The folder name can be anything you want it to be. Then rename the three copies to, for example, "PaleMoon27Portable", "PaleMoon28Portable", and "Basilisk52Portable". We would copy the "BasePortable" THREE TIMES. Make as many copies of this folder as you want in order to make several portable browsers.īut keep the "BasePortable" (with the EMPTY "Palemoon" folder) for future use if you like testing lots of Roytam builds without effecting your "everyday browser".Īs an example, let's say we want a Pale Moon 27 browser, a Pale Moon 28 browser, and a Basilisk 52 browser. Now browse back to the folder where you extracted "BasePortable" (I used the desktop). The "Palemoon" folder should now be EMPTY.
Open that "Palemoon" folder and DELETE all of the files in it (if your File Manager reports a read-only file, confirm in order to delete all of the files).
There will be a sub-folder inside it called "Palemoon" - we will keep it by that name even if we are using this for Basilisk, ArcticFox, New Moon, Mypal, et cetera. ini settings for the sake of this tutorial. It will also contain two files, "Palemoon-Portable.exe" and "Palemoon-Portable.ini". This folder will contain six sub-folders (Backups, Bin, Downloads, Lib, ReadMe, and User). It will ask "where" to extract the files to - I generally create a new folder named "BasePortable" on the desktop just for convenience. When you execute it, nothing is "installed" (ie, no registry changes, for example), it's simply just extracted (you could extract via 7-Zip or any preferred archiver, if you prefer). I cannot find a link for the 27.9.4 but here is where you can find the 28.2.2 - īut there is no real reason to avoid the "new" if you prefer that route - (ie, from here - ) I use both the 27.9.4 version and the 28.2.2 version. I use the older portable versions but the process is the same if you use a newer portable version (I don't like the icon color behavior in Win10 on the newer portable version but that's just a matter of personal preference). Here's a quick guide on how to use the "official Pale Moon portable" version as a "loader" for Roytam releases.
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