moon-tester-tool VS ca-archive

Dunno It is certain that you will need moon tester tool and, going forwards from the recent announcement the future is anyone's guess

To install old ff extensions you need Moon tester tool or, if you wanna get your hands dirty, you hack the install.rdf in the .xpi manually

If you can't wait for someone to make your disabled extensions compatible with Pale Moon and don't know how to do it yourself, you can temporarily revive them using Moon Tester Tool.

It's there on JustOff's repo. Not sure about blocklist, I had it installed for a long time and it still works.

Will it install using Moon Tester Tool?

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https://github.com/JustOff/ca-archive

A lot of people care a lot. 15,000 developers falsifies your ludicrous "no one in the world cares about.

Like many others, you are mixing up "I don't care" with "nobody cares", and you are wrong.

No, it's impossible. PM doesn't support Web Extensions. You can look at the more than 200 extensions on the PM addons site, or legacy XUL addons on CAA (maybe even an older version of the one you mentioned).

You will not be able to use addons from addons.mozilla because they use google Web Extensions and not the more powerful XUL addons they started with. There are many addons available for Pale Moon though https://addons.palemoon.org/extensions/ (even older firefox ones: https://github.com/JustOff/ca-archive)

Because they're more powerful, meaning you can change and customize more things. That doesn't translate to basic, so you're way off there. It's also not only Pale Moon's own https://addons.palemoon.org/extensions/ but they include https://github.com/JustOff/ca-archive as well (all firefox addons before they became extensions).

Not without an extension, you can install the Classic Addons Archive and look for one there.

Install CAA and search for Priv8 on it, and look at NoSquint.

7) I don't really use translation add-ons so don't think I could be of help you with this, sorry. There's an add-on listed on the official add-ons site called BabbleOn, but I think that only just redirects websites to their Google Translated version. Note though that if you can't find an add-on that suit your needs, there's always the option of using the Classic Add-ons Archive to search for the add-on that does. Anyway, I'd like to address the following: