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Technical Help & Discussion => Software, Hardware & Website Recommendations => Topic started by: sam on December 01, 2009, 01:05
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There was a time when Netscape’s internet suite was pretty popular. The Mozilla Foundation, which was born out of Netscape, brought out the Mozilla Suite, consisting of a web browser, a mail client, a newsreader, a website editor and an IRC client. Now renamed SeaMonkey, this community-driven internet suite has recently hit version 1.x in its release cycle. The various components of SeaMonkey share code with the other projects run my the Mozilla Foundation such as the Thunderbird mail client and the Firefox web browser.
http://www.linuxuser.co.uk/reviews/mozilla-sea-monkey/
I use this as a secondary browser and always found it to be good...
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I use it as my primary browser, and it is. :)
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I tried it and went straight back to the Fox. :)