Some custom elements work fine, others do not. Pale Moon does support WebComponents but only to a certain degree. The reason? Moonchild doesn't like that GitHub is increasingly relying on web standards the Pale Moon web browser doesn't support. The developer of the Pale Moon web browser announced that Pale Moon's source code is being migrated off Microsoft GitHub yesterday. Notice how it's showing a cookie warning, and a lot of big-tech sites, in new tabs. It is increasingly falling behind the bigger browsers and more and more websites are broken in it as web developers deploy web standards other browsers, but not Pale Moon, support. There also Pale Moon with it's own Goanna rendering engine.
There's a ton of web browsers based on Google's Chromium code-base, a few mostly iOS and macOS browsers based on Apple's Webkit engine and then there's Firefox with it's own Quantum rendering engine.
There's plenty of web browsers to choose from on desktop computers but there's not much of a choice if you look beneath the surface.
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