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I stuck around using it for longer than I probably should have. The integrated chat and mail clients were useful. The HTML editor not so much, and didn't appear
by nullhole 2y ago
I stuck around using it for longer than I probably should have. The integrated chat and mail clients were useful. The HTML editor not so much, and didn't appear to get much attention.
One of the main things I miss is the LCARSTrek theme by KaiRo. Unlike any other LCARS browser theme, I found it to be usable on a day to day basis. Sadly it isn't available for Firefox.
https://www.kairo.at/download/mozskins https://www.kairo.at/download/mozskins
- hales 2y agoI also miss using both Seamonkey and themes :( I wasn't a fan of LCARs, but Earlyblue was great. > The HTML editor not so much, and didn't appear to get much attention. I found it useful. Firefox's inbuilt HTML editor features are worse, they don't have floating table editing. Nowadays I use Thunderbird to write HTML whenever I don't want to do it by hand, almost the same thing.
- nix0n 2y ago> The HTML editor not so much, and didn't appear to get much attention. I highly recommend SeaMonkey's HTML editor to anyone who would otherwise be tempted to write HTML in MS Word. It doesn't have a ton of features, but the webpage will be readable both in rendered and in source form. I used to use it heavily when creating MS Help .chm (Compiled HtMl) helpfiles.