SeaMonkey 1.0 Released

johkir writes "SeaMonkey has been released. Mozilla.org's open source internet suite features a state-of-the-art web browser and powerful email client, as well as a WYSIWYG web page composer and a feature-rich IRC chat client. For web developers, mozilla.org's DOM inspector and JavaScript debugger tools are included as well. It also has a few nifty features, of particular interest: drag&drop reordering of tabs, support for a common inbox for multiple email accounts, SVG, , and phishing detection."

Comments

Am I just confused?

[Blimey85]

There was Mozilla and then they made Firefox and Thunderbird (under diff names back then). Eventually they decided to just go with the split programs and abandon the main suite. Now they are doing the suite again? Am I missing something?

I switched to Firefox and Thunderbird and then eventually quit Thunderbird and switched to Outlook (I'm sorry but I like it) and I didn't pay attention to the other stuff Mozilla was doing but my understanding was that the suite was dead. Guess it's back.

The suite is dead.
Long live the suite.

Is it compatible with extensions and plugins?

[antdude]

Curious. Is it safe to use Seamonkey to replace my Mozilla v1.7.12 in Windows, Mac OS X 102.8, and Linux? Orare there lots of incompatibilities with the current extensions, plugins, etc.?