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|    Leonidas Jones to Keith nuttle    |
|    Re: Replacing Netscape    |
|    06 Jan 08 21:20:30    |
      From: Cap1MD@att.net              Keith nuttle wrote:       > As I understand Sea Monkey is functionally an upgrade of Netscape 7.2       > with newsgroups, browse, and mail integration.       >       > Will Firefox and Thunderbird provide the same newsgroup, mail and       > browser functionality?       >       > Is Thunderbird and Firefox work from with in each other ie. icon to call       > up the other from the tool bar?       >       > Will either work with the Windows "send to" email function?       >              Netscape 7.2 was sourced from Mozilla Application Suite 1.7.2.       SeaMonkeu is, essentially, what should have been Mozilla 1.8, has       progressed from there.That makes SeaMonkey the most direct replacement       for the functionality inherent in Netscape 7.2.              Firefox and Thunderbird are separate application, not connected like the       components of Netscape. If you click a link in Thunderbird, the link       will open in the system default browser. Clicking a mailto link in       Firefox will open a Compose window in the system default email client.              If both FF and TB are set as system defaults, it will work as you       desire. But if you have Internet Esxlorer set as default, links are       going to open in IE.              One advantage of separate applications is that if one crashes, the other       is not affected. For example, in NS 7.2/SeaMonkey, if you have both the       browser and Mail/News open, if you encounter a flawed web page that       crashed the browser, Mail crashes right along with it. With the FF TB       combination, only Firefox would crash.              Both FF and TB are more customizable as far as appearance, in that you       can move buttons from toolbar to toolbar, decide exactly which to       display. Also Thundebird has RSS capability which SeaMonkey Mail       currently lacks.              As to your last question, what's Windows? ;0              Seriously, I'm on a Mac, I really don't know.              Lee                     --       Leonidas Jones, Netscape/Mozilla Champion       The Champs: http://mozillachampions.ufaq.org       Links: http://www.ufaq.org/ http://mozilla.com http://kb.mozillazine.org              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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