I'm still bitter that mozilla did not allow the mozilla suite to continue. Instead we got the name seamonkey... which was named almost specifically to be "non

I'm still bitter that mozilla did not allow the mozilla suite to continue. Instead we got the name seamonkey... which was named almost specifically to be "non politically correct", virtually guaranteeing no corporate use (you're welcome firefox team). Mozilla with their ridiculous branding/artwork/trademark management turned me off pretty much from the beginning. So, yeah, I use seamonkey personally, but it's practically non-existent in wider usage. If Mozilla fails, then I'm not sure with its future... which is something that I'd mourn.