Saturday, August 19, 2006
The SeaMonkey Project - another Mozilla for the Mac
Many people use Macintosh computers at home or work these days.
Some of them like Firefox but miss the halcyon days when the Mozilla group had not just a browser and news/email/feed reader - but a whole suite of programs integrated into one application known simply as Mozilla.
Fortunately for them, the Mozilla project known as SeaMonkey carries on that tradition - and that codebase.
In addition to the things you get with the Firefox+Thunderbird combination, you also get: HTML WYSIWYG editing, IRC, and a more advanced/powerful email editor.
Best of all, it runs natively on the Mac.
The SeaMonkey Project:
Some of them like Firefox but miss the halcyon days when the Mozilla group had not just a browser and news/email/feed reader - but a whole suite of programs integrated into one application known simply as Mozilla.
Fortunately for them, the Mozilla project known as SeaMonkey carries on that tradition - and that codebase.
In addition to the things you get with the Firefox+Thunderbird combination, you also get: HTML WYSIWYG editing, IRC, and a more advanced/powerful email editor.
Best of all, it runs natively on the Mac.
The SeaMonkey Project:
The SeaMonkey project is a community effort to deliver production-quality
releases of code derived from the application formerly known as
"Mozilla Application Suite".
Whereas the main focus of the Mozilla Foundation is on Mozilla Firefox and
Mozilla Thunderbird, our group of dedicated volunteers works to ensure
that you can have "everything but the kitchen sink" %u2014 and have it stable
enough for corporate use.
Hopefully, someday I will get this page to validate!
