Firefox vs Seamonkey

Another Browser for IE diehards to flame

Published on February 4, 2006 By Double Zero In Personal Computing

This browser/internet suite has been released pretty recently, so many of you that use FF\Opera\maxthon..etc..etc.. may not be aware of it yet.
I personally havent tried it yet, but it does pique my interest just a bit.
Just wanted to share it with those of you that may also be interested in learning more about it...

Heres a comparison between Seamonkey and Firefox...
Link

IE Diehards, start your flamethrowers..LoL

Comments

iTZKooPA

on Feb 04, 2006

Its basically what Mozilla thought was a dead end, the all in one internet suite. I like them being seperate.

PoSmedley

on Feb 04, 2006

I tried SeaMonkey a while back. I guess I am just used to FF and the way it's layed out and all. I didn't care for SeaMonkey.

aimzzz

on Feb 04, 2006

SeaMonkey

In the SuperBowl?

starkers

on Feb 04, 2006

SeaMonkey

Hope its a goooood swimmer....lotsa competition and jungle creatures may not fare too well when all out at sea.
Essentially its the Mozilla Suite that got abandoned....lack of use/enthusiasm, I dunno, but maybe this new crowd can revive interest in it. Good luck to 'em.

Double Zero

on Feb 04, 2006

It has features that I used to depend on with the old Netscape browser, nowdays I really dont use/need much of those anymore...
But Seamonkey seems to have other advantages, like using less system resources by having the Email client and the browser combined... etc..etc..

I may download it and give it a shot...
Though, my programs list may begin to look like "Browser World" or a warehouse of Browsers..LoL..Do I really need another one?...Hmmmmmmmmm

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