SeaMonkey 1.1
SeaMonkey 1.1 is an evolutionary, not revolutionary release. It brings bugfixes, lots of them, around sixty two for those that keep count. Then, it adds some useful features, starting with the most obvious: Tab Thumbnails, visual indication of https:// secure URLs a la Firefox, and better phishing detection and new privacy features on the e-mail client.
Is it stable? Yes, indeed, I use it daily since its release, often keeping between five to ten open browser windows, each in turn sporting between six and twelve open tabs. The e-mail client -SeaMonkey Mail- is always open in the background, fetching POP3 e-mail every minute. It just works. I haven't had a browser crash since upgrading from the Mozilla 1.7 product to its successor.
Read the article HERE.
Is it stable? Yes, indeed, I use it daily since its release, often keeping between five to ten open browser windows, each in turn sporting between six and twelve open tabs. The e-mail client -SeaMonkey Mail- is always open in the background, fetching POP3 e-mail every minute. It just works. I haven't had a browser crash since upgrading from the Mozilla 1.7 product to its successor.
Read the article HERE.
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