It would be nice to have palemoon, they are pretty open to choice and are specifically against adding any DRM support in their browser. Also, it works with XUL and doesn't have the bloat that Iceweasel does that is annoying people in later releases. I have heard Debian will follow the ESR releases (even in stable) so avoiding any of that whilst having a non chrom(e|ium) browser will be harder if that's true.

Only issue with pale moon is the branding: https://www.palemoon.org/branding.shtml

Not sure if that's compatible with the main repo, maybe it needs rebranding first?

Cheers,

chillfan

On Friday, June 10, 2016 2:16 PM, emninger@??? wrote:
> Would it be possible to package palemoon for devuan?
>
> Since a while, i am unhappy with firefox/iceweasel and trying here and
> there i found that, from a users point of view, palemoon would be a
> very valid and viable substitute.
>
> As far as i am able to check, most, if not all privacy related settings
> in "about:config" were well set (towards more privacy protection); the
> same goes for - imho - essential extensions like https-everywhere or
> NoScript. In the all day use the browser feelss faster and more
> responsive than firefox.
>
> Since there is also a mobile version, i think palemoon could be really
> used as the main browser.
>
> [PS. There are several ways to migrate from firefox to palemoon without
> loosing anything but unfortunately the sync service does *NOT* work
> across the 2 browsers]
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