Pale Moon is smaller than Chromium and Firefox, since it has some stuff from Firefox stripped out that the developers don't think is necessary. But you then need to add libav-tools or ffmpeg to enable the Youtube playback, but I still don't think that it would be as big as Firefox or Chromium.
The 64-bit repo build of Pale Moon takes up 103 MB on my system.
Probably the most efficient way to play videos on an older system would be to use something like
SMTube It doesn't really seem updated in Stretch, being 15.5.10, but you can use the developer's packages, or the ones I maintain in
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=127574Or you could use something like youtube-dlg (just added) or clipgrab to download the videos and watch them later, though with limited storage space, you may have to find somewhere to put them. Do you have much in your apt archive? Maybe
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apt-get clean
can free up some space by deleting them.
The
MX Linux repositories: Backports galore! If we don't have something, just ask and we'll try--we like challenges. New packages: Notepadqq 1.2.0, Pale Moon 27.8.3, KeePassXC 2.3.1, Calligra 3.1, VLC 3.0.1, Firefox 59.0.2, Shotwell 28.2