 above that are still maintained at the time of this writing are K-Meleon, QT-Web and derivitaves (Otter) and Advanced Chrome. I have been testing other browsers for modern website compatibility on XP.

The only plugin I keep is Silverlight since that's the only way to watch Netflix on XP. I think dependency on Adobe Flash for anything web is at an end. Hopefully MyPal will continue to be updated periodically for compatibility. The trick is you have to enable practically every filter in filter lists and update.Īnother thing I like about MyPal is the portable option when installing - take your browser with you along with all your bookmarks, extensions, etc on a flash drive. I have heard rumors that MyPal has adblock built-in but I couldn't find anything in options to indicate this so I added UBlock which I have been using for years on Chrome and Firefox. Yes I am using Moonscape theme for that good old-fashioned Netscape Navigator feel. (I hope none of you are still on dial-up) I have tested with Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, Vimeo, CNN, ESPN, BBC Iplayer, Putlocker, etc. means it will play practically any online video WITHOUT flash. Although it only scores 423 out of 555 on I have found it to work perfectly with practically any modern website I've accessed it with. The 3 mozilla-based I have found to be most compatible are Newmoon, MyPal and Basilisk. Since the major browsers have abandoned XP I've been test driving some of the Mozilla forks for modern website compatibility. Max memory is 512MB so forget about Vista, 7, etc.

Well I have an old Compaq laptop from 2004.

Pale moon browser for xp