Why is Seamonkey so neglected ?

I have just installed it on Scientific Linux and am rather impressed. It is Firefox 7 based and comes with integrated mail&newsgroups plus html composer and other goodies like DOM Inspector. The mail client (Thunderbird based) is especially useful and the interface is user friendly. Only problem I found is that it does not open pdf's in the browser, only in a new window, which is strange as it should use the same plugins that Firefox uses.

Screenshot of mine without Personas as I prefer the default theme.

http://www.imagebam.com/image/65e18c152605168

Maybe Mrk. will deem it worthy of review when time allows ?

 

Time is of no importance. Only life is. The Fifth Element.
Yes, I will do it, on my infinite todo list.
Mrk

 

Great - thank you Mrk. No problem waiting - am very patient.

 

I'm not sure about Linux but if SeaMonkey behaves the same as on Windows, you might be able to change this in:

Edit - Preferences - Browser - Tabbed Browsing/Link Behaviour

Also check out Cat Thief's Mostly Crystal theme. I use this Linux theme on my Windows desktop PC.

& SeaTab X to close tabs Firefox style.

 

Yes, very nice browser. Mine looks like this now http://www.imagebam.com/image/4c978e153027091
With these addons:-

Adblock Plus1.3.10 true
Display Mail User Agent1.6.8 true
DOM Inspector2.0.10 true
JavaScript Debugger0.9.88.2 true
Mozilla Archive Format2.0.2 true
NoScript2.1.4 true
SeaTab X1.1.3 true
Speed Dial0.9.6.1 true
ChatZilla false (not tested as I won't be using it)

I trust you like it Daveski17 ?

 

Yes, it looks cool.

Don't forget Addon Update Checker 1.12 to keep all those add-ons updated (if it works for Linux).