Anyone using Seamonkey?

[blackangst1]

Like it? Why? Hate it? Why? I would love to know 🙂

 

[sigs3gv]

I've used it a couple of times. Nothing extravagantly new. Just the logo change.

 

[jadinolf]

I use it and am also using the nightly builds.

I grew up with Netscape 2 and have progressed thru all of their versions and then to Mozilla Suite and eventually to SeaMonkey.

I like the suite idea so I always stick with it.

 

[imported_LoKe]

New?

 

[aux]

Originally posted by: jadinolf
I use it and am also using the nightly builds.

I grew up with Netscape 2 and have progressed thru all of their versions and then to Mozilla Suite and eventually to SeaMonkey.

I like the suite idea so I always stick with it.

Same here, except for using only the stable releases. When the Mozilla Suite was version 1.1 or so, I was using the nightly builds, but now I am too lazy 🙂

I still like SeaMonkey better than FF (FF being my secondary browser).

 

[DurocShark]

I hate it when a thread gets moved while I'm in the middle of replying.... :|

Anyway...

Originally posted by: aux

Originally posted by: jadinolf
I use it and am also using the nightly builds.

I grew up with Netscape 2 and have progressed thru all of their versions and then to Mozilla Suite and eventually to SeaMonkey.

I like the suite idea so I always stick with it.

Same here, except for using only the stable releases. When the Mozilla Suite was version 1.1 or so, I was using the nightly builds, but now I am too lazy 🙂

I still like SeaMonkey better than FF (FF being my secondary browser).

What about it do you like better than FF? I ran Mozilla last year (dunno what version, sorry) and FF just had a better look and feel to me.

 

[aux]

Originally posted by: DurocShark
I hate it when a thread gets moved while I'm in the middle of replying.... :|

Anyway...

Originally posted by: aux

Originally posted by: jadinolf
I use it and am also using the nightly builds.

I grew up with Netscape 2 and have progressed thru all of their versions and then to Mozilla Suite and eventually to SeaMonkey.

I like the suite idea so I always stick with it.

Same here, except for using only the stable releases. When the Mozilla Suite was version 1.1 or so, I was using the nightly builds, but now I am too lazy 🙂

I still like SeaMonkey better than FF (FF being my secondary browser).

What about it do you like better than FF? I ran Mozilla last year (dunno what version, sorry) and FF just had a better look and feel to me.

I guess, I am just used to the look of the Mozilla Suite. I never used IE, so when Mozilla was first released, I switched from NS 4.7(?) and I am used to the interface.

I tried FF 1.0x as my main browser for some time but had several crashes vs none for the then current version of Mozilla Suite. FF 1.5 seems better, but I see no reason to switch, moreover they use the same rendering engine.