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Lucas Lee
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Carter Jones
Why isn't SeaMonkey in the common browsers list. Why are you shilling glownigger browsers like fireshitter, libreglow, ungoogled-glowium, braveshit, Shitvaldi, etc. The ONLY browser you need is seamonkey
Colton Reyes
Because it isn't common.
Alexander Evans
kys
Jason Gutierrez
Why?
Thomas Jackson
pic
also why is librewolf in "common browsers"
Ryan Gray
Because I see people recommending it a lot. Next time I won't list any browsers or have the image have any web browser related content in it, my mistake.
Cameron Walker
Is Seamonkey or Pale Moon safe, as in they implement latest security patches?
Otherwise I'm hesitant to switch from Firefox. It's the only browser I trust for now.
Anthony Collins
I know SeaMonkey, while being based on ESR fifty something, backports the security updates from newer ESRs.
Not sure if Pale Moon does similar.
Andrew Torres
Pale moon is insecure garbage
seamonkey does an awesome job of backporting security fixes and implementing their own, frank is a good man
Lincoln Nelson
Maxthon
Jonathan Hill
I'm seriously worried about uBlock Legacy, since the maintainer seemingly disappeared recently. Not surprising since he's from the Ukraine. I hope he returns soon, otherwise SeaMonkey and Pale Moon might be screwed a bit.
Levi Allen
Palemoon will be screwed if that's the case, but once Seamonkey can use modern firefox extensions it'll be fine.
Colton Hernandez
But it can still take some time until SeaMonkey supports webextensions.
Connor Foster
Is there a plan for Seamonkey to adopt webextensions?
Parker Robinson
Yes. The goal is to have XUL and WebExtensions in SeaMonkey. This doesn't mean that old XUL addons still work, they have to be ported to SeaMonkey or rewritten from scratch.
James Roberts
librewolf is based and literally just werks.
Benjamin Green
Is SeaMonkey part of Mozilla or are they independent?
James Cruz
>"The ONLY browser you need is seamonkey"
spyware.neocities.org
>"SeaMonkey makes about 35 requests on first start, with a connection to Google SafeBrowsing recurring about every 30 minutes."
Stop.
Ryder Flores
spyware.neocities.org
Goes from "Medium" to "Not Spyware"
Levi Ramirez
A good web browser doesn't need mitigation.
John Gray
They were part of Mozilla, not anymore. SeaMonkey was the Mozilla Internet Suite, basically Firefox and Thunderbird in one program. But in the end, they got screwed over by Mozilla and are now independent.