My personal guess is that the Pale Moon/Basilisk team has no clue how to use other compilers.
I mean, what for another reason... logical... reason would be around for staying with an ancient version?
And that is rather sad that they are seemingly unable to broaden their knowledge.
If you maintain a browser project you should have at least a more broad know-how or you should have someone on board who provides you with that if you on your own are missing that.
I value more choice in the browser market away from the Chrome or Chrome clones or almost Chrome clones - but at the same time i think also that the Pale Moon team is way too arrogant and sharp tongued against Mozilla and others seen from their own lack of abilities to find a work-around or being able to get a more complex job done.
I mean, what for another reason... logical... reason would be around for staying with an ancient version?
And that is rather sad that they are seemingly unable to broaden their knowledge.
If you maintain a browser project you should have at least a more broad know-how or you should have someone on board who provides you with that if you on your own are missing that.
I value more choice in the browser market away from the Chrome or Chrome clones or almost Chrome clones - but at the same time i think also that the Pale Moon team is way too arrogant and sharp tongued against Mozilla and others seen from their own lack of abilities to find a work-around or being able to get a more complex job done.